“The Legendary Michael Caine Questions the Need for Intimacy Coordinators in Hollywood: A Closer Look”

Legendary actor Michael Caine recently shared his thoughts on the role of intimacy coordinators in Hollywood. In an interview with the Daily Mail, Caine expressed his confusion about the need for such professionals, jokingly reminiscing about the days when fake orgasms were the norm.

During the interview, Caine also discussed his latest film, “The Great Escaper,” which he hinted might be his last at the ripe old age of 90.

The topic of #MeToo and the rise of intimacy coordinators came up in the conversation. Caine seemed bewildered by their existence, saying, “Really? Seriously? What are they? We never had that in my day. Thank god I’m 90 and don’t play lovers anymore is all I can say.”

While Caine acknowledged that times have changed, he expressed his opinion on political correctness, stating that it’s “dull” and lamenting the loss of freedom to speak one’s mind and use endearments like “darling.”

However, Caine did acknowledge the value of learning from younger friends. Despite his outdated views on some matters, he remains open to new perspectives.

It’s worth noting that Caine hasn’t had explicit sex scenes in his career, so his comments about the past may not be entirely relevant. Though his iconic role in “Alfie” is often associated with sexuality, the film mostly relied on implied love scenes rather than explicit acts.

While Caine may have a different perspective, many actors have praised intimacy coordinators for creating a safer and more comfortable working environment on set. These professionals play a crucial role in ensuring the well-being of the cast and crew.