Olivia Wilde is not too pleased the MPA cut down a Don't Worry Darling trailer scene starring female pleasure
Wilde says she "was upset" that the ratings board didn't allow more oral sex in Don't Worry Darling's first trailer

(To the tune of Pete Seeger): Where have all the female orgasms gone? It’s a question Olivia Wilde seems dead set on interrogating with her new Don’t Worry Darling, a ‘60s-style mind-bender with an Iceberg Problem of behind-the-scenes drama. Wilde’s dedication to the film has been stalwart—she has said she took an onscreen role in the film because production “basically ran out of money” and needed someone who could both work for cheap and in line with the film’s ethos (unlike a certain actor, reportedly).
But Wilde’s pleasure-first feminist vision for the project wasn’t necessarily shared in full by the Motion Pictures Association. In a new interview with the Associated Press, Wilde has a clear answer when asked if she struggled to get that dining room oral sex scene in the teaser: “Oh, yeah.”