modesty patches, no nudity and no tongues: actors union's new on-screen sex rules for the #metoo generation - draw on screen

Harvey Weinstein's sexual harassment scandal has prompted the actors union to set new rules for the sex scene.
Fairness is a new guide to considering simulated sex on screen and on stage, which can prohibit the sharing of saliva or the use of tongue and so on when kissing.
The proposals will be discussed next week, excluding nudity in auditions and screen tests, and proposing "best practices" for wet scenes ".
Several actresses said they were surprised by an aggressive kiss with their tongue while filming, with famous actors and directors accused of abuse.
The MeToo campaign on social media saw dozens of women come forward and accuse of sexual misconduct, abuse and rape.
Tonight, the stars will go to the Royal Albert Hall for the British Academy of Film Awards.
Carey Mulligan, Kayla Knight and Emma Thompson are among the more than 190 women who signed a letter calling for an end to sexual abuse.
Sir Helen Millen said that a steaming performance of her was "like filming a scene of washing clothes ".
But others have more traumatic experiences on set.
Maria Schneider, the last tango star in Paris, said she was not told about her partner
In one scene, star Malone Brando uses butter as a lubricant.
Bernardo Bertolucci, who directed the iconic film, said he wanted her reaction to be "as a girl, not an actor ".
Schneider, 19, said she felt humiliated and "a little rapture ". So-
The "fashion" covering known as the one used for sex scenes has always been unreliable.
The actors report that they are vulnerable and easy to fall off.
Fifty-degree Grey Star Jumi Donan said: "Hide your necessities in a little meat --
It was a special experience.