Christine Davis was told not to “gain weight” while on Melroh -Plesy

Christine Davis says she was told not to gain weight during the lead role Melroh Ples.

The 59th Davis appeared on Fox Primetime soap from 1995 to 1996 and then join the HBO acting Sex and city – The most iconic loan in her acting resume.

But before logging into the Charlotte York, Davis played Melroh Ples Villary Brook Armstrong and Struggling with pressure to meet unreal body standards.

Davis detach Folk In an interview published on Wednesday, February 5, once Castor Thomas Calabra She approached her while she was in her makeup trailer and revealed an alarming news.

“He looks like” Christine, I’m so glad to see you here, “she recalled, 66 years old.” What are you talking about? “

Davis was confused.

“I just think they don’t have to, you know, they put too much pressure on you,” Kalabra said, to which Davis replied, “What?”

After their exchange, “I go to the producer, and I like:” Thomas Kalabra just told me that you guys emphasize my weight. Someone said something? Did r -n (Aaron) Spelling Tell me what -nothing? ‘And he liked, “We think you look beautiful,” and I liked, “Yes, and?” He goes, “Just don’t gain any weight,” Davis recalled.

She said that the monitoring of the actors on the set was “normal for a long time. You could look at it anyway. But I mean that there was a lot of stress. If you had hips, it was the situation.”

Apart from Calabris, Davis’ Melroh Ples Included compatriots Heather Loclear and Courtney Thorne Smith.

“But there was a general mood on the set, which was difficult, in a thin situation Folk Interviews, adding: “Everyone was wonderful and super thin. So I liked:” That’s what I need to do. “

According to the exit, Davis started working with a coach and held 90-minute spin classes back.

“I was disappointed. I tried to do it, “she said.” Of course, I am sure I didn’t eat, I have no idea. I don’t remember the food. “

After Davis felt dizziness and “fainted in the parking lot”, and sometimes she could not remember her name. “It was a lot,” she said.