Jason Isaacs Shuts Down ‘White Lotus’ Penis Question and Says ‘It’s Odd There’s a Double Standard’ With Male Nude Scenes
Jason Isaacs is sick of being asked whether or not he wore a prosthetic penis in “The White Lotus” following the third season’s fourth episode, where his haracter, Timothy Ratliff, had his penis hanging out of his bathrobe while in front of his children. Cast members Sam Nivola and Sarah Catherine Hook confirmed to TV Insider that Isaacs was wearing a prosthetic, but that didn’t stop the actor from being the topic of conversation.
“A lot of people are debating it. It’s all over the internet,” Isaacs said on “CBS Mornings” when asked if his full frontal...
“A lot of people are debating it. It’s all over the internet,” Isaacs said on “CBS Mornings” when asked if his full frontal...
- 3/14/2025
- by Zack Sharf
- Variety - TV News
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