Say what you want about HBO’s EuphoriaThe second season of, concluded with as much sexual content as possible, including drugs and violence, as fans have come to know and, in some cases, even pay homage to on TikTok. But HBO insists. don’tAccording to some, the filming environment was equally harmful to the series’ content.
A report in The Daily BeastToday cited unnamed sources, as well actors who were background extras, who claimed rampant abuse and disorganization that led to multiple complaints to the SAG-AFTRA union representatives. Many of these complaints revolved around leaving actors and crew behind. Heating, heat, and meals were all lacking. A lack of shot lists can cause lack of direction. This made it impossible to work when shoot days lasted beyond 18 hours.
Earlier this season, two of the show’s high-profile actresses, Sydney Sweeney and Minka Kelly, spoke up about pushing back on filming unnecessary and gratuitous nude scenes this season.
HBO responded with the following statement: The well being of cast and crew working on our productions is always our top priority. The production was in compliance with all safety guidelines. Complex shoots are not uncommon in drama series. COVID protocols add another layer. We maintain open communication with all guilds, SAG-AFTRA included. There were never any formal inquiries.
Jacob Elordi is the cast member. Submitted VarietyThis week I learned that the hard work and long hours put in was well worth it. This is filmmaking in its broadest sense. Although you shouldn’t be suffering, I think it’s important to work hard. He said that for every hour of work that I have put in, I can see the difference when I watch the show. I can also feel it when I walk down the street. People love the show. Working long hours is for me the greatest joy. They take care. This is my family. Sam works twice as hard if I work long hours, Zendayas three times as hard if I work long hours. We are all in this together.
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