克勞迪婭·多米特喜歡自己鼻子的樣子,但并非總是如此,。很長一段時間以來,,很多人都在她耳邊對她的鼻子指指點點,告訴她如果要在好萊塢大紅大紫,,她的鼻子應該是什么樣子,。
這位因《黑袍糾察隊》(The Boys)而出名的演員最近透露了好萊塢是如何逼迫她做整形手術的。她最終打消了這個念頭,,但她解釋說,,克服這個想法需要時間和精力。
在2024年國際動漫展上,,多米特說,,當她想獲得女主角或漂亮的少女角色時,有人鼓勵她去做鼻子整形手術,。她說:“很多很多年來,,我一直被灌輸這種想法?!?/p>
年輕的時候,,多米特曾打算去做臉部整形手術。但在她獲得了第一份工作,、第二份工作和之后的另一份工作后,,她都沒有去做手術。她說:“我一直收到工作邀約,,卻沒有去做鼻子整形手術,。”退一步講,,她發(fā)現別人施加給她的壓力并不能反映事實,。
她對鼓掌的觀眾說:“有一天我突然意識到,我依靠自己天生的外表獲得工作邀約,?!睂π∏杀亲拥睦硐牖非罂赡苁呛萌R塢推動西方審美標準的更大敘事的一部分,而西方審美標準往往反映了種族主義和性別歧視的規(guī)范,。
多米特對自己的容貌感到自豪,,她對經紀人的反饋一笑置之,并證明他們的評論已經過時了,?!斑@是一個美麗的鼻子,有著黎巴嫩和意大利血統(tǒng),,視覺效果很強烈,。”她說,,并補充道,,她希望“在銀幕上看到更多有大鼻子的女性。所以,,加油,,寶貝”。
雖然好萊塢仍然可以隨意評判,,尤其是在涉及女性時,,但是否選擇進行臉部整形是個人選擇。事實上,,多米特在《黑袍糾察隊》中的合作演員艾琳·莫里亞蒂(Erin Moriarty)就曾因有人評論她可能去整容而短暫退出社交媒體,。
在保守派媒體人梅根·凱利(Megyn Kelly)聲稱莫里亞蒂做了整容手術后,這位演員表示這種說法是“虛假得令人作嘔”,,并對有關她面部的言論表示失望,。莫里亞蒂說:“這讓我心碎。你們傷透了我的心,。你們無法再關注這個賬號了,。”
在整容問題上,,如果你整形了,,就會被詛咒,如果你不整形,,也會被詛咒,,但最近,一些關于整容手術的禁忌似乎在某種程度上有所減弱,。
用多米特的話說,,這很簡單。她說:"我依靠自己的容貌在做我喜歡的事情,。這與傳統(tǒng)的敘述方式不同,。這可能不是很多人認為的美,,但我認為它很美?!保ㄘ敻恢形木W)
譯者:中慧言-王芳
克勞迪婭·多米特喜歡自己鼻子的樣子,,但并非總是如此。很長一段時間以來,,很多人都在她耳邊對她的鼻子指指點點,,告訴她如果要在好萊塢大紅大紫,她的鼻子應該是什么樣子,。
這位因《黑袍糾察隊》(The Boys)而出名的演員最近透露了好萊塢是如何逼迫她做整形手術的,。她最終打消了這個念頭,但她解釋說,,克服這個想法需要時間和精力,。
在2024年國際動漫展上,多米特說,,當她想獲得女主角或漂亮的少女角色時,,有人鼓勵她去做鼻子整形手術。她說:“很多很多年來,,我一直被灌輸這種想法,。”
年輕的時候,,多米特曾打算去做臉部整形手術,。但在她獲得了第一份工作、第二份工作和之后的另一份工作后,,她都沒有去做手術,。她說:“我一直收到工作邀約,卻沒有去做鼻子整形手術,?!蓖艘徊街v,她發(fā)現別人施加給她的壓力并不能反映事實,。
她對鼓掌的觀眾說:“有一天我突然意識到,,我依靠自己天生的外表獲得工作邀約?!睂π∏杀亲拥睦硐牖非罂赡苁呛萌R塢推動西方審美標準的更大敘事的一部分,,而西方審美標準往往反映了種族主義和性別歧視的規(guī)范。
多米特對自己的容貌感到自豪,,她對經紀人的反饋一笑置之,,并證明他們的評論已經過時了?!斑@是一個美麗的鼻子,,有著黎巴嫩和意大利血統(tǒng),,視覺效果很強烈?!彼f,,并補充道,她希望“在銀幕上看到更多有大鼻子的女性,。所以,加油,,寶貝”,。
雖然好萊塢仍然可以隨意評判,尤其是在涉及女性時,,但是否選擇進行臉部整形是個人選擇,。事實上,多米特在《黑袍糾察隊》中的合作演員艾琳·莫里亞蒂(Erin Moriarty)就曾因有人評論她可能去整容而短暫退出社交媒體,。
在保守派媒體人梅根·凱利(Megyn Kelly)聲稱莫里亞蒂做了整容手術后,,這位演員表示這種說法是“虛假得令人作嘔”,并對有關她面部的言論表示失望,。莫里亞蒂說:“這讓我心碎,。你們傷透了我的心。你們無法再關注這個賬號了,?!?/p>
在整容問題上,如果你整形了,,就會被詛咒,,如果你不整形,也會被詛咒,,但最近,,一些關于整容手術的禁忌似乎在某種程度上有所減弱。
用多米特的話說,,這很簡單,。她說:"我依靠自己的容貌在做我喜歡的事情。這與傳統(tǒng)的敘述方式不同,。這可能不是很多人認為的美,,但我認為它很美?!保ㄘ敻恢形木W)
譯者:中慧言-王芳
Claudia Doumit likes her nose, but that wasn’t always the case. For a long time, she had many people in her ear telling her about her nose, giving her unwanted takes on what it should look like should she hit the big time in Hollywood.
