I love that the shoes are literally off in this lol

@treyhuey1871

5 жыл бұрын

Me too well I be looking at feet All the time you know

I love Yvonne Orji's character on "Insecure"

Comments on here deflecting the very important conversation with the fact that the lighting of the set is bad? We really do have a long way to go don't we? #Pitiful

@treyhuey1871

5 жыл бұрын

Nah

Evan Rachel Wood just sitting on the couch, crossed legged, wearing a suit. I'd listen to her for hours, she'd probably be an amazing teacher, she's just so cool.

Who did this lighting? Its brutal

@FrisbeeGirl

6 жыл бұрын

So a person's message is only valid if they look attractive?

@kennedy4035

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, that's exactly what I said! Lol

@haute03

6 жыл бұрын

I literally came into the comment section just to say something about it. The lighting designer must have a personal vendetta of some sort against NAP.

@steventurner5785

6 жыл бұрын

Frisbee Girl no someone personal message still matters but as a photographer and someone who works on photo and video sets i will say the lighting its pretty bad here

@ieatgremlins

6 жыл бұрын

Frisbee Girl No, he's saying someone didn't do their job properly.

Nicole is right about "Whats Love Got to Do with It" and both Angela Bassett & Lawrence Fishburn should've won academy awards that year. They deserved it. BTW Nicole's earrings....omg

I love how they took off their shoes. :)

I have never felt so identified with a group a women with this open conversation AND this lighting. Excellent choice.

The top three comments are about the lighting and sound, not what these women are saying. That's not what we as the audience should be focusing on.

the way evan is sitting... hey girl i'm free on thursday if you want to hang out on thursday when i'm free

Women demean each other and until that stops, nothing changes.

@Andrea-cy9pn

6 жыл бұрын

Sonja Dawn one of the reasons that happens is cause "society's mindset" sort to say is male not female. So we are taught to compete against each other. Not to cooperate. The other is not the enemy.

@SonjaDawn

6 жыл бұрын

Andrea Melado yeah, I see that, but I personally missed the memo haha

My name is Margaret, I'm brunette and 25.

@yoni5570

6 жыл бұрын

Margaret Vogel lol!

@-Roos97-

6 жыл бұрын

Margaret Vogel Haha that’s hilarious 😂😂

Evan and Maggie 😍❤

I just love this combination of women, if they could all work on a show together it would be a dream come true

was it intentional to light these beautiful women with such harsh lighting and such heavy grading?

@afrosymphony8207

6 жыл бұрын

was thinking the samething

@zahyonmusic8076

6 жыл бұрын

exactly! the DP could have done better!

@MeansandExtremes

6 жыл бұрын

We should maybe be thinking about why lighting that shows a person's "flaws" (i.e. pores, skin texture, scarring, bumps) is deemed harsh or brutal. Is it not the most truthful way to show these people as they are in real life?

@zahyonmusic8076

6 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you, their beauty is everything you mentioned, flaws and all, but i just hope they like the way they've been portrayed, thats what matters.

@starsaint

6 жыл бұрын

I don't know...I don't think this lighting is truthful...it doesn't just show, it highlights and seems to dirty the complexion. I don't think they look like this in real life at all.

This conversation is so much better than the Hollywood report ones

I love that three of them are barefoot.

Lol what's with this lighting

What exactly is a "good rape joke" ?.... Anyone??

@breea07

6 жыл бұрын

Thembi Costa Dave Chappelle has a great rape joke in his set for his Netflix show. I’m sure you can find it if you looks up chappelle rape joke or something

@ritalovesthebeatles

6 жыл бұрын

Jokes that are punching up: Making fun of a rapist not the victim.

the sound and lighting in this is awful!!

@thelovelyjerald

5 жыл бұрын

I thought I was tripping...just awful.

@aishaarellano7473

4 жыл бұрын

Focus

they seem so relaxed and at ease, i love it

Amazing. I love them all.

Why is Nicole Richie on here?

@xenialiashko

6 жыл бұрын

She is in Great News currently. She is gorgeous in it btw but the show itself is not so god.

