Aimee Lou Wood clearly said that she does not regret calling “Saturday Night Live” because she doubled her criticism in a new interview.
The actress, who is best known for her work on “sex education” and “The White Lotus”, addressed the controversy with BBC News and recognized that her reaction to the parody has taken off more than it intends.
However, she maintained her initial reaction and explained why it was important for her to express himself.
“I do not regret having said it because it was broken a reason, which I would usually do – which I did when I was younger and that I was the victim of intimidation,” shared Wood, “is the internalization, try to do them like me.”
She continued: “I remember seeing this and thinking that I have the choice here to go and be embarrassed on this subject or to say simply:” I did not like that. It was mean. “”
The actress was represented by the star of “SNL” Sarah Sherman in an April sketch – called “The White Potus” – where the latter put on oversized teeth and spoke in an exaggerated British accent while playing a caricature of the character of Wood “white lotus”.
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At the time, Wood spoke against the sketch on social networks and described the representation of “bad and funny”.
Sherman then discussed his controversial representation of Wood and said that she felt “terrible” about all of this.
“I was delighted to play it because she is so emblematic, her character is so emblematic,” she told Vanity Fair at the time. “I was obviously never wanted to hurt the feelings of anyone.
“”Saturday Night Live »returns for his 51st season on October 4 on NBC at 11:30 p.m. he.
