'Uncut Gems' star Julia Fox reveals she worked as a dominatrix in high school
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Julia Fox had a completely different line of work before her breakout performance in “Uncut Gems.”
In an interview with the Hollywood Reporter, Fox revealed that she worked as a dominatrix in high school before entering the world of acting.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}When asked what her first job was, Fox noted she worked at a shoe store before hitting the sex industry.
“I worked at a shoe store on 86th Street called Orva, in the hosiery department because nobody went there,” she said. “That's where they put me because I was too incapable of doing anything. Then I worked in an ice cream shop and a pastry shop. Then I got into the sex industry, doing S&M stuff.”
“I heard about another girl who was doing it and that there was no sex or nudity. It was role-playing,” she revealed.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}THR also noted that Fox staged an art show with paintings that used her own blood and directed a short film on sex trafficking in Nevada prior to her acting career.
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Fox also opened up about her role in “Uncut Gems” and what it was like to work with Adam Sandler.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}On her favorite moment to film in the movie, she noted that it was the “fight outside the club.”
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“It was just me and [Sandler] on the street, and people were stopping, like, is this real or are these people acting? It was like any old New York night with a couple fighting outside a club,” she said.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}“[Sandler] was just always building my confidence. I don't think he'd ever worked with a non-actress,” Fox continued