@lukethelabrador3683

6 жыл бұрын

Ксенія Ляшко thanks! I didn't know she's now an actress.

@ieatgremlins

6 жыл бұрын

She is in a comedy with Tina Fey and she's hilarious.

Maggie and Sarah are so amazing 😍

Yes

This was so damned refreshing. THESE voices are what I, as a consumer ($$$) want to hear.

So did Nicole Richie just pretend to be an idiot on television for years just to get rich? She sure as hell isn't one. So what did that say about her?

@sierrabreann5633

5 жыл бұрын

TV6469 I hate to say this, but I think it’s because she was pretty young.

@maddiemm73

3 жыл бұрын

It says she was young, having fun and made a few bucks. I don’t see a problem?

Why Yvonne Orji sits so far from the centre?

Please add in description each actor’s show. REW was the only actor to mention her show by name.

Evan sitting like that! I feel represented

I wish I want to get into the interview with them have some laughs with them taking about shows movies and everything

Love the point about conditioning that Yvonne made.

yeah Maggie and Evan. rest meh!

what happened to the audio+editing?! it's so distracting from the interview..

Focus on the conversation , ✨✨✨

@reasonable9647

4 жыл бұрын

ROSECITYPRETTY TV stop telling me what to do

@carmelicedcoffee2235

4 жыл бұрын

@@reasonable9647 haha are you upset 😢

@v4mpire723

2 жыл бұрын

No, ✨✨✨

What is Nicole doing here? Wasn’t she in that classy show with Paris?

@audreyloveland7617

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. She feels so randomly placed among them.

While I do respect that Evan Rachel Wood has survived being raped and she may have more authority on the subject than I do, I do not think rape jokes are ever, ever okay. No it does not depend on how good the joke is. Jokes about rape make light of a disgusting crime which is still covered up and portrayed badly in film/TV today. We cannot joke about it.

@crazedmartinez

6 жыл бұрын

isthismaddy we can actually joke about anything . Freedom of expression you can choose to not watch or not laugh but telling people what they can and can’t joke about is fascism ...

@evewatts4913

6 жыл бұрын

isthismaddy literally thought the same thing, I’m like it’s never ok to make rape jokes...ever.

@monniej58

6 жыл бұрын

That's the point I think. Everyone expresses and processes differently. You dont get to tell someone else how to think or feel. You can disagree but to try and control everyone according to how you feel is a dictatorship. Not cool. I don't think rape jokes are funny btw. Js.

@JuliOMuShrOomSs

6 жыл бұрын

you dont know how she deals with it. so why you telling her how to? youre like that person blaming someone for not crying at a funeral...start by judging whats in your mirror first babe

@Dragoctopossi

6 жыл бұрын

Respectfully I must disagree w you I’ve been assalted multiple times myself and I think if they are funny, jokes about rape are a way to take the power away from the rapist I suppose it’s just a taste/opinion thing but I believe you can joke about anything it’s mainly about who the joke is making fun of, the criminal or the victim

Powerful panel

Wonderful that there is a conversation. Why is the baseline (successful) women on television? Are the experiences limited to (successful) women on television?

Why? Most of the interviews of the great Hollywood artists do not have subtitles in Spanish or Latin, they could have much more follow-ups

Where’s Debette Goldry?

Sarah is stunning

@annasloan2349

5 жыл бұрын

My first thought as well

Nicole Richie is pretty funny guys give her a chance

What are they trying to say?

Sara Silverman is gorgeous here, despite the lighting and being in the same room as Evan and Yvonne and Nicole

Nicole Richie is on TV?

@Nophotofound

6 жыл бұрын

shes great on a great show called "great news" produced by Tina Fey.

This is really bad lighting, adds several years to them all.

@stephanied5386

4 жыл бұрын

Dave Ninjaneuro so what? Since when is it a crime to age..? This is what they are trying to say, women are not allowed to age, they need to be seen, not heard in Hollywood. It’s sad.

