Teen Takes Her First Bbc

Teen Takes Her First Bbc
Toni Collette to perform 'first female orgasm' ever shown on BBC One
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She has an Emmy and a Golden Globe to her name, but Toni Collette's latest recognition might be her most... self-gratifying?
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The Sydney actress is set to perform the first female orgasm ever shown on UK public broadcaster BBC, she says.
Collette, 45, stars in the network's upcoming drama Wanderlust as a therapist attempting to keep the sexual spark alive with her husband following a cycling accident.
The Hereditary actress says she'll perform BBC's first female orgasm. Credit: AP
The series, a co-production with Netflix, will feature a number of racy scenes. But it's one in particular, a rarity on-screen where female desire is under-represented, that has the actress most honoured.
"Someone told me I was the first woman to have an orgasm on the BBC... and I'm happy to take the accolade," she told the UK's Radio Times .
The scene, reportedly depicting "solo masturbation" after a frustrating love-making session, takes place in the first episode of the series.
Sceptical types have given the side-eye to Collette's claim, suggesting the BBC had surely featured a female orgasm in its 80-odd years of TV broadcasting.
Writing in The Guardian , Zoe Williams cited Joely Richardson's "dyad of staggering intensity" in BBC One's 1993 serial Lady Chatterley and Emily Watson's "memorable alleyway sex" in last year's thriller Apple Tree Yard , examples echoed by commenters on social media.
Regardless of, uh, who came first, Collette has talked up the series' wider significance, saying she was attracted to its "honest" portrayal of middle-aged women's sexuality.
"It's so honest and fresh in the way the women are portrayed. To be a middle-aged woman, to be in a long-term relationship and to be alive, dealing with a lot of things – it's tough. Certainly a middle-aged women's sense of self-esteem, of sexuality, is not often talked about," she told the Radio Times .
The series is set to premiere on September 4.
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