Amy Lu Wood, who is currently making headlines with her role in the third season of The White Lotus, has recently condemned the live (SNL) sketch on Saturday night, which has used them prosthetic teeth with over-the-top, exaggerated looks. The actor called him and said it was ‘mean and unnecessary’.

The 31 -year -old British actor expressed his disappointment over the depiction of the American comedy show, accusing him of “punching down” and suggested the skit.

“I like it very much when it is clever and fun in good spirits,” she wrote. “But there should be a clever, more fine, less cheaply.”

Wood confirmed that SNL had offered forgiveness in response to his public remarks. The BBC has reached the show’s broadcaster, NBC for further comments.

Earlier this week, sketches were conceived in question and former US President Donald Trump and his close associates, who were living in a fictional luxury hotel painted in White Lotus.

Wood’s character, Chelsea, Cast Member was played by Sarah Sharman, who donated a clear pronunciation and prominent fake teeth – the actor’s widely “large interval teeth” a clear reference.

The presence of the BAFTA-winning actor in the upcoming third series of HBO drama has attracted the attention of important media, but now he questions the tone of that focus when used for comedic effects.

“I don’t think it came from a kind of place,” Wood said, emphasizing that humor can be impressive without joking based on someone’s presence.