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Victoria Smurfit was an up-and-coming actress in Hollywood when she was ordered to accompany a producer to his hotel room

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DERRY Girls actress Nicola Coughlan and Ballykissagel star Victoria Smurfit have both revealed how they were sexually harassed by powerful industry executives while trying to break into acting.
Ms Coghlan, who plays 16-year-old Derry schoolgirl Clare Devlin - despite being aged 31 and from Galway - was just a teenager when she was asked to "perform naked" by a "respected director".
She posted an account of the distressing encounter on Twitter, in October following the Harvey Weinstein scandal, using the hashtag #GreyAreasNoMore
The account, which she describes as "barely the tip of the iceberg", was published more widely yesterday after being uncovered by the Sunday Life.
Ms Coughlan recalls taking part in an acting competition where one of the judges was "an older, respected director".
"I had a chat with him before about what the competition would entail and he told me that if I really wanted to impress him, I should perform naked," she wrote.
"I was a kid, but no woman of any age should be spoken to by a man in a position of power, ever. Trust me, I have a lot worse stories than that."
Meanwhile, Ms Smurfit - acclaimed for her role in BBC comedy-drama `Ballykissangel', ITV police procedural `Trial & Retribution' and US fantasy drama `Once Upon a Time' - was an up-and-coming actress in Hollywood when she was ordered to accompany a producer to his hotel room.
"There was one huge film I auditioned for in my 20s and I was asked to come along for a second audition," she told the Sunday Independent.
Having had a "fantastic" second audition, and being down to the final two she was invited out for dinner with the production team where she "kept pouring my glass (of alcohol) into a potted plant because I knew I had to be `on my game'".
When the producer said "you are coming with me to my hotel room" she "just played the innocent" and pretended she didn't know what he meant.
However, "he was very straight and very strong about it, so I legged it back to my hotel".
Ms Smurfit said when they met a a third audition he told her [in a cold tone] "I'm done with you".
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Published: 22:25 BST, 7 April 2022 | Updated: 02:08 BST, 8 April 2022
The third and final season of the British sitcom will air on April 12.
And Derry Girls star Saoirse-Monica Jackson looked sensational as she stepped out alongside Jamie-Lee O'Donnell to led the cast at the series three premiere in Derry on Thursday.
Posing on the pink carpet at the Omniplex Cinema, the actress, 28, smiled for the cameras in a vintage inspired dress.
Pretty: Saoirse-Monica Jackson, 28, donned an edgy satin dress alongside her co-star Jamie-Lee O'Donnell as they led the cast at the Derry Girls premiere in Derry on Thursday
Saoirse who plays Erin Quinn on the Channel 4 series, slipped into the striking satin piece with a ruched skirt and ruffled detailing around the neck and sleeves.
The edgy number nipped in at her tiny waist before fanning out into a voluminous skirt that fell to her ankles.
It was emblazoned with a woman wearing an embellished feather headpiece across the chest.
Vintage: The edgy number nipped in at her tiny waist before fanning out into a voluminous skirt that fell to her ankles
Eye-catching: She slipped into the striking satin piece with a ruched skirt and ruffled detailing around the neck and sleeves
Stunning: Her blonde hair was worn in a chic updo with a soft curtain fringe and she accessorised with some gold earrings
To complete her ensemble, Saoirse-Monica added a pair of leather biker boots with love stitched across the toes in yellow thread.
Her blonde hair was worn in a chic updo with a soft curtain fringe and she accessorised with some gold earrings.
It appeared that Jamie-Lee, 30, had also got the edgy memo as she sported a Nineties style oversized T-shirt with a neon smiley face graphic.
Grungy: It appeared that Jamie-Lee had also got the edgy memo as she sported a Nineties style oversized T-shirt with a neon smiley face graphic
Edgy: Going for a more relaxed look, she teamed the top with a pair of skin-tight running shorts
Incredible: The actress who stars as Michelle Mallon in the series, wore her brunette tresses in natural tight curls that brushed her shoulders
Back to school: Derry Girls will once again follow Erin (Saoirse-Monica), her cousin Orla (Louisa Harland) and friends Clare (Nicola Coughlan), Michelle (Jamie-Lee) and Michelle’s tag along English cousin, aka The Wee English Fella, James (Dylan Llewellyn)
Going for a more relaxed look, she teamed the top with a pair of skin-tight running shorts and black heeled boots with bright yellow detailing.
The actress, who stars as Michelle Mallon in the series, wore her brunette tresses in natural tight curls that brushed her shoulders.
In a statement on the new series, Channel 4 detailed: 'While series one observed the gang navigating their teens in 1990’s Derry against a backdrop of The Troubles, series two charted them navigating their parents, parties, love interests and school against the backdrop of a precarious peace process.
VIP: Also in attendance was the show's writer and creator, Lisa McGee who put on a sophisticated display in an all-black ensemble
Art work: Lisa layered over a tartan coat as she stepped out to pose in front of the Derry Girls mural
Cast: Lisa posed for photos alongside Claire Rafferty, who plays Miss Moony on the hit TV show
Colleagues: The shows director Michael Lennox sported a flat cap and skinny jeans
They continued: 'In series three, which is coming soon to Channel 4 and All 4, viewers will see that while Northern Ireland is growing up this gang of eejits certainly aren't anytime soon – while there’s hope in the air that The Troubles may finally be over their troubles are only just getting started as they get ever closer to “adulthood"
'Derry Girls will once again follow Erin (Saoirse-Monica), her cousin Orla (Louisa Harland) and friends Clare (Nicola Coughlan), Michelle (Jamie-Lee) and Michelle’s tag along English cousin, aka The Wee English Fella, James (Dylan Llewellyn).'
Also in attendance was the show's writer and creator, Lisa McGee who put on a sophisticated display in an all-black ensemble.
Guests: The Mayor of Derry City & Strabane District Council Graham Warke turned up to support the series launch
Stylish: Michael chatted about the show on the red carpet
She opted for a velvet blazer with a pair of slinky lycra leggings and some pointed toe heeled shoes.
Lisa posed for photos alongside Claire Rafferty, who plays Miss Moony on the hit TV show.
Claire showcased her bronzed legs in a taffeta black mini dress and a longline navy blazer with nude stiletto heels.
On the red carpet: MP Gregory Campbell looked dapper in a navy suit with a blue tie
Support: Saoirse-Monica's family showed up to support the actress at the premiere
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