Aimee Lou Wood calls Snl White Lotus Sketch “Mean and Until

The star of Lotus White Lu Wood described Saturday Night Live (SNL), who impersonated her character using exaggerated synthetic teeth “means and unfamiliar”.

The British actress said that the American comedy program “Punched Download” suggested that the drawing was hateful.

In a series of Instagram posts, Wood wrote that she was happy with “when she was smart and in good spirits” but there should be “a more intelligent, more accurate and less cheap way.”

Wood, 31, said she had received “SNL apologies” after her criticism shared. BBC has called NBC broadcaster to respond.

The role of the actress born in Manchester in The third series of white lotus, It follows a group of guests in a resort, pushed great attention to the surrounding media with what you call “the teeth of the big gap”.

Imagine the SNL fee, which was broadcast this week, US President Donald Trump and his upper team spending time at the fictional hotel.

Wood Chelsea’s character was filmed by a member of the actors’ team, Sarah Sherman, using a clear tone and fake teeth.

At some point, referring to the actress’s teeth, she asks: “Floride? What is this?”

Wood, who exploded on screens in Netflix sexual education, said it was “not thin skin” and understood that SNL was about “cartoon”.

“But the whole joke was about fluoride,” she wrote on Sunday.

“I have large teeth, no bad teeth.”

“The rest of the comic play was piercing,” Wood added, and I/Chelsea was the only one that was installed. “

She said that she did not “hate” Sarah Sherman, but “hated the concept.”

Wood also shared a comment by an unveiled user, describing the drawing as “sharp and funny” before he took a “screaming that turns into the hatred of women in the seventies.”

“This summarizes my point of view,” the actress added.

She also criticized Sherman’s accent, and wrote: “I respect accuracy even if this means.”

Wood wrote that she had received “thousands of messages” that she agreed to her since her participation, and that she was happy because she “said something.”

Speaking to GQ magazine last week, Wood said The conversation surrounding her teeth made her “a little sad because I am not talking about my work.”

“This makes me really happy that he symbolizes rebellion and freedom, but there is an end,” she said.

Wood added: “I do not know if a man will talk about him a lot? Still is still happening in the appearance of a woman,” Wood added.