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Penn Badgley Says His Comments About Sex Scenes on 'You' Were 'Blown Out of Proportion'
Penn Badgley says his comments about requesting for his character, Joe Goldberg, to have less sex scenes were «blown out of proportion.»Speaking with, the former  star said he was taken aback by the reaction to comments he made on his podcast last month, in which he revealed that he asked Sera Gamble, the hit Netflix series' showrunner, if it would be possible for his character to "do no more intimacy scenes."«I asked Sera Gamble, creator of the show, 'Can I just do no more intimacy scenes?' This is actually a decision I had made before I took the show... I don't think I've ever mentioned it publicly, but it’s… one of the main things is, like, 'Do I want to put myself back on a career path where I'm just always the romantic lead?'» he said on his podcast.In that same podcast, Badgley added, «Fidelity in every relationship -- and especially in my marriage -- is important to me.»Some fans misconstrued those comments as saying even an actor taking part in simulated sex scenes could be considered a form of cheating. Badgley now says that the reaction to his comments were «blown out of proportion» and that he is «all too aware of how the internet takes things out of context.»«What I was speaking about wasn't actually the final product,» he tells .
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‘You’ Season 4 Review: Fresh Stalkings
You.Maybe it’s the way Penn Badgley looks with or without a beard. Or maybe it’s the show’s funny, yet cutting satire on the people we suffer through every day.But damn, four seasons in, You (★★★★☆), Netflix’s series about a sociopath who obsesses over women, still hits that same perverse spot it did to make it one of the streamer’s best in recent years.Originally a Lifetime Original adapted from Caroline Kepnes’s book series, You was brought to the screen by producing giants Greg Berlanti and Sera Gamble, who installed former Gossip Girl star Penn Badgley as the lead.After one season aired on Lifetime, the show migrated to Netflix, where it blew up and has remained a permanent fixture since season two.Badgley stars as Joe Goldberg, a troubled sociopath with inclinations for becoming obsessed with random women, ingratiating himself into their lives, and then killing anyone who gets in his way.On paper, this seems like a strange recommendation in the #MeToo era, but You‘s greatest strength has become its humor, focusing on entertainment and sardonic musings on everyday life from a truly messed up man.Over the first three seasons, Joe traveled across the coasts, going from being a bookstore manager in New York to a young dad in suburban California.
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Netflix You star Penn Badgley says he won't do sex scenes over 'cheating' fears
Netflix thriller You decidedly less steamy.Though You has broken some definite boundaries over the years – with one iconic scene showing Penn’s character Joe Goldberg masturbating vigorously on a public street – series four hasn’t featured nearly as much sex.Now Penn has opened up on his podcast Podcrushed, with co-hosts Nava Kavelin and Sophie Ansari.READ MORE: Tess Holliday ‘breaks internet’ as she parades famous curves in tiny thong for bed snapsPenn confessed he asked You scriptwriter Sera Gamble to cut down on sultry bedroom scenes, from “100 to zero”.The star explained that Sera thankfully “didn’t even bat an eye” and was “really glad that I was honest and had a really positive response.”He said: “I actually asked Sera Gamble, the creator of the show, ‘Can I just do no more intimacy scenes?’“This was actually a decision I made… I don’t think I’ve ever mentioned it publicly, but do I really want to put myself in a career path where I’m just always the romantic lead?”Speaking on the podcast, Penn revealed the reason why, telling fans: “Fidelity in every relationship, and especially my marriage, is really important to me. It just got to a point where I don’t want to do that.“Before I took the show, it was a question: Do I have a career if I don’t? Think about every male lead you’ve loved.
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