Ivy Snitzer, who served as Gwyneth Paltrow's body double in the 2001 comedy 'Shallow Hal', is speaking about how she later developed a serious eating disorder. Interviewed by The Guardian, Snitzer — who has just 20 when she worked on the film, said she felt 'really comfortable' while making the film, with her body filmed in…
Ivy Snitzer, who served as Gwyneth Paltrow’s body double in the 2001 comedy “Shallow Hal”, is speaking about how she later developed a serious eating disorder., Snitzer — who has just 20 when she worked on the film, said she felt “really comfortable” while making the film, with her body filmed in scenes in which Paltrow — who wore a padded bodysuit and prosthetics — didn’t show her face.
“It didn’t occur to me that the film would be seen by millions of people,” she explained. “It was like the worst parts about being fat were magnified.”Snooki Opens Up About Her Struggle With Eating Disorders And Urges People To Not Comment On Weight “I got really scared,” she admitted. “I was like, maybe I’m done with the concept of fame, maybe I don’t want to be an actor. Maybe I’ll do something else.”
Ultimately, she added, “I hated my body the way I was supposed to, I ate a lot of salads. I had eating disorders that I was very proud of.”In 2003, she underwent gastric band surgery, and also began over exercising, purging and restricting calories. “It didn’t occur to me that I was supposed to be ashamed of those behaviors,” she said, revealing she experience a complication from her surgery.
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