Famous American actress Andy McDowell, who is familiar to the viewer on such iconic paintings as "Groundhog Day" and "Hudson Hawk", was first exposed in front of the camera. This happened in the tape "Love After Love", which was shown at the film festival "Tribeca-2017" in New York. In this film, 59-year-old McDowell played the main role - a woman who lost her husband.
Andy does not hesitate to undress in front of the camera
For her 30-year experience in acting, McDowell has never been completely nude. Appearance in naked form on screens at the age of 59 years surprised the public and fans alike. That is why at the film festival "Tribeca-2017", where Andy was present, the first question that she was asked by journalists turned out to be works in frank scenes in the film "Love After Love". Here's how the actress responded to him:
"I could not think that undressing in front of the camera, my person will cause such an unprecedented interest. Just want to say that I'm not a prude, but I grew up at a time when every famous actress had a double for naked scenes. That's why I did not shine naked on the screen. Besides that, I always thought about my children. I would not like them to see their mother with a bare booty when they were young. However, time goes by and my Sarah, Rainey and Justin have already grown up, and the public perceives candid scenes quite differently than it was 30 years ago. That's why I agreed to play in this picture. When the selection of actors was going on, they immediately told me that there would be a few frank scenes. Thinking, I still agreed, but not in order to appear naked, but to play a very difficult and interesting role for me. "
Andy shared her impression of the film
Now about the drama of Love After Love is really nothing is known, except for a few facts. The plot was based on a story about a married couple in which a woman experiences an unexpected death of her husband. In addition to McDowell, the actors in the film included Seth Barrish, James Adomian, Chris O'Dowd, Drie Hemingway and many others.
In a recent interview, Andy described her work in the tape "Love After Love":
"While I was shooting, I perceived myself simply as an actress, who plays a role. However, after watching this movie, I was struck by how sad I look on the screen. I never thought that I could be like that. I think that the reason why I could so naturally play the pain of loss is that I experienced something similar in my life. In addition, I was amazed at how I look in nude scenes. There was so much vulnerability in me that it is very difficult to describe it in words. "