The actor, known for The Boys, recently opened up about how Hollywood pressured her to get plastic surgery. She eventually dismissed the idea, but explained how it took time and effort to get past it.
While at 2024 Comic-Con International, Doumit said that she was encouraged to get a nose job when trying to book a leading gig or the pretty ingénue role. “That was fed to me for many, many years,” she said.
When she was younger, Doumit had planned on getting work done to her face. But after she got her first break, and second job, and another after that, she didn’t get surgery. “I kept booking jobs and not getting nose jobs,” she said. Taking a step back, she saw that the pressure she received from others wasn’t reflective of the truth.
“I kind of realized one day that I was booking jobs with the way that I looked,” she said to a clapping audience. The idealization for a smaller nose is likely part of a larger narrative regarding Hollywood’s push towards Western beauty standards, which often reflect racist and sexist norms.
Doumit is proud of her features, brushing off the agents’ feedback and proving their comments to be outdated. “It’s a beautiful half-Lebanese, half-Italian nose. It’s very strong,” she said, adding that she wants to see “more big noses on women on the screen. So, go, baby.”
Whether anyone chooses to get work done to their face is a personal choice, though Hollywood still takes free liberties to judge, especially when it comes to women. In fact, Doumit’s The Boys costar Erin Moriarty briefly quit social media due to comments about her potentially getting work done.
After conservative media personality Megyn Kelly alleged Moriarty got plastic surgery, the actor said the claim was “disgustingly false” and expressed her disappointment surrounding the discourse about her face. “It’s broken my heart. You’ve broken my heart. You’ve lost the privilege of this account,” Moriarty said.
It’s a damned-if-you-do, damned-if-you-don’t type of situation regarding plastic surgery, but recently some of the taboo regarding procedures has appeared to wane to some degree.
In Doumit’s words, it’s quite simple. “I’m doing the thing I love, and I’m doing it the way I look,” she said. “And it’s not what the traditional narrative is. It’s not what might be what a lot of people think beauty is, but I think it’s beautiful.”