It is also alleged that Treem praised the appearance of female actors, including Wilson, in a way that was perceived as inappropriate, and that these comments were “things you would think would be coming out of a man’s mouth from the 1950s … the environment was very toxic.” Wilson is said to have expressed concern, only to have been labelled “difficult”. In a 2018 interview with the New York Times, the actor said that “ isn’t about pay parity, and it wasn’t about other jobs … but I’m not really allowed to talk about it”, adding that there was a “much bigger story” at play involving Treem.Īccording to sources working on the show, Wilson was uncomfortable with the frequent nude scenes, and pushed back against what is described as “tone deafness from Sarah Treem, about recognising the position she was putting actors in”.
She had previously confirmed it was not due to the apparent pay disparity with male co-star Dominic West, but hinted at issues with the show’s production. Since leaving the show – which is broadcast on Sky Atlantic in the UK – in 2018, Wilson has claimed she was “not allowed” to speak about the reasons behind her departure. Wilson, 37, also known for her role as Alice Morgan in the BBC series Luther, left the show due to the frequency and nature of the sex scenes she had to perform, and friction with the showrunner, Sarah Treem, the sources said. Ruth Wilson quit the hit US television drama The Affair due to a “very toxic work environment”, according to testimonies given to the Hollywood Reporter.
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