Alison Brie reveals her own experiences with sexual harassment
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- One of the greatest misconceptions about sexual misconduct in the entertainment industry is that it can be avoided. Take it from a woman in the industry: "Being smart has nothing to do with it!"
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I don't think theres many women that haven't experienced sexual harassment. Its just been so normalised that women have been taught to play it down or placate a man that they deal with it on their own. I think that the female voice has been so muted for so long sometimes men are surprised when a women finally doesn't placate and tells what their really feeling. I remember there was so much rage when the catcalling video came out. What women don't like that? But I'm complementing them? No your not. You're saying her space is not her own. And her body is not her own.
Very well said!
Very poorly said
From what I can tell you're right. As a guy, I was completely unaware of many subtle acts of harassment that happen all the time to women until some of my female friends started talking about it. It still grosses me out that as a women you can't go to any crowded event without getting squeezed in the butt by some random guy like wtf. And that's just one of the many stuff that is happening all of the time.
I just got some street level sexual harassment when I was walking my dogs...
it was some ubereats of postmates guy and he just licked at me from his partially open car window..
like..that's obviously harassment...but it isn't always that obvious.
@@huhwhatasht that's some small dick energy you got there.
I’ve been following the channel for a year and I’d like to say that he seems like a very good interviewer: he has calm/calming energy and tone, he lets the guest talk, shows that he is listening, actively engages with the guest and turns the interview into a collaborative conversation rather than “question 1, answer 1, question 2, answer 2”, doesn’t let the conversation drift either i.e does just the right amount of steering. Good job. Obviously having an hour instead of 4 minutes makes some of this easier: no rush, no anxiety about getting enough questions in, a chance to ask deeper questions that require a longer response and so on, but it is also hard work. AND DAMN DOES HE DESERVE TO HAVE THESE HOUR LONG INTERVIEWS cause he’s good at his job.
he's very passionate about having these conversations with people about the craft and the inner workings of the industry and it shows
preach that! he's my absolute favorite. with any other show/interviewer i only watch celebs i like but with him, i watch all of them. he has high quality people and he holds high quality conversations.
Wow, thank you for the kind praise, this means allot!
:) amen
The guests respect him
I love how he doesn’t talk over them like a lot of late night hosts do, he doesn’t ask a short question and let them talk, he just has conversations with them
Baxmus Skywalker ok first, nice underhanded political statement. Second of all yes he did talk over and interrupt her lol. Which is also a normal thing that happens in everyone's conversations.
Taijifufu nothing I said was political at all but ok
@@baxmusskywalker5524 I didn't take it as political but I know why that person did -- because 9 out of 10 times it would be. Late-night hosts are more openly political than ever before. And almost every time this comes up about them talking too much, it's lumped in with ridicule against the Left -- and the longing for the "good ol' days" of Carson and the like. What those people fail to consider is that everything is more political today, so those hots are just a product of the times (as are the very people ridiculing them). I'm not excusing the hosts (I don't even watch them) -- I'm simply stating reality (which is another thing that's long gone).
Unfortunately, we have created a culture where people make such assumptions simply because a comment brings to mind what they are used to. I've made the same mistake a time or two. Not excusing it -- just saying how it is.
Her eyes are gigantic, she looks like a Disney princess.
You should see her "Disney face"
She's eyes are perfect
@@arturocastroverde3349 Annie's pretty young, we try not to sexualize her..... much. 😉
She's magical
I know, she has the best eyes in Hollywood in my opinion
Sexual assault/abuse, either emotional or physical does not just occur within the realm of the film industry. It happens on a daily basis to thousands/millions of woman. I'm grateful that people who have access to a public voice are using it well to shed light on the other "pandemic" that has been swept under the rug for too long of a time now.
It’s not just women that suffer from sexual/emotional/physical abuse
And men too, women abuse men probably just as much.. I didn't look up statistics but they probably do
@@bencooper6983 you noticed NOBODY cared 😂
Men go through it too. A lot . Even worse than women in many cases .
It's really great how she breaks down how there are different levels of harassment and assault.
Whatever fits their narrative and agenda
BOOOHOOO CRYBABY THATS THE INDUSTRY YOU CHOSE HONNEY
I honestly don't know why you don't have a million subscribers. Please keep doing what you're doing.
