In a recent interview with The Telegraph, Blunt said she didn’t want to do nudity anymore. But she tells Stylist that she would break her rule if the right role came along, saying:

“It’s not something I wouldn’t do. I’ve just done a semi-nude thing in Girl on the Train but I’m not looking for that. I think [nudity] can be really effective if it’s shot correctly, if it’s not gratuitous.”

When asked about the future of women in Hollywood, Blunt says the future looks bright, with a “new wave of fantastic roles for women,” but that perhaps we need to re-frame the way we talk about feminism and film, saying:

“I think sometimes we can put such a finite stamp on it by talking about it excessively and in the wrong context. I think it’s important to keep the conversation going and I think there’s a momentum happening right now.”

The Sicario star does admit that the gender pay gap remains a problem, saying:

“I know I’ve done films where I’ve been paid considerably less less than the men. Now I feel like I’ve been doing this for a long time and I’ve got a responsibility to fight for what my male equivalent would be earning.”

Watch the full interview below.

“I’ve done films where I’ve been paid considerably less than the men”: Emily Blunt speaks to Stylist