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The film depicts a controversial relationship between a student, played by Jenna Ortega, and her professor .“ grown-up and nuanced. It’s not saying, ‘Isn’t this great?'” the Emmy award winner said.Martin said he felt the criticism was unwarranted, as plenty of stars have appeared in complicated movies without endorsing the subject matter,What most raised concerns online was an intimate scene between the two celebs that many people deemed “inappropriate” and “disgusting.
“That Jenna Ortega Martin Freeman clip might be the worst thing I’ve ever seen,” another fan complained.“But really, Hobbits age differently than us. For every one year of our life, that equals three of theirs. So, in reality, Martin Freeman is only like 17 1/2. Jenna Ortega is the cradle robber.”that Jenna was involved in decisions about the curation of the racy moments, ensuring “it was consistent with what she was comfortable with.
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