I agree, he's awesome!
When the whole Me, Too thing started, I said, "You know, it would be a lot faster if women who HAVEN'T been sexually harassed would come forward."
An untapped market. Would love to be in on meetings with suit giving quarterly projections. A raucous of approval. See Bill Hicks bit on marketing/advertising. #MeToo is the exact same thing. Vile.
You’re right. Most of my friend have bad to horrible to absolutely painful and heartbreakingly terrifying experiences. I’ve been extremely lucky in my life to have not gone through what they have.
@@RomanZolanski123 I'm sorry. I hope they're ok
at 0:37 she lowkey quotes a community meme to not so lowkey underline her point. (the one where they do the gary oldman/léon the professional 'bring me everyone'-scene)
I would love to meet her. She's probably a down to earth person youd have a conversation with easily. It shouldn't matter if they're famous or not. They're just people. And the press treat them like a "big deal".
Sam, have you ever considered Patreon? So that thousands of us could support your work with small contributions? I would love that.
Just buy his episodes and his magazine :)
I as a guy I’ve been sexually harassed a few times, I think it’s a people thing, idk if everyone has experienced it but I think women have a higher likelihood of getting physical hurt which is why We should protect them,
Officer Murphy - as a woman........ bruh no
I’ve been physically assaulted several because I rejected a woman’s advances and they lied about me which led to me been beaten up. And I know a lot of guys that have had the same thing happen to them.
Live fast Diane
This guy looks like George Michael if he had aged well
Jeff Winger is better looking than him and Ryan Seacrest.
And not died.
all I hear is Diane
"Annie's pretty young. We try not to sexualize her."
I’d be curious to get her take on James Franco right about now…
“I stand by my family” was her response back in 2019
Diane.
EVERYONE !!!
Why is this subject only focused on heterosexuality men and women. I'm sure theirs stories about lgbt incidents, aka Kevin Spacey and Corey Feldman experience with sexual abuse with directors.
I like this interview, but sadly we can't see her wonderful blue eyes
There is nothing wrong with noticing a woman's beauty, and IONA can go fuck themselves.
I can't wait for these self-righteous prudish dipshits to realise that our worlds do NOT revolve around there views.
Alison Brie is hot !!!!
Fuck anyone who can't handle that.
@@GenghisKen Who you mad at
But Hollywood loves to lecture us on morality.
Hollywood tells stories, and lots of people of all political persuasions like stories with a moral point. Very few Hollywood films that conclude with "it's all relative," because it's not a money-maker.
People need to be taught about morality.
@@snoozyq9576 No they don't
You're telling me that 'casting couch' is real?
Theyn Smith
It always was real. It’s been an open secret and inside joke for over a century.
Serious question, what kind of situation classifies as too uncomfortable to be considered harassment? The lines seem really soft between okay and not okay and I’d like to understand what she (and other people) mean when they say “I’ve been in uncomfortable situations” when referring to harassment. Is it that uncomfortable means there is now a lack of safety and security with the person they’re with? Harassment is not okay and making people feel unsafe is not okay, but making sure people don’t feel uncomfortable, is that too far? Or is that a different kind of discomfort she’s referring to?
An example of a real life conversation:
Man: your dress is nice.
Me: thanks!
Man: it looks really good on you. Have you been working out? You look like you lost weight.
Me: yeah. I've been going to the gym more often.
Man: what gym do you go to?
Me: oh planet fitness.
Man: the one located at....
Me: uh. Um. yeah.
Man: good. You know, I've always thought that you are such a beautiful girl.
Me: silent
The conversation ends but the compliments continue almost every day and never in front of anyone else. Only when we are alone.
Now imagine that this man is my married boss and I'm 19. What was a harmless compliment on a dress turns into every day harassment just bc I said thank you the first time and my boss thought he could continue noticing little things and giving me compliments about my looks. Never once did he compliment my work or capabilities to handle the job.
And this example doesn't convey his tone or the way he looked at me. I'm not saying don't compliment anyone but when someone is in a position of power, it can take on a whole different meaning.
