Veteran Jacqueline Pesit She says she feels “uncommon” towards women who have been harassed during the appearance #Me too The movement, saying that it feels that women are partially damaged for their treatment.
In an interview with the sixth pageThe British actress, who made her home in the United States for more than 50 years, said:
“I understand as an idea, it is important for men to behave, but I really think it is important for women to act as well. I think about how to wear your clothes, what your sub -text is very important. It is very dangerous and not to be played.”
She added: “You have to be very careful about what I brought out [there]”
Pesit said she felt “very sympathetic to these stories, these things #Metoo.”
The #Metoo movement collected its momentum in 2017 after countless allegations that the Harvey Winstein film producer attacked female and actresses.
Bisset began her cinematic career in 1965 and penetrated in films that include Investigatorand Polyet and The sweet journey. In 2013, she won the Golden Globe Award for Best Support Actress for her role in BBC TV drama Dancing on the edge.
The sixth page was told that women “need to learn the word” no “or the word” F “
She said that she had never been throughout her long career suffering from any sexual harassment
She said: “I was very determined that there was nothing for me and I was completely dedicated to that idea,” she said.
