We love Nicole Kidman and can’t wait for her upcoming film, Babygirl, but did you know she stopped filming the erotic movie several times?
Babygirl is an erotic and suspenseful story where Kidman plays a businesswoman who risks her career to have an affair with her intern.
If you’ve ever wondered whether actresses feel a spark when filming these kinds of movies, keep reading because Nicole Kidman answered that very question.
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The Sensual Reason Why Nicole Kidman Paused Filming Babygirl
The Oscar-winning actress opened up about what it’s like to shoot sex scenes and admitted that there were moments when she felt “so turned on” that she had no choice but to temporarily halt production.
In the film, her character has a passionate affair with a much younger man, played by 28-year-old Where the Crawdads Sing actor, Harris Dickinson.
The 57-year-old actress said that filming sex scenes with Dickinson and Antonio Banderas, who plays her husband in the film, wasn’t always easy to manage at times.
Nicole Kidman took on this project as a challenge for herself, just as she has with many of her previous films. But the filming process led to moments that became too intense, and she simply had to set boundaries.
“There were times when we were shooting where I was like, ‘I don’t want to orgasm any more,’” Kidman told the Sun. She would also often say, “Don’t come near me” and “I hate doing this” during filming.
The Big Little Lies star made it clear she wouldn’t mind if she was never touched again, with Dickinson even revealing that Kidman would ask the cast and crew to “leave for a moment” whenever she needed some alone time on set.
The trailer for Babygirl has already caught the public’s attention, leaving everyone curious about the storyline full of sexual tension. If you haven’t seen it yet, here it is so you can join in on the intrigue.
The movie is set to release in theaters on December 19th, so mark your calendars for this steamy story!
This article was originally written in Spanish by Nayely Aguilera in Cultura Colectiva.