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Keira Knightley says no interest in filming sex scenes for men

By Reuters
30 January 2021   |   12:34 pm
Actress Keira Knightley is no longer interested in doing sex scenes just to appeal to men, she said, calling her no-nudity decision partly a result of having two children.

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