Jason Merritt/Getty ImagesFinally, after much tacky prodding, we got Kate Winslet to fess up on the sexist disrobing policies of Hollywood.
Natch, Winslet continued her award-winning tour last night at the SAG show, picking up Best Supporting Actress, and we couldn't be more thrilled for the über-talented babe. You all must check out The Reader, in which K.W. fiercely plays a Nazi character—often nude, something she claimed made her "insane" during filming.
"It was just tough," fessed Kate. "I have to disappear into this person and figure out who she is. And I didn't like her all the time. It was hard coming to a place where I understood her. I think it was the most challenging part I've ever been asked to play."
And just as she so deftly did in Titanic, Kate bears all in Reader, also like so many girl nominees this year. Jeez, what's with this screwed-up, female-only nudie system in T-town? Precisely. So we friggin' asked Kate why American guys don't do the same?
Do you think there's a double standard there, regarding nudity in films? "Um, yeah there is," K.W. dished, pausing while trying to figure out why that is. "Because, for some reason, people feel there's just more of a man you're not allowed to show."
Penis phobia, typical. Such a shame, too, 'cause we know you'd all be dying to see Mickey Rourke's thing, right?
Shut up, Evan Rachel Wood. It's a joke. Besides, you're the only one clamoring yes right now.
Now, how 'bout a chorus for Jon Hamm, Kellan Lutz and Rob Pattinson? Can we get some full-frontal scenes in Mad Men and Twilight, pretty please all you producers?
—Additional reporting by Taryn Ryder