Gina Gershontook a major risk early in her career to work with talented first-time directors, theWachowskis.

You are ruining your career.

We will not be able to let you represent.

Gina Gershon whispers romantically into Jennifer Tilly’s ear in a scene from their 1996 movie ‘Bound’.

Gina Gershon and Jennifer Tilly in ‘Bound’ (1996).Gramercy Pictures/Courtesy Everett Collection

You will never work again,' she said on theIt Happened In Hollywoodpodcast.

No hard feelings, added Gershon.

its really well written.

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Jennifer Tilly and Gina Gershon in ‘Bound’ (1996). (Courtesy Everett Collection)

I believe in these directors,' Gershon continued.

Theyre like, You cant play a lesbian … because you just wont be able to work at all.

First of all, its so short-sighted to say this is a lesbian movie.

I mean, they happen to be lesbians, they happen to be into women.

But it was really a movie about trust, theres a bigger issue.

And I really hated that, I thought it was so small-minded and short-sighted.

And if that was what we were up against, I was in.

I was into making a point, because I thought it was absolutely ridiculous, she said.

Together, they devise a plan to escape together with $2 million of the mobs money.

The Wachowskis are really talented, raved Gershon.

I thought they were incredibly gifted and secret geniuses.