Sydney Sweeney is standing by "Euphoria" creator Sam Levinson’s controversial shows despite receiving backlash from critics.
The 25-year-old Hollywood actress made it clear that Levinson never made the cast feel uncomfortable and added that the hit HBO show helped her find her power. "You have me, you have Z[endaya], you have all of these very strongminded, independent women.
If we didn’t feel comfortable with something, or we saw something we didn’t like, we’d all speak up," Sweeney said during a cover interview with Variety. "It’s hard to see someone completely trashed by the public and the media when no one’s actually there.
We are there, and clearly we’re still working on the show, and we’re still supportive." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sydney Sweeney (@sydney_sweeney) Sweeney’s popular role in "Euphoria" as high schooler Cassie Howard has sparked controversy, as viewers were concerned about the overly sexualized material and how Levinson has handled nude scenes. "The point is making people uncomfortable and thinking outside the box.
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