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Originally Posted by soon2be
Dan Talking About Emma's Upskirt
Has it been odd to watch not only yourself, but also Rupert and Emma go from child star to sex symbol?
It's been funny with Emma. Yeah, it's been very strange to watch that suddenly happen, because there was that weird time when she was like 15 or 16, and guys kind of knew they fancied her, but no one could say anything. She's always been a very, very pretty girl, and now suddenly that she turned 18, everyone's like "OK, now she's fair game! Paparazzi!" It is kind of creepy, I did feel bad for her. Men will never know the kind of humiliation of having an upskirt done, which poor old Emma had. We talked a few days after her birthday, and she said, "It was awful, they were all over me. They were trying to shoot up my knickers!" It's incredibly invasive. That's why I do think it's much, much harder for girls being famous than it is for guys.
I agree with Daniel, it must be much harder for women in the industry.
The rest of the interview is at the link. It's a very good interview!
Daniel Radcliffe on 'Harry Potter 6,' the 'Twilight' Rivalry and Our Half-Serious Suggestion to Date Madonna - Inside Movies Blog
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If some strange bloke walked up to you on the street and took a picture up your dress or skirt he'd get nicked for it and probably put on the sex offenders register, but the papz get away with it for some reason.
While the law doesn't potect them against that kind of intrusion, these women celebs have gotta be more careful about what they wear and how they get in and out of transport.
Dan's right though. With a bloke the media will talk about superficial things. With women there's a helluva lot of attention on their bodies. We just had Wimbledon week before last and the only interest in the women was how they looked.