However, her latest role in the genre-bending thriller Yaga provides the veteran actress with a unique challenge that pushed her out of her comfort zone.
Based on the play by Kat Sandler, Yaga gave Moss a new perspective on the importance of intimacy coordinators in the film industry, as she revealed in an exclusive interview with Radio Times. Calling herself "old school" and admitting that she didn’t fully understand the necessity of the intimacy coordinator role, she added that Yaga gave her an entirely new perspective that allowed her to appreciate their value.
"I had a real judgment about intimacy coordinators coming up to this show, because in my day we didn't have those," she exclaimed, adding, "I didn't understand it, but I did understand it after we'd shot this.
View Green Video on the source website"I know that it was really important for Kat [Sandler], that I had a scene like that, because like I had - That there were sexual scenes with older women and it's myself and also another character, but it's always weird... It's a private part of my life. It's vulnerable. And so, you now it's always good to face those vulnerabilities."
Moss's co-star, Clark Backo, who plays local detective Carson, agreed, stating: "It’s important to have women choosing our depiction when it comes to our sexuality and how we perform in that arena. Oftentimes, we are led by the male gaze and here we have a showrunner and writer and one of the directors and a lot of producers are women.
"It’s nice to have the conversation and gaze is being led by the very people who know what a woman might be feeling or experiencing."
Throughout the series, Reid has his fair share of intimate scenes, which was unlike anything he had done in his career up to this point.
But while the intimate scenes are an important part of Yaga, they are just one element of a genre-bending series that takes the audience on an unexpected journey.
Reid believes that Yaga puts a new spin on the mystery thriller genre by giving audiences something they’ve never seen before.
Yaga releases on Sky and NOW on 31 October.
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