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Originally Posted by bronco67
I could see being a little annoyed if you thought your job was rubbing up against Debra Ann Woll, but then it got changed to a gay plotline -- but the guy should be happy to get paid hundreds of times more than the average working person to play "make believe". If his job is to make believe he's gay, then he should be able to roll with it or he can't call himself an actor.
Just like any actress who is too uncomfortable to be nude in a movie that the part demands. You're in the wrong line of work if you're too good to show your tits, when Anne Hathaway does it all the time -- and she's no B movie actor.
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You make it sound as if negotiation is not part of employment.
You make it sound like a model hired for $100k non-nude shoot should just be grateful for the money after I pull a "bait and switch" for a hardcore DP scene.
I'd tell you that in a proper modern society that would simply be a rape charge.
Forced sex through undue influence.
The duress being that the person is already counting on the money and now the threat of not being paid or "never work in this town again".
The criminal requirement is met by the fraudulent booking.
Where is the free country we speak of when an employee cannot negotiate pay and conditions?