Chrissy Teigen is playing her part in the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike in her own way!
The SAG-AFTRA strike that has been a shocking disruption to the American television and film industries continues to expose Hollywood’s dirty labor secrets.
Known as John Legend’s wife, the mother of four, hailed as one of the most influential women in the world, lent her voice to the cause while opening up about her own experience with an unfair audition process.
Chrissy Teigen Had A Bad Audition Only To Have Her Face Excluded From The Movie
An ongoing labor dispute strike seems to have motivated journalist Kaila Yu’s recent take on Teigen’s past Hollywood experiences. On her Instagram page, the former singer shared a video detailing Teigen’s fate in the “Fast & Furious” franchise.
In the clip, Yu reveals that the former briefcase model on the game show “Deal or No Deal” has auditioned for a role in “Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift.” However, when her scene appeared, her face had been cut from the 2006 film.
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According to the Utah citizen, he, along with 200 people, found themselves waiting in a parking garage, sitting on the floor. Despite the less-than-ideal circumstances that may have brought more difficulties, Teigen was chosen from the crowd. However, only his exposed body made a wound.
“My chest is fast and Tokyo is drifting. I sat on the floor with 200 people in a parking garage downtown,” revealed the mother of four. “They pulled me to be the ‘girl out of the car,’ and the shot ended up cutting my face as they panned my body. Come on.”
Yu shared the scene in her post, showing the “All of Me” music video vixen stepping out of a vehicle in a black bodycon. The camera focuses on the TV personality’s cleavage peeking out from her pink bra before panning to reveal her thighs.
The reporter described the moment as “crazy,” insisting that Teigen’s face should not be excluded because she is a “beautiful supermodel.” It’s strange that former Nylon Pink vocalist and Japanese actress Aiko Tanaka are in the same scene, but they get the attention they deserve.
Fans had mixed reactions to the revelation, stating they never knew the “Bring the Funny” judge had appeared in the film. Some claim the point of sale is the model’s body, while others debate the reasons behind its exclusion.
“They cut his face off because he was supposed to be Japanese in the movie,” claimed one, while another argued it was all part of the job. The individual wrote, “No lie, I get Chrissy Teigen being nerdy, lol. Work is work, and being recognized is great. Although I’m sure she’d appreciate it if they showed her face.”
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Amid the backlash, the former “Lip Sync Battle” co-host reposted her Instagram Story with a declaration that read, “my boobs stand with SAG/AFTRA!!! They’re not going to work anymore until everyone gets their fair share of compensation .”
2023 Emmy Awards Ceremony Postponed Due to Continued Strike
As the Writers Guild of America (WGA) and SAG-AFTRA clash with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) over labor conditions, this year’s Emmy Awards have been postponed until further notice.
The 75th annual ceremony is scheduled for September 18 and will be broadcast on the FOX Network. However, the Television Academy has moved the event due to the ongoing strike.
As for the new date, insiders claim the program will take place once the WGA and SAG-AFTRA unions reach an agreement with AMPTP. Even if the show’s actors want to ignore the strike and host the show, there is a high possibility of absenteeism.
Emmys are usually given to actors and writers, but performers cannot accept the trophy under strict strike rules. SAG-AFTRA prohibits performers from working with companies they oppose, including annual awards shows
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The same rules apply to the WGA as their writers are responsible for providing the content used by the hosts and presenters. Despite the delay, sources claim the Television Academy will host Phase 2 of the voting process for Emmy nominees starting August 17.
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