Miranda Sawyer

He says I'm a prick.

He says I'm being a prick.

You've gotten this far.

I don't really understand.

You're in a topless show.

You've got really far.

Well, she has this whole, throughout the film, a through line throughout the film is her being really offended when someone references the fact that she's basically a sex worker.

You know, I'm not a whore.

I'm not doing it.

And from the very beginning, you have to sell it sometime.

No, I'm not.

And she obviously, I mean, I think Verhoeven and Esther House thought they were giving a real statement on, you know, the Madonna whore complex of society and that she'd obviously been through prostitution in her past and was trying to leave all that.

Very classic thing.

I'm a dancer.

I'm not that.

And I sort of get all that.

But at this point, you are a stripper at a strip club where you're licking the pole, which, by the way, is also incredible, getting your entire body out.

You can't possibly in any world think that you're not selling sex.

By the way, I'm four.

I mean, I'm pro-sex, I'm cool.