We already heard from Lena Hall, who is his co-actor mentioned in the article:
…you're asking if actors in non-pornographic movies are actually having sex?
I've watched some Von Trier films thank you very much, though admittedly those scenes were done with body doubles who were actual porn actors.
Yeah. Something like Bound, which was the film debut of the Watchowskis, had Susie Bright in an early iteration of this role.
I thought maybe Blue is the Warmest Color, but couldn't remember exactly why the main actors were so uncomfortable beyond the director mistreating them.
Blue is the Warmest Color's sex scenes were simulated as well using prosthetics. Kechiche's next movie does feature non simulated sex scenes though, and he had to get his actors drunk to convince them to go through with it.
That's awful. Looks like an actor accused him of sexually assaulting her too.
Is that where it landed? I knew their was some controversy, I might have not remembered the final outcome of what the shoot was like.
I mean, considering how sexless most Marvel movies (and Jurassic World, Star Wars, etc.) are, I think that might be a lesson they already learned.
I mean, it's not like PG-13 action movies regularly feature sex scenes.
I mean as you see above...they do actually do it.
Are you pretending to be dumb like you pretended to be black?I mean as you see above...they do actually do it.
Excuse me what the hell?
Yeah, like thirty years ago.
so youre just a fucking idiot then
I went in to see it fully expecting another one and was pleasantly surprised, that's why it came to mind. TV seems to be the main home of unnecessary sex scenes now.
Sure there are shows that get gratuitous, Game of Thrones' brothel scenes come to mind, honestly, a lot of how Game of Thrones deals with sexual content is kind of tiring, but I think it's a matter of specific executions that should be critics than just a blanket-wide dismissal.
I just find there is a lot of women came out after the fact and said something they had to do made them uncomfortable. It's hard to know if what you are watching was coerced in some way.
I don't think it's necessarily about setting the performance in stone. There'll likely be the ability to change things on-set to convey different things in the scene or for technical shooting reasons but it's more about making sure that the boundaries of the performers are noted and respected and that they're not co-erced into doing something they're uncomfortable with. So if a performer isn't comfortