Zoe Saldana, one of the biggest and highest-paid actors in Hollywood, known for her roles in films like Avatar and Guardians of The Galaxy, has taken a stand against n^dty in films.

The actress recently shared that she refused to do a n^de scene in Chris Evans’ 2010 movie, The Losers, as it was not necessary for the plot.

Saldana is no stranger to blockbuster movies, having featured in three of the highest-grossing films of all time, including Avatar, Avatar: The Way of Water, and Avengers: Endgame.

She is an ace actor with a talent for voice-over work, having lent her voice to several animated films.

In an interview, the actress revealed that her character in The Losers was originally supposed to be completely n^ked in a scene.

However, Saldana felt that the n^dty was not needed for the action thriller film and approached the director and producer about her reservations on the topic of nudity.

“The way that scene was written in the original script, my character was n^ked.

I literally told the director, ‘If I am going to do this scene, there is no way I’m going to be n^de because it just isn’t necessary or even believable,’” said Saldana.

The filmmaker eventually agreed to Saldana’s request, and the movie went on to become a massive success, grossing $30 million worldwide.

While Saldana may have refused to do a n^de scene in The Losers, she is much more comfortable doing graphic love-making scenes in movies.

As Gamora in Guardians of the Galaxy and Avatar franchise by James Cameron, Saldana believes that sexuality in movies is often seen as too much of a taboo in America.

“I love s**.

I love skin.

I don’t believe the body is something to hide.

I think in American society we’re messing up our kids by taking away the education on and awareness of our sexuality and replacing it with violence, guns, and video games, and we’re breeding little criminals,” shared Saldana in an interview with Essence.

Saldana’s stance on n^dty in films has not affected her career in any way.

She was recently seen in Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol.

3, and she will be appearing in Avatar Part 3 and Star Trek 4.

Her previous film, Avatar: The Way of Water, was a massive success with a gross collection of $1.58 billion.

As Hollywood continues to grapple with issues related to representation and inclusivity, Saldana’s refusal to do a n^de scene in The Losers is a reminder of the importance of respecting actors’ boundaries and choices.

At the same time, her openness towards sexuality in films highlights the need to have more open and honest conversations about the topic.

In conclusion, Zoe Saldana’s decision to refuse a n^de scene in The Losers is a testament to her conviction and principles as an actor.

Her willingness to talk openly about her views on sexuality in films also sheds light on the need for more nuanced and complex depictions of the human body in popular culture.