Evan Rachel Wood on normalisation versus good dark comedy just nailed it. 🎯

Why is the lighting like this... and the color correction..

Context erw u took context out of context

wow... evan was raped? weird to learn in this way. she's so strong to say it out loud. but yeah rape jokes are never ok!

@Missblueeyes

6 жыл бұрын

she wrote it on her twitter page in 2016. She was raped twice... such a strong woman

@ninadavidovic9644

6 жыл бұрын

By two different men, I am not sure if it was only 2 times. She might've been raped more times, as her first rapist was actually a person she was in a relationship with, she said she woke up to him raping, what he thought was, her unconscious body. I only recently found that out by watching her testify on youtube.

@seanshannon7741

4 жыл бұрын

@@ninadavidovic9644 some people are saying it was Marylin Manson.

Looove how they give a fuck about the shoes

I watched Great News recently (really fun show nobody talks about) and Nicole Richie was great in it. Her character was most lovable character written to screen since... ever? I already love Silverman, fan of Westworld so also Rachel Wood, don't care much about Maggie Gyllenhaal and don't know who Yvonne Orji is. However they are right about the sex scene stuff, go watch Sansa getting raped in GOT, we focus on Ramsey's enjoyment instead of Sansa's pain, which is awful since Sansa is the main protagonist. My ramblings are over now, scroll on..

the lighting was set up for 16 k

Damn, I love all of these brilliant, talented women!

Was this conversation taken place following a funeral?

I watched this film years ago and a film on television starring Evan Rachel Wood brought forth the memory of this film. I remembered more the conversation maggie ghyenhal had in speaking of her character on the series the duece. Since at the time the series was being debated heavily in it's depiction of sex work and "idealizing" sex work as though young people would begin seeking to involve themselves in such from having watched a series. Or the series glamourizing sex work with conversations that it'd only place female in harm's way. This was amid the ongoing metoo movement with males attempting to claim they'd be falsly accused of sexual misconduct. Or that boys will be boys conversations unfairly depicted male attention toward females.

this lighting is fantastic. of course it was intentional. it's so you see what they actually look like. that their skin has scars.

Nicole Ritchie is there because............?

who

make up by helen keller

@gothicmoonchild3629

3 жыл бұрын

Lmfaoo 😂😂😂

Why so much make up on? Looks like they raided the net a porter warehouse before shooting.

what an important conversation. i wonder how triggering this was to evan though with her past of abuse

@Maliceuk

3 жыл бұрын

Well,she can still laugh at a good rape joke. Nicole looked uncomfortable at that point.

@kootenaywomon

2 жыл бұрын

Perhaps she has worked through her experience enough to be able to talk about it. Sometimes, when a person is ready, talking to others is also a healing way to overcome such trauma.

7:44-8:26 Hmmmmmmmmmm

The thing about the rape jokes is: the reason a lot of them are funny is because their implied premise is: rape is awful and we all agree on it. If the pun was: haha she was raped lmao, (hopefully) no one would laugh.

Support the Me Too Movement. I am afraid of sex because it is full of diseases and death. Me Too Movement matters like Black Lives Matter. I support the movement not just for celebrities but just average real life people who don't want to be a sex symbol because of the money, fame, or charm. Personality is the key.

Maggie looks like she could be in a painting from the 1920s she’s beautiful

Do women have a mute button 🤔

Omg who did the lighting. This is dark and makes them look old

Purplelemo , why can't it just be 5 beautiful independent and talented women why do people point out differences?

@haute03

6 жыл бұрын

lol girl

@aap2310

6 жыл бұрын

Mai Lan Mckenna because representation matters especially for us who never see or hear ourselves represented in any meduim

Evan acts like Amber Heard here. So this is her real face 🙄

Interesting and complex female characters have been on the screen since the silent film era, there may be more dynamic roles now because there is more content coming from a diversity of media. It’s a shame they present the strong complex woman as something ‘new’

Wow so many GODDESSES

Good things about this video: 1. Happy to see that this conversation is happening. It is important. 2. Yvonne And Nicole. Bad things about this video: Lighting is horrendous and this casting is unacceptable in 2017. Honestly sad. There are so many different diverse actresses on the come up today. How did we still end up with 4 white women and 1 black woman. Not ok Net-A-Porter. Love all of these ladies but we need better than this.

