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Despite her objections, she did not flat out refuse (Attempt to leave the set, use any sort of physical force) to take part in the scene, and reluctantly consented to filming the scene when pressured by other people on the set. She had the ability to walk away from filming, but being 19 she was unaware since she had not been informed this by anyone who was supposed to be supporting her from a career position. When filming of the butter scene started, she objected to scene itself, most likely in disagreement with the content matter. She filmed the majority of the scenes entirely willingly, and had no objection. She was completely accepting of the sexual nature and her requirements to appear nude in this film.

Given the sexual content throughout the rest of the movie, its reasonable to assume that her objections were due to the "rape with butter" aspect of the scene, and not the "sexual" aspect of the scene.

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A large block of the Internet has a hard time understanding that just because it was movie sex, doesn't mean it was real sex.

Sexual Content was limited to dry humping, and a hand down her pants.

Important Edit: Information Ive gathered from so far from googling. I am in no way suggesting that coercion cannot be the same thing as rape or sexual assault. He says it's not rape because she would technically give consent in this situation, even though she only gives it under false pretenses.

I was referencing this clip from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia - where Dennis tries to justify coercing a woman to have sex with him because of an implication that she has to, even though she doesn't. I was pointing out how fucked up that kind of logic is - it does not matter that she technically agreed to do the scene just before they shot it, because she did not know she had the choice to not agree with it. This is an example of the kind of "defenders of creepy shit" OP mentioned might pervade this thread. So they told her (an adult) about the scene beforehand… she agreed to do it… chose to act it out in full, subsequently regretted doing the scene and so it’s “rape”… this is the most ridiculous piece of “news” I’ve read in a while. Here's an example comment from an article about this on deadline. "I should have called my agent or had my lawyer come to the set because you can't force someone to do something that isn't in the script, but at the time, I didn't know that. "They only told me about it before we had to film the scene and I was so angry. Submit news article (no analysis/opinion) If your post is not a good fit for /r/news, consider submitting to one of these subreddits instead:

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