All articles tagged with #sex scenes
At the Taormina Film Festival, Russell Crowe recalled resisting studio pressure to include sex scenes in Gladiator, saying Ridley Scott agreed that the film’s emotional/moral core was essential; he argued the sequel failed by losing that core and noted how the original appealed to women as well as men. Crowe also discussed Bear Country, Netflix’s impact on cinema, and the upcoming Highlander reboot.
Alexa Demie, who plays Maddy Perez on Euphoria, told The Hollywood Reporter that she feared losing her role if she refused nude/sex scenes, noting she was young and unsure. She recalled a moment from season one where a montage of Maddy cheating felt uncomfortable and said she spoke up, and the cast supported her afterward. The piece also notes ongoing controversy around Euphoria’s graphic content.
Olivia Wilde argues that sex scenes in films have long lacked realism and that Gen Z wants more authentic portrayals, referencing UCLA findings that about 48% of Gen Z say there’s too much sexual content. She notes her Sundance project aims for authentic, playful depictions of sexuality with safety on set, aided by an intimacy coordinator and a focus on real relationships.
Emilia Clarke revealed she briefly broke a rib while filming intimate scenes for Peacock’s PONIES, a Cold War drama in which Bea seduces several KGB agents; she said it wasn’t a full break, just a partial rib pop, and co-star Haley Lu Richardson corroborated the injury. The show, set in 1977 Moscow, is now streaming on Peacock.
Jennifer Lawrence prefers filming sex scenes with strangers rather than friends or colleagues, finds acting still embarrassing, and has taken interpretive dance lessons to ease nerves. She also avoids watching her own films and credits director David O. Russell for teaching her about acting.
Rachel Reid, author of the series 'Heated Rivalry,' discusses the show's success, filming sex scenes, her hopes for a second season, and how her Parkinson's diagnosis is affecting her writing, while also sharing her excitement about the show's impact and future adaptations.
Florence Pugh discusses her mixed experiences with intimacy coordinators in Hollywood, highlighting that the job is still evolving and can be both helpful and awkward, depending on the professional. She emphasizes the importance of clear communication, safety measures, and the role of intimacy coordinators in enhancing the storytelling of intimate scenes.
Florence Pugh discussed her mixed experiences with intimacy coordinators on film sets, highlighting how they can make sex scenes safer and more respectful, but also noting instances where the job has been mishandled. She emphasized the importance of good coordination in understanding the intimacy 'dance' and how it empowers female actors, while also sharing her own past discomfort with poorly managed scenes.
Brittany Snow praised her co-star Malin Akerman for being considerate and mindful during their intimate scenes on the set of 'Hunting Wives,' highlighting the difference in approach between women and men and emphasizing Akerman's selflessness and attunement to comfort. Filming for season 2 is set to begin soon.
Penn Badgley candidly shares the challenges of filming sex scenes for 'You', including having to simulate intimacy alone due to camera and space constraints, and discusses the professionalism required to perform under absurd circumstances. The article also mentions actress Tati Gabrielle's nervousness during her first scene and Badgley's upcoming book.
Penn Badgley shared his experience filming sex scenes for 'You', revealing the challenges and humorous moments, including a scene where he had to simulate sex directly facing the camera, highlighting the discomfort and artistic choices involved in such scenes.
Oliver Hermanus discusses the absence of explicit sex scenes in his film 'The History of Sound,' emphasizing that gay relationships can be more complex than just hookups, in an interview at the film's New York City premiere.
Jaime Ray Newman, star of Netflix's 'The Hunting Wives,' shares her excitement and challenges about filming bold scenes, emphasizing the importance of trust, professionalism, and collaboration with her co-stars and intimacy coordinators to create authentic and comfortable on-screen moments.
Liam Neeson discussed filming intimate scenes with Pamela Anderson in The Naked Gun, revealing it was his first time working with an intimacy coordinator and suggesting there may be a budding offscreen romance between the two actors.
Keith Urban's interview on an Australian radio show was abruptly ended after hosts asked about Nicole Kidman's sex scenes in movies, with Urban's team reportedly disconnecting the call to avoid the question.