Midsomer Murders actress Kirsty Dillon says some UK casting directors ask applicants to provide bust measurements on advertisement casting forms. Dillon has publicly criticized the practice, describing it as an issue with how casting information is collected for commercial work. Her comments focus on what she says are unnecessary or intrusive body measurements being requested from performers at the application stage. The reporting notes that Dillon’s remarks target casting processes used by agencies and casting teams when booking for adverts, rather than specific companies or individual productions. The accounts agree that Dillon is calling attention to the requirement for bust size in application materials and using her platform as a known television actress to raise awareness. The articles provide the same core information: Dillon’s criticism centers on casting applications that request bust measurements, and she presents the practice as something casting directors should stop or reconsider.