Netflix because it “exploited” her.The actor had previously said that she was offered the large sum from the streaming giant for I May Destroy You, which ended up airing on the BBC, and has now shared more details.In an interview on BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour today (September 7), host Emma Barnett asked Coel: “You did turn down a million dollars from Netflix for I May Destroy You because you weren’t allowed to own the copyright and you kept asking questions…do you think you were judged because you were a woman?”“I don’t remember feeling like people found me difficult, I remember feeling like people found me disturbed,” Coel replied. “It was like, ‘She’s a crazy woman…,’ to the point that I started to think I was crazy or unnecessarily.
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