I think she means verbal sexual harassment or suggestion or "joke", an unwanted touch or a hug that goes too long, a creepy gaze, or the obligatory "can you be more sexy?" that I imagine actresses often get. It's an euphemism when women say "discomfort", which actually means "putting up with low-level sexual harassment that we're not sure if it's worth fighting for but we kinda want to get out of here ASAP". So yeah, it's a specific kind of discomfort.
well the ones she says she hasnt experienced are things like rape, but what she has experienced is maybe flirtations by bosses or co workers who are supposed to be professional. now that isnt harassment because no lines have been crossed and there are no consequences, but if youre a young girl and your boss goes and compliments your ass (for example), its sure as hell uncomfortable.
according to NOW any situation where a woman is made uncomfortable is sexual harassment
copperheadroad567 you know deep down if a woman actually wants to talk to you or if she's feeling pressured. You know the difference between someone who actually is responding to you and someone who is just being polite any guy who says differently is lying to himself. World would be a better place if guys stopped trying to pursue when a woman isn't interested. And for God's sake when you're at work keep it professional
This is not news to anyone.
Thats so fucked up
She shouldn't have to say, She was Lucky, Not to have it happen, Fuk Hollywood, this girl's a great Actress...
She literally didnt say anything here
I know right. You'd expect people to be more open, like Terry Crews. But now. Can't name any names, or else you'll stirr the pot.
She might just not want to talk about experiences she finds traumatic though?
@@ellarose13 then why use that clickbaity title
I don't think you know what 'literally' means. She said she had experiences. You think she needs to go into lurid detail?
@@jezusmylord it's not clickbait. Nothing about that title suggests she goes into details or names anyone in particular.
There's something unexplainable about this woman. She's smart, hilarious, beautiful, with a great personality.
She's as rare as a unicorn.
So rare
Or a Uni-Kitty
Hollywood: "Annie's pretty young, we try to sexualize her." :(
♥️♥️
Dave is a lucky guy.
She a lucky girl 😍
like the back of a Volkswagen?
You see her and Gillian get harassed on the Community bloopers ☹️
smashleigh community bloopers? Not familiar with that. It is a movie? I think all these women have a lot of controlled rage and a lot of grace.
@@PlaceForAnEcho what? It's a tv show she was in
smashleigh ok. Thanks. I’m not familiar with it. Figured it was a movie or tv.
Which clips? I haven’t found them.
that is definetly not harassment
Alison Brie reminds me of my most interesting girlfriends. She loved to talk and I loved to listen. I miss you, Tamara.😉
Why does Hollywood have so many cringe and awkward conversations lol
The problem isn’t capitalism, or patriarchy. The problem in Hollywood is an industry that condones a culture of greed and fornication. What started out as a an entrepreneurial business venture to entertain the masses turned into something selfish and warped, yet we idolize these people and their culture because we see them so much on a screen.
But maybe they’re just a fragment of American culture as a whole. Today, Scientists can’t replicate 70% each other’s “successful” experiments. The motive of fearing God was traded for a motive of making more money through grants, so of course it looks this way today.
Quantity over quality. Don’t practice what you preach.
The answer is to not look for ways to subvert older traditions, but instead look at why they worked for thousands of years. A small part of why men and women used to be segregated was the fear of men harassing women. We take what our ancestors knew on relationships and apply them, without segregation, as long as we’re willing to decrease our values in the material.
Science and new technology won’t save our moral failing, but critical thinking and a reaffirmation of tried and true values will strengthen us in the long the run.
What are you on about mate?
@@Aedalor is that a troll or are you for real?
@@Aedalor He wants us to "open" our minds to the beliefs of Iron Age North African goat herders on matters of the well-lived life.
The problem is people hurting other people.
I want to exhort some of you teen agers to day . .to repent from how you think . .your playing a dangerous game when you go flaunting yourself for attention for strange people.. . You need to honor God with your beauty. . .its instead of losing eyelashes and make up to look like Cleo patria. . .you've allowed others to groom you to think it's cute what your doing. But truth is many young women are dead. It's a deadly game your playing.
Being harassed or attacked is *not* because of what you wear or how your dress up. The person at fault is 100% of the time the person who attacked or harassed someone else.
Because she IS hot !
Excuse me but, what the fuck is wrong with you?
@@erazet3084 reality 😔