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Let's Talk About Sex: Riley Keough on the Most Daring Scenes in The Girlfriend Experience
Quick pop-culture prediction: Soon everyone will be talking about Riley Keough in The Girlfriend Experience, the new series on Starz. She plays Christine, a law-school student who, after landing an internship at a top firm, becomes fascinated by her classmate’s work as a high-end hooker providing “girlfriend experiences.” At first, like viewers, Christine is stunned, even a bit scared, by her friend’s easygoing approach to something illegal and degrading. But then she shifts, and the scenes in which she first trades sex for money are so unexpectedly, unsettlingly thrilling that we begin to slip too. Just as Orange Is the New Black uses prison as the unlikely but rich setting to talk about sisterhood, TGE uses prostitution as a way to talk frankly about female sexuality. And that we can get down with. Keough and cowriter-codirector Amy Seimetz tell us how they navigate this complicated ground.
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Quick pop-culture prediction: Soon everyone will be talking about Riley Keough in The Girlfriend Experience , the new series on Starz. She plays Christine, a law-school student who, after landing an internship at a top firm, becomes fascinated by her classmate’s work as a high-end hooker providing “girlfriend experiences.” At first, like viewers, Christine is stunned, even a bit scared, by her friend’s easygoing approach to something illegal and degrading. But then she shifts, and the scenes in which she first trades sex for money are so unexpectedly, unsettlingly thrilling that we begin to slip too. Just as Orange Is the New Black uses prison as the unlikely but rich setting to talk about sisterhood, TGE uses prostitution as a way to talk frankly about female sexuality. And that we can get down with. Keough and cowriter-codirector Amy Seimetz tell us how they navigate this complicated ground.
GLAMOUR: This show doesn’t endorse sex work, but it is crazy sexy. How did that happen? AMY SEIMETZ: [Executive producer] Steven Soderbergh wanted to make a show inspired by his 2009 film but said he didn’t want it to have only a man’s take on female sexuality. He hired me and Lodge [Kerrigan] to write and direct so there would be both perspectives. GLAMOUR: Christine chooses to get into sex work; in reality, a lot of women are coerced into it. Did you have qualms about tackling this? AS: My intent wasn’t to say sex work is right or wrong—depicting any sex for a U.S. audience is a hot button! [But] if two consenting adults meet up and have sex, and money is exchanged, I don’t think it’s anyone’s business. Forced prostitution
or sex slavery is very different, though. No person should be forced to do anything in any industry. GLAMOUR: Riley, was it difficult to be that sexually explicit—time after time—on-screen? RILEY KEOUGH: It was a lot easier than I expected. I thought it was going to mess my head up, but it was liberating. Christine is open and happy with herself—she’s cruising! AS: [Society] perpetuates the idea that if women like sex, they’re f--ked up. It’s condescending when women are described as “really sexual.” We’re sexual, moving on!
GLAMOUR: And Christine drops the one guy who doesn’t pay her for sex. RK: I’ve never seen a role like this for a woman: a smart, selfish, successful law student who likes sex. AS: Women can be all of these conflicting things like a normal, breathing human being. It’s like every male character. Take Breaking Bad : Those guys get to have some sort of Achilles’ heel— RK : —but not women. It’s just ridiculous, the sh-t you get when you’re reading scripts. It’s like you can either play “the hot girl,” “the homely wife,” or “the hot superhero.” AS: Women aren’t allowed to be complicated on-screen. GLAMOUR: Amy, did you fight for any one scene or character trait? AS: When Christine gets her period. I kept saying, “Women get periods!” RK: Amy shot more of the stuff that dealt with who Christine is emotionally. It makes sense for a woman to explore that side; we’re complex. AS: I was only interested in showing sex that serves the narrative. Sex is a form of communication—and a fun activity.
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Published: 22:28 BST, 8 April 2016 | Updated: 10:10 BST, 21 April 2016
Actress Riley Keough said she does not have many inhibitions as she told how she was prepared to show 'boobs and ass and whatever' when she agreed to play an escort in a new television series.
