Maitland Ward, a former “Boy Meets World” star, shocked everyone by quitting the Disney sphere and embracing the pornographic industry. She is all too aware of the issue of typecasting, having played popular redhead Rachel McGuire in “Boy Meets World” and Jessica Forrester as a teen in the CBS series “The Bold and the Beautiful.” Her sexual awakening and the understanding that she could express her wants while still being a recognized artist had a role in her choice to quit mainstream Hollywood for bad, X-rated entertainment.
Ward, 45, a supporter of sex positivity, asserts that her work in adult films has finally provided her with the demanding acting parts she’s always desired and acknowledged. He received encouragement from his fans, who praised him for living the truth, as well as an Adult Video News Award, sometimes considered the “Oscars” of adult entertainment, for his pornographic debut.
Ward addresses the double standards that Hollywood imposes on young women in her new book, “Rated X,” which is scheduled for release on September 6, 2022, by Atria Books, a part of Simon & Schuster. Hollywood frequently prevents young women from being “too”. while preying on them, he was charming.
In one such “behind-the-scenes” event, Ward alleges that “Boy Meets World” show execs compelled her to strip off her clothes before she was aware of the consequences of doing so. “The ‘Boy Meets World’ producers invited me to put on undergarments at their office. This occurred more than once since Rachel was the only character who frequently undressed.”
“An aide would take me from my dressing room and lead me upstairs, where I would be offered a range of options—some bright and flamboyant, others so provocative that I knew Disney would never allow them—but I would still try them on. I’m confident they could outline my bare appearance if I removed them in front of a paper-thin curtain. They were mostly men, and every time I turned around, I would laugh at them. could hear the conversation, just as an audience member could during a pre-performance, “according to a report in the New York Post. When I came out, I was told to remain in the center while they determined whether it was sufficient to excite the lads or not at. She claims that the show’s producer Michael Jacobs would say, “You’re like a daughter to me,” exposing the hypocrisy of these interactions.
For the episode where Rachel dances to teach a lesson to Corey (Ben Savage) and Shawn (Ryder Strong), as well as their girlfriends, Michael mostly picked the well-known purple number. Those folks would go insane, he predicted. While not much, it is sufficient. Rachel moved in with the ladies following her separation from Jack (Matthew Lawrence) during the season finale. She said that it would expand my tale, but in reality, it seemed more like it made more males come after me. a chance,” he claims. In the article, an actress.
“When it came to Rachel, the authors painted Corey and Sean as f**kboys. They were great men for the ladies they cherished, but when Rachel showed up there, they became even sexier. They transformed them into objects of contempt and a show of opposition. When Rachel’s actions didn’t match her preferences or expectations, they were irritated. While Rachel was in the shower, Jack and Eric (Will Friedle), in contrast to Jack and Eric, thought it would be entertaining to go through Rachel’s diary entries and undergarments “the actress claims.
“I’m not going to lie; I adored meditation. However, the audience applauded and whistled as I took the stage and began dancing. I wasn’t entirely at ease with my body, but there was still something exciting about having my eyes locked on my casually attired figure. Not being completely nude was not the situation’s problem. I would have appreciated it if they had asked for my opinion on the matter and approached me. The fact that I was unable to get rid of the feeling that the writers were making jokes about me and disparaging me as if I were the punch line of a joke I had never heard troubled me. I don’t comprehend.” The actress continues.
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