Alicia Vikander

"I should have been looked after," said Vikander of nude scenes early in her career that lacked an intimacy coordinator.

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The 33-year-old actress is married to fellow movie star Michael Fassbender - but she's also attracted to some of her friends. Alicia - who has Mark, eight ...

Alicia Vikander opens up about the lack of protection for cast members during intimate scenes on set before the time of intimacy coordinators.

Their job is to explain the choreography of intimate scenes to cast members and to be a voice for any concerns that they might have if there are aspects that make them uncomfortable. She praised the work of the intimacy coordinators, who are now common in the industry, while expressing her disappointment that they weren't an industry standard sooner. Vikander began her career at the age of 14 in 2008, acting in various short films and minor television roles in Sweden, long before intimacy coordinators became key crew members.

The 33-year-old actress is married to fellow movie star Michael Fassbender - but she's also attracted to some of her friends. Alicia - who has Mark, eight ...

In a new interview, the actor spoke about her discomfort with filming such scenes, calling them “the worst thing ever”. Appearing on the cover of Harper's ...

We do jobs so one of us can always be with the baby.” “That’s the rule. It’s four months where a bunch of strangers work 15-hour days, six days a week, and don’t sleep”.

"I should have been looked after," the Oscar-winning "Ex Machina" actor said in a revealing interview with Harper's Bazaar.

“I didn’t know that an ‘intimacy coordinator’ was even a job, which is sad and crazy because I should have been using it for a long time.” I should have been looked after.” She recalled one incident in which “everyone was busy doing their own thing and, in the middle, you have an actor who sits there naked for a couple of hours.”

Alicia Vikander and Michael Fassbender welcomed their first child in 2021, four years after their wedding — read more.

“I’ve never been pregnant, but I hope to have a family one day,” the Golden Globe nominee told the magazine in 2017. “In my little family, with my husband and my child, we travel together, always,” the actress, 33, said in the May issue of Harper’s Bazaar UK, published on Wednesday, April 6. We do jobs so one of us can always be with the baby.”

Oscar-winning actress Alicia Vikander has revealed there have been times during her career where she has not felt she was "protected" on set.

She said: "People come and see us at a premiere dressed up and walking these carpets, and that’s fun, of course. "In my little family, with my husband and my child, we travel together, always. "[On one occasion] everyone was busy doing their own thing and, in the middle, you have an actor who sits there naked for a couple of hours.

Alicia Vikander shares details about her family life as a new mother after keeping her marriage to actor Michael Fassbender out of the spotlight.

And it's both the expectation and knowing that it should be the greatest experience of my life — and suddenly from one day to another, it's a reality; it's a new chapter of your life." "I think I'll wait with that one," Vikander said then, only offering, "I now have a whole new understanding of life in general. This is quite a turnaround for Vikander. In 2021, the "Lara Croft: Tomb Raider" star confirmed her newborn's birth to People but declined to elaborate on how it has changed her lifestyle.

The couple - who married five years ago - arrange their schedules so they can "always" travel together and one of them is free to be with their one-year-old son ...

It’s four months where a bunch of strangers work 15-hour days, six days a week, and don’t sleep." She said: "People come and see us at a premiere dressed up and walking these carpets, and that’s fun, of course. Alicia told the new issue of Britain's Harper's Bazaar magazine: "In my little family, with my husband and my child, we travel together, always.

The actor told Harper's Bazaar about an occasion onset where she sat "naked for a couple of hours" and didn't feel "looked after."

"I've been in situations that were not fine, where I didn't feel I was protected," she said. "The role has gained prominence since the #MeToo movement." "The only thing that can't be improvised is an intimate scene — you have to make choreography and stick to it," she said.

On filming intimate scenes: "The only thing that can't be improvised is an intimate scene – you have to make choreography and stick to it. It's the worst thing ...

But that’s the illusion of what the industry is. And someone is supposed to arrive with a robe, and they don’t. It comes afterwards – [the knowledge that] that was not right. On filming intimate scenes: “The only thing that can’t be improvised is an intimate scene – you have to make choreography and stick to it.

Alicia Vikander has opened up about struggling for a baby with her husband Michael Fassbender.

And someone is supposed to arrive with a robe, and they don’t. It comes afterwards – [the knowledge that] that was not right. It’s the worst thing ever to do those scenes. For a while I didn’t think that I could get pregnant. “In my little family, with my husband and my child, we travel together, always. And it’s tough. I struggled for a while.

The Oscar winner said that intimacy coordinators “should have existed at the beginning of my career,” and she described one instance where an actor performed a ...

I think that’s the beauty of the project.” “It’s so meta, it’s eating itself,” Vikander teased of the series. The topic of intimacy coordinators comes up into the plot of Vikander’s upcoming HBO series “Irma Vep,” based on Olivier Assayas’ 1996 movie of the same name.