Alison Brie’s audition for “Entourage” turned out to be an unexpected and uncomfortable experience.

At the ATX Television Festival on Sunday, the 34-year-old actress shared how the audition process for her new Netflix series, “Glow,” was vastly different from that of previous auditions she has attended.

During the festival, Brie revealed that early in her career, she auditioned for a small role on “Entourage” that required her to wear a bikini or shorts and the tiniest shorts.

The producers then requested that she take her top off.

Brie never appeared on “Entourage,” and HBO did not comment on the situation when approached.

Betty Gilpin, Brie’s co-star on “Glow,” also recounted her own uncomfortable audition experience in which she had to audition in front of a room full of men who then asked her to take her hair down.

These stories highlight the difficulties that actresses face in Hollywood, particularly during the audition process.

The issue of s**ual harassment and discrimination against women in the entertainment industry has been a hot topic in recent years.

Many actresses have come forward with their own stories of being harassed or mistreated while trying to advance their careers.

The #MeToo movement shed light on these issues and led to many high-profile Hollywood figures being held accountable for their actions.

Brie’s experience highlights the importance of creating a safe and respectful environment for actors during the audition process.