@geminidragonreads

6 жыл бұрын

Jesse Kadjo Nicole Ritchie is half-black.

@Anew3A3

6 жыл бұрын

Nicole Sanchez Nicole is still white passing

@AidanTheLoverBoyOhDwyer

5 жыл бұрын

And Half Mexican Which Is Hispanic.

Amazing how the Hays Code is never mentioned. Actress understanding of film history needs to be elevated so we better understand why censorship & misogyny is so ingrained. However rape jokes, like dead sex worker jokes are deeply disturbing & shouldn't be taken lightly. Also sex workers shouldn't have their experience spoken of by non sex workers because we are sick of being exploited by civilians for marketing & clicks.

This video is made by a fashion retail website. How much empowerment can you offer when all you want is to sell more skirts? Come on

@maddiemm73

3 жыл бұрын

What’s wrong with selling skirts? I don’t think it diminishes the value of the conversation. I don’t think cynicism is always valid about companies creating initiatives or “creating community”. It can be done authentically and I don’t think is necessarily at odds with running a business. I think when done right, it’s human centred capitalism, not late capitalism.

Discussing sex on TV but Yvonne is still waiting to get married to do it.

I do not feel be represented, these women live such a diffrent life.

@sianl5159

6 жыл бұрын

maybe, but these ladies have big influence in media. My 80 year old neighbour Karen could sit around talking about these issues all day with 0 effect. understand?

man i love Sarah Silverman a lot of people hate her but i think she's fine af

Maggie Gyllenhaal is one of the hottest women ever (for me).

Personally I think plenty of awareness has been raised around women surviving rape. In the interest of equality, Hollywood should be raising awareness around men getting raped, over and over and over for decades, centuries....

@maddiemm73

3 жыл бұрын

Any rape culture and issues are important to highlight and stamp out, always. Personally I don’t think we’re anywhere near the point of enough people in society truly understanding the level to which rape culture and the lifting of men to the detriment or ignorance of women is still pervasive... example being Evan Rachel-Wood’s point about sex still being predominantly portrayed as about men’s pleasure, not women’s. We’re getting there, but still - it passes through all those people in production who don’t see a problem with it, so there is a way to go

@devoleno

3 жыл бұрын

@@maddiemm73 Good points.

@devoleno

3 жыл бұрын

@@maddiemm73 On another note, at what point does "raising awareness" just become gratuitous rape scenes that feed rape culture?

What is Nicole Ritchie doing there? She's not an actress

@thembicosta4394

6 жыл бұрын

Kari Boersheim they probably need Ed a last minute fill in

@Nophotofound

6 жыл бұрын

shes great on a great show called "great news" produced by Tina Fey.

Sarah Silverman is so hot

*“What if alongside feminism’s focus on making **_women’s status as equal to men,_** one of our principles was making **_women equal to women?”_* - Paula Giddings. Look at the ONE African descended woman specifically being placed the furthest from the center of the space. Typical. When the word "women" is used in the U.S. it's usually referring to "white women." It's typically used in the context of white women trying to get some *pseudo power,* and *constantly being in a tug of war with white men for the power seat (the white **_patriarchal_** power seat, to be exact) to the exclusion of everybody else.* Let’s be real: this is _really_ about white females fighting white males for _patriarchal_ dominance and control, not equity. It’s as if white females actually think we _all_ just really want to be under white women’s thumbs. NOT. 😂 Lol. Please. It’s not going to happen and it’s not going to work. Tired of the fakeness.

@reasonable9647

4 жыл бұрын

veronicajade20 Thank you for saying this.

Why doesn't Evan sit normal?

people making insults about the lightining, the whole point is that they don't have to be beautiful for you. They are beautiful however they look.