During the 13-episode series of The Girlfriend Experience, which premieres on Starz on Sunday, Riley's character is seen masturbating, inserting a tampon and during a visit to the gynecologist - as well as having sex with clients.
Riley, 26, told Refinery29 'you know what you're getting into' when you take a role like Christine Reade, a law student who decides to become a top escort.
Challenging: Riley Keough, 26, pictured in character in The Girlfriend Experience, plays a law student who becomes a high-class escort
Smouldering: Riley, pictured in the show, plays Christine Reade in the 13-episode series executive produced by Steven Soderbergh
Daring: The actress, pictured half-dressed, features in graphic scenes in the series including having sex, masturbating and inserting a tampon
'When it comes to inhibitions and stuff I’m pretty, um...Don’t have them,' she said.
The new series is executive-produced by Steven Soderbergh who directed the 2009 film of the same name and co-written and co-directed by Amy Seimetz and Lodge Kerrigan,
Riley, who married Australian stuntman Ben Smith-Petersen last year after they met on Mad Max: Fury Road on a shoot in the desert, said they worked out her character 'perfectly'.
She said: 'They’re not like porn directors. They're not trying to get all weird on me.
'They are all incredible filmmakers. You know what you’re getting into when you’re playing an escort. You’re going to show your boobs and your ass and whatever.'
She said the scenes in which she masturbates are 'a bit uncomfortable' but that they were not included just for the sake of it.
'We wanted to show things that you don’t really see, like the girl getting her period or the girl masturbating…You really feel like you’re creeping in on this girl, so it’s a bit uncomfortable.
Unafraid: Riley, pictured at the New York premiere of The Girlfriend Experience last month, said she does not have any inhibitions and knew that playing an escort she would be expected to do some nudity
Love story: Elvis Presley's granddaughter, pictured right, married Australian stuntman Ben Smith-Petersen, pictured left, last year
'It’s not like we’re showing her masturbate just to have a masturbation scene. It’s showing every part of this person and her private moments,' she said.
Riley, whose grandfather was the late Elvis Presley and whose mother is Lisa Marie, worked with Soderbergh on the first Magic Mike movie and more recently appeared in Mad Max: Fury Road.
She said with her latest role Christine they wanted to defy cliched ideas of sex workers as a woman from a middle-class family who gets an internship at a top law firm before she gets swayed by the world of high-class escorting.
To research the role she said she watched as much as she could on the subject - including high-class escorting, girlfriend experiencing and sex work in general.
She said: 'Just anything I could find on YouTube, online, on Netflix. I read articles. There’s a world where very smart girls are putting themselves through college by doing this. And they like it.'
She spoke to women who she said 'loved their jobs' and were using the money to put themselves through college.
It was not the role of 'sex worker' that attracted her, she said, but the story of a woman who was 'very different from your average female lead' and who was not a victim of the industry.
Attraction: The couple, pictured in Los Angeles in January, met on Mad Max: Fury Road on a shoot in the desert
Mutual friends: Riley and Ben, pictured right and center, alongside Mad Max: Fury Road co-star Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, pictured left, at London Fashion Week in February
Neutral: Riley, pictured, left, with her mother Lisa Marie Presley, right, said she does not judge escorts positively or negatively and said everyone has their own 'moral code'
She added: 'She’s kind of selfish and controlling. She’s not perfect and she’s complicated.
'I was very interested in telling the story of a girl who ended up in sex work who wasn’t a victim. Because that happens and that is something I didn’t know much about.'
Riley said it is about more than her job and covers her journey of self-discovery but admits she did wonder whether she was a 'sociopath'.
She said it was 'very important' to have both a male and female director so that it was not just 'a man's version of women having sex'.
She said the process was 'very collaborative' adding that they tried to make it as neutral as possible when it came 'color and lighting and opinions and score'.
Riley said while everyone has their own 'moral code', but that she is neither pro nor anti sex workers.
She added: 'I’m against people being in oppressive situations or forced to do anything. If somebody has free will and decides to do things, I’m not anybody to say f***ing anything about it.'
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