Here is what the page “Cynthia Erivo Praises Intimacy Coordinators on ‘Prima Facie’: ‘Not Enough Credit Is Given’” contains. Cynthia Erivo is speaking out about the crucial role of intimacy coordinators in film and television, saying they are often underappreciated. During a London Film Festival screen talk on Monday, the Oscar-nominated actress discussed her experience working with an intimacy coordinator on her new movie “Prima Facie,” her first film role after “Wicked.” Erivo plays Tessa Ensler, a successful defense barrister whose life changes after a sexual assault. She emphasized that intimacy coordinators are “often given a hard time” but what they do is important, ensuring safety and consent during sensitive scenes.
Erivo’s comments come as the industry continues to debate the necessity of these professionals, with some actors and directors questioning their impact on creative freedom. However, Erivo’s endorsement highlights their value in protecting performers and fostering a professional environment. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.