Actress
Amy
Schumer
reveals
that
in
Hollywood
treatment
towards
women
is
not
a
fair
game
at
all,
as
she
recalled
an
incident
which
had
shocked
her
to
the
core
at
that
moment
when
she
was
told
to
lose
weight
for
a
movie
role.
She
was
told
to
lose
weight
and
weigh
less
or
else
it
would
probably
hurt
people's
eyes.
"The
only
change
was
that
it
was
explained
to
me
before
I
did
that
movie
Trainwreck
that
if
you
weigh
over
140
pounds
as
a
woman
in
Hollywood,
if
you're
on
the
screen
it
will
hurt
people's
eyes," said
Amy.
The
35-year-old
star
added
that
she
initially
had
succumbed
to
the
pressure
to
lose
weight
and
also
dropped
a
few
pounds
prior
to
filming
for
that
role
in
the
movie.
"I
didn't
know
that
so
I
lost
some
weight
to
do
that
but
never
again," she
added.
Amy
also
said
that
she
had
no
inhibition
in
her
acting
career
though
and
she
always
feels
comfortable
with
diversified
roles
and
character
portrayal.
"I
think
the
most
painful
awful
things
wind
up
being
funny
but
I've
also
learnt
the
hard
way
that
that's
not
always
true.
I
don't
shy
away
from
anything
just
because
it's
uncomfortable,
I
like
being
uncomfortable," Amy
said.