One Black woman surrounded by four white women. . . how much diversity are y'all taking about really? There are Muslim women, transgender women, Latino/Asian/Native/Indigenous women, women with disabilities. . . I mean this is a poor excuse for a discussion about women in TV or lack there of (no pun).

@thesmileyeffect

6 жыл бұрын

P U R P L E L E M O N A D E Nicole Ritchie is Puerto Rican.

@MzBrazilian87

6 жыл бұрын

Well it is NetAPorter :/ But yea

@gingerzOMFG

6 жыл бұрын

Eboné Smiley I believe she's Mexican

@dahalofreeek

6 жыл бұрын

Five people is kind of too few people to represent everybody.

@Keshadorable

6 жыл бұрын

If you think this is a poor excuse for a discussion about women in TV then I don't think you were listening.

Aged

Why is Nicole in this group? She’s a celebrity not an actress.

About 5 seconds in, I asked myself - This set up feels awkward... Why... Oh, the black woman is the most far away person from the centre of the space :/

@sianl5159

6 жыл бұрын

oh fuck off... seriously? thats all you took form this?

@mermanfiasco

6 жыл бұрын

sian l - no, of course not

@elleMerci_bey

6 жыл бұрын

That’s par for the course. Black women are rarely in the center.

@bootsieragansings

6 жыл бұрын

Wow. Open your eyes. The two women with the longest legs are sitting to the outside of this banquette thing, because they need leg room.

@veronicajade20

6 жыл бұрын

I noticed it too. 😑

Anymore, sex, women, kids all spell one thing , trouble......Content bachlor.

Something is way off with the make-up, hair and the lighting. These beautiful women look kind of exhausted.

I hope i see in my lifetime a point where women being interviewed doesn't revolve around complaining about being a woman. And I fully support them getting to that point.

dont look good. jk. trigger warned.

Someone enlighten me...when is a rape joke "a good joke"? When is a rape joke ever funny or deserving of a laugh? Weird comment to make, went right over my head

@missblair2000

6 жыл бұрын

Pretty Vicious yeah her comment TOTALLY caught me off guard. #VeryUnsettling

@Elizabethe666

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah, did not get it either..

@StrongImaginationA

6 жыл бұрын

When it makes fun of rape culture instead of rape victims.

@victoriahale5254

6 жыл бұрын

Pretty Vicious when is a race joke every funny. Goes right over my head...

@valhalla1240

5 жыл бұрын

John Mulaney had a joke where he and a random woman were in a hurry to catch a train. And suddenly he notices she's looking over her shoulder and running away from him. But he has to keep running too to catch the train. And he wished he could yell: I WON'T RAPE YOU! I laughed at that one and I was raped. It's all about the punchline. I've actually never heard a rape joke where the punchline was: hahaha let's rape her.

How is this an important issue that needs to be discussed? Women across the globe a still facing REAL oppression yet here we are discussing movie sex. Come on.

@conancat

6 жыл бұрын

You can multi-task and care about multiple things at the same time. There are children starving in Africa but it doesn't mean you can't talk about obesity in America. Same thing.

Sarah Silverman used to be edgy and hilarious Now shes Woke aka PC Pandering and mundane

Hehe, American women will never really be happy. Lack of Power ≠ Unhappiness. As for the beginning part, why they are upset that the powers-that-be aren't willing to do what they want, and have more feminine sex scenes, it comes down to the fact that they are bigger organizations and have more to lose from a failed project. It's ironic that the woman from Insecure didn't learn that lesson from Issa Rae. Issa had a small project she built on youtube, which was low risk that eventually evolved into Insecure. In other words she had to prove a workable formula before the big boys were going to back her project. Yet that's the truth about things. Power cannot be taken, it can only be generated from the bottom up, anything you get from the powerful through politics or activism is just on rental till the zeitgeist subsides. You'd think 2 generations of feminists would've figured this out by now, but apparently the trappings of power still clouds them from the reality of power.

What do you call a Group of United Strong Women? A Brothel

I can't stand Sarah Silverman.