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The woman cast as Gwyneth Paltrow's body double in Shallow Halsays the experience resulted in her developing an eating disorder.

Ivy Snitzer was a 20-year-old aspiring actress when she landed the job in the 2001 movie.

Now at the age of 42, Ivy Snitzer is a health insurance agency owner in Philadelphia with a husband and a year-old daughter.

Now at the age of 42, Ivy Snitzer is a health insurance agency owner in Philadelphia with a husband and a year-old daughter.

Thenyear-old Ivy's heartbreaking comments come years after Gwyneth said she felt completely “humiliated” wearing a fat suit for Shallow.

In an interview with The Guardian, Snitzer talked about having been a year-old aspiring actress when she worked as the body double for.

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While Paltrow donned a bodysuit and prosthetics to portray lead character Rosemary — an overweight woman who captures the attentions of a man who's been hypnotized into seeing only a person's inner beauty — Snitzer, now 42, filmed full and close-up body shots in Paltrow's stead.

In a new interview with The Guardian, Snitzer said that she felt "really comfortable" shooting the film and was "treated like I mattered" by the cast and crew on set. However, she later struggled with severe body image issues.

Two years after Shallow Hal debuted in theaters, she was "technically starving to death," she said.

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