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The portrayal of escorts, also known as sex workers, has experienced a dramatic shift over the years. Escort services have long been a part of human history, but it was not until the 19th century that these services became more visible in popular culture.

During the early days of m filmmaking, hookers were often portrayed as femme fatales, typically in a pejorative or perspective. Movies like 'A Lonely Heart' (1950) and 'A Thrilling Adventure' (1950) portrayed escorts as deceitful people. This depiction reiterated prejudicial attitudes towards escorts, placing it as a unchaste profession.

But, with the growth of erotic media and the growth of tech-based services in the late 21st and early 21st centuries, the depiction of escorts in culture began to shift. Movies like 'The Naked Rambler' (2010) and 'The Hangover' (2003) included sex workers, but with a more humorous and mood. These movies added to a evolving public perspective of hookers, reducing the bias associated with escorts.

Over the past decade, the depiction of escorts has become even more varied. The popularity of television programs like 'Pose' (2010-2015) and 'Succession' (2010-2015) has been largely their feature of multidimensional hooker depictions. These programs discuss issues such as solidarity and the challenges faced by escorts.

The movie 'The End of the Rainbow' (2015) challenges this shift. Starring Emma Stone and Emma Watson, escorting companies this comedy-drama presents a sophisticated portrayal of an escort who is not simply a seductress but a complex human being with her own motivations. The production's success suggests that audiences are increasingly accepting to comprehensive and complex portrayals of sex workers in mass media.

A shift in portrayal of hookers in media reflects changing social attitudes towards escorts. As our knowledge of the sex industry becomes more informed, the depictions of hookers we see on projection have, too, begun to evolve. They are no longer reduced to stereotypes but are developed as complex human people, mirroring the diversity and multifacetedness of escorts' lives.