15 Inappropriate Movie/TV Costumes Actors Hated

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like a harlequin Suicide SquadMargot Robbie was known for her sexuality and wore small sequin shorts (which resembled underwear) and a ripped white shirt (which later got wet).

The costumes are quite a departure from the cartoons featuring Harley in a bodysuit, which is the outfit she usually wore in HBO animations (though this was later changed). Harley Quinn series.

lobby said later Costumes and the backlash surrounding it: “As Margot, no, I don’t like wearing it. I’m eating a hamburger at lunch, and you go for a scene where you grab a hose and get soaked in a white t-shirt, too. It’s attached to it and it’s self-conscious.”

Lobby’s Costume raptor especially less sexual people (e.g., including work clothes); Suicide Squad suggestion The costumes and hair are much closer to her cartoon counterparts.

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One of the most famous sexual movie costumes of all time was worn by Carrie Fisher. Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back. In the scene, her character, Princess Leia, is enslaved by Jabba Hutt, wearing a metallic bikini and skirt.

Fisher said the costume was “No. [her] choice,” and when George Lucas showed it to her, she thought he was joking. “It made me very nervous. I had to sit very upright because I didn’t have to have lines like the little folds on my side. I had to sit very, very stiff, upright, because no creases were allowed.” She was instructed to exercise to get a costume, later called it “What will the supermodel end up wearing in the 7th Ring of Hell?”

She also later advised Daisy Ridley, star of the new trilogy. Ridley said, “Don’t settle for just being a sex symbol. You have to fight for your dress. Don’t be a slave like me.”

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for someone Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, Angelina Jolie Reportedly unfortunate With her character’s exposure and tight wardrobe, and I thought it sends a bad message to young girls. she In addition I had to stuff my bra for the role.

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When Scarlett Johansson first started playing Black Widow iron man 2, Her costumes were far more revealing and sexual than in later films. Johansson himself called She said her character’s portrayal was “overly sexualised,” while saying, “You Iron Man 2 And there were a lot of really fun and good moments, but the characters came out too sexual, right? She talked like a piece of an object, a possession or an object or whatever, really like a piece of ass.

“and [Tony Stark] Sometimes they refer to her that way… ‘I want some’ [says Tony] … And at some point she called her a piece of her meat and perhaps at the time it really felt like a compliment to her.”

Johansson said her character has evolved over the years, just like hers, and that “younger girls are getting a much more positive message now. Not only are they part of that old story, they’re progressing.”

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However, although Johansson’s outfit became less sexy, Elizabeth Olsen wasn’t as lucky as her character, Scarlet Witch. This is especially avengers: infinity war, When Olsen pointed out that she was the only female Avenger with bare breasts.

Olsen said she doesn’t mind wearing a corset, but prefers it not to be too low-cut. “I wish it was higher. There are things everyone can cover themselves with. Tessa Thompson, Scarlett yes. I want to hide a little bit. Sometimes I look around and I’m like-wow, I’m the only one with a cleavage, and they’re wearing my superhero costume. It’s a constant joke because I haven’t developed that much.”

In particular, her costumes were much more covered. Wanda Vision and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.

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Another superhero who wasn’t thrilled with her costume was Malin Åkerman. warden. Compared to her tight latex suit with condoms all over her body, she called Silk Specter Costume “It’s too uncomfortable.” He also said, “I wanted to tighten my waist 3 inches smaller than it actually is every day to make my shoulders look wider.”

However, this was not the only reason the clothes were physically uncomfortable. “It didn’t feel that powerful,” she said. said. “The cool thing about playing Silk Specter was that she was such a powerful vigilante. beside from the costume. I actually think the costume is a little off that. I wanted to roll around wildly in combat boots.”

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Miley Cyrus at the age of 12 was cast Miley Stewart, a character who often takes on Hannah Montana’s pop star persona. Hannah wore sequins and a long blonde wig while Miley dressed like an ordinary teenage girl.

Cyrus later spoke of the psychological effects of playing such a fictional character at a young age. “Since I was 11, I was like, ‘You’re a pop star! That means you have to be blonde, have long hair, and wear shiny tight clothes.’ Meanwhile, I am a fragile little girl playing a 16-year-old girl with a lot of wigs and makeup. infant and crown. I had fucking flippers.”

“I’ve been hearing what a woman has to do on that show for too long.” Cyrus continued. “I was made to look like someone other than me, and for a long time I had a body deformity because I was pretty every day, and when I wasn’t on that show, what would I?”

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After Jennette McCurdy’s explosive memoir, I’m glad your mom died, Victory said actress Daniela Monet. forced to wear The clothes she was uncomfortable with.

Monet said, “I’m not going to wear it when I’m an adult today.” pointed out Teenage cast members were often reluctant to wear costumes for fear of retaliation.

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McCurdy himself forced While begging for a one-piece for Nickelodeon to wear a bikini and take a photo in a bikini, Aicali Scene — She ended up in one piece in the episode, but was photographed wearing a bikini to show the executive (presumed to be Dan Schneider).

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Jessica Alba hated wearing a blue bikini. Into Blue. After she said “it’s not fun” in a People interview (begins by praising Alba’s bikini body in particular rather than talking about the movie), the interview said, “One of the body parts you thought of was, “Please, can you do it?” I asked. Can’t you see?”

“Everything.” Alba replied. “Every time the camera is off, I cover it with a towel and I hate my life and I call my mom and say, ‘I can’t do this! I hate this movie!’

In fact, Alba’s personality is original meaning You will be a marine biology student in a wetsuit. “But the reps decided to ignore it,” she said, adding that when Alba arrived on set, they had already been filming an underwater scene with a double body in a bikini. d already shot,” she said.

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Milla Jovovich called Her “poor” costume at the beginning fifth element “It’s a little embarrassing.” Growing up as a model and getting used to other people’s clothes, she said, “Most men in the fashion world are gay, and there are etiquettes that you may not notice. But the British men who work on set are whistling and stuff like that.”

But she ultimately said, “My character is about what’s inside. It’s not really about her clothes.”

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fascination Star Alyssa Milano did not name specific outfits, but felt Her character’s costumes were overly revealing on the show.

In the ’90s, she said, it was like having to sanctify a character to sell a show.

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Kaylee Cuoco no her lot fascination Costumes including a wig and black vinyl outfit from the beginning of season 8 and a superhero outfit from the “Battle of the Hexes” episode.

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Sophia Bush hated how often her character costumes were simply underwear. One Tree Hilland had to request that it happens less often.

Her boss said, “He literally told me, ‘Well, you’re the guy with the big f-king rack everyone wants to see. And I’m like, [gasp], ‘What? Well, I won’t do it!” He appeared in a turtleneck in the next episode and said, “If you don’t do it, I’ll wear it like this on the show from now on.” Don’t use this scene.”

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And finally, Marina Sirtis hated having her breasts ripped open. Star Trek outfit, Proverb She didn’t say anything about it and was told to actually lose weight to fit it. “I was just a dressed horse and they put things on me,” she said. she also suggested Her character was there “for men to see”.

Sirtis was originally “the brain of the enterprise,” but when she decided to dress her up in a baggy outfit, she said she “became decorative, like a potted palm on a bridge.” As she changed her school uniform and hid her shriveled body, Sirtis said Her character has become more capable. “As a result, I got all my brains back, because if you have a split, you can’t have a brain in Hollywood.”