Christina Ricci has been a familiar face in the entertainment industry since she was a child.

Having starred in popular films such as Casper and The Addams Family, the talented actor has had a number of interesting experiences in Hollywood.

Her latest project, Yellowjackets, has even earned her Emmy buzz.

One of her memorable experiences on set involved her staying n^ked in between takes on a movie.

Ricci’s work has occasionally included s** scenes and nudity.

In one particular movie, she had to do several n^de scenes.

While the Sleepy Hollow alum seemed comfortable with her nakedness, she felt uneasy with the way people reacted to her when she wasn’t clothed.

To address this issue, Ricci decided to take matters into her own hands.

She chose to remain n^ked even after the director called cut.

In an interview with fellow actor Sydney Sweeney, Ricci shared about this experience.

“Once I had to do a movie where I was n^ked pretty much the entire time,” Ricci recalled.

“The thing that made me more uncomfortable was other people being uncomfortable with me being n^ked.

So what I did, and you probably wouldn’t be allowed to do this now — I just stayed n^ked.

I was like, ‘Don’t make me feel weird, like I’m the person who has to be ashamed.’ I would talk to crew members n^ked.”

Ricci’s plan worked.

Eventually, people working on the movie got used to her nudity.

“I wanted everybody around me to stop reacting to it, because then I would forget that I was n^ked,” the Monster actor explained.

“And it worked.

But it’s one of the only times I’ve ever actually really felt comfortable being n^ked on camera.”

Sweeney commented that Ricci’s choice was a bit of a power move, to which Ricci agreed.

“Throw my five-foot-one stature around here,” she shared.

“You’re going to have to look at my b–bs.

Sorry!”

However, Ricci acknowledged that it would be unlikely for her to stay n^ked on a movie set in today’s time.

With the rise of intimacy coordinators, things in Hollywood are changing slowly.

At this point in her career, Ricci’s work doesn’t involve a lot of s** scenes.

“I haven’t done a s** scene in a couple years,” she admits.

“I’m at that age where they don’t ask you to do them so much anymore.

I mean, I don’t really enjoy them.”

Ricci’s openness about her experience with n^dty and s** scenes sheds light on the challenges faced by actors in the industry.

It also highlights the importance of creating a safe and comfortable environment on set.