Aimee Lou Wood Calls SNL White Lotus Sketch ‘Mean and Unfunny’

The White Lotus Star Aimee Lou Wood has a Saturday Night Live (SNL) Sketch That Impersonated Her Using Exaggerated Prosthetic Teeth “Mean and Unfunny”.

The British Actress Said The US Comedy Program “Punched Down” on her and suggested The Sketch Was Misogynistic.

In A Series of Instagram Posts, Wood Wrote to Be Made Of Made Of “When It’s Clever and In Good Spirits” But It Be A Cleverer, More Nuanced, Less Cheap Way “.

Wood, 31, Said She Receeded “Snl From Apologies” After Sharing Her Criticalism. The BBC has contacted Broadcaster for NBC for a response.

The Manchester-Born Actress’s Role in The Third Series of The White Lotus, WHICH FOLLOWS A Group of Guests at Resort, Prompted Significant Media Attention What She Calls Her “Big Gap Teeth”.

The SNL Sketch, which aired this week, imagined US President Donald Trump and His Top Team Spending At The Fictional Hotel.

Wood’s Character Chelsea Was Portrayed by Cast Member Sarah Sarah Using a Pronounced Accent and Fake Teeth.

At One Point, in A Reference To The Actress’s Teeth, She asks: “Fluoride? What’s That?”

Wood, Who Burst Onto Screens In Netflix’s Sex Education, Said She Was “Not Thin Skinned” and Understood That Snl Was About “Caricature”.

“But the Whole Joke Was Fluoride,” She wrote on sunday.

“I have big gap teeth not bad teeth.”

“The Rest of the Skit was punching up,” Wood Added, “And I / Chelsea Was On Only One Punched Down”.

She said that not not “hating on” Sarah sherman, but “hating on the concept”.

Wood Also Shared A Comment by Unnamed User Describing The Sketch As “Sharp and Funny” Before Taking “A Screeching Turn Intoghyny 1970s Misogyny”.

“This sums up my view,” The Acted Acted.

She is critical to Sherman’s Accent, Writing: “I Respect Accuracy Even IF It’s Mean.”

Wood Wrote That She Receeded “Thousands of Messages” With Her Semce Sharing Her Posts, And That She Glad She “Said Something”.

Speaking to GQ Magazine Last Week, Wood Said That conversation surrounding Her Teeth Made Her “A bit Sad Because I’m Getting To Talk About My Work”.

“It Makes Makes Me Really Happy That It’s Symbolising and Freedom, But There’s A Limit,” She Said.

Wood Added: “I Don’t Know IT Was A Man Would Be Talking About It This Much? It’s Still Going On Woman’s Appearance.”