Nicole Kidman ‘can’t even talk about’ a scene she had to pause after ‘having too many orgasms’ – Film

Nicole Kidman has revealed there is a particularly explicit scene in her new x-rated film that she ‘can’t talk about’.

You may have somehow missed the memo, but Little Big Lies star kidman She stars in a very raunchy movie about a high-level CEO who engages in a salacious relationship with a much younger male intern.

If you are interested in this kind of movie, you can watch its trailer here:

premiere WE In theaters on no other day than Christmas Day England publication date currently penciled in for the new year, baby girl sees Where the Crawdads Sing actor Harris Dickinson plays Samuel, the much younger intern and eventual lover of Romy (Kidman), while Antonio Banderas takes on the role of her husband Jacob.

Given the highly erotic nature of the film, attention naturally turned to a number of things. sex featured scenes baby girl and what it was like for the cast to film them.

Be aware that this can be a particularly hot topic when it comes to promoting it. filmKidman did not shy away from questions about the sexual aspect of the role; He even revealed that he had to stop filming at one point. ‘I don’t want to have an orgasm anymore’.

Yes, you read that right.

Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson in Baby Girl (A24)

But apparently there’s one scene that’s so chilling that the 57-year-old actress ‘can’t talk about it’ because it’s suggestive.

Addressing the issue soon report In GQ, Kidman was asked about the film’s opening scene, in which Romy reportedly fakes an orgasm during disappointing sex with her husband and then masturbates to S&M-themed pornography, and her response was: A little shy.

“I can’t even talk about it!” he replied.

Although it was particularly difficult to discuss the film’s more explicit moments, Kidman had praise for director Halina Reijn and her co-stars.

Kidman reveals the only scene in the movie she ‘can’t talk about’ (Gilbert Flores/Variety via Getty Images)

“I don’t know what to say. But I love her,” he said of Babygirl. “I love the movie, so I don’t want to deny it or belittle it.”

Explaining why she decided to take on such an explicit role, she added: “It’s part of what I do. I’ve never shied away from sexuality on screen, never… (Reijn) wanted to make a film about women’s liberation and pleasure. And I wanted to do it!” “

We can only imagine what it would be like to watch this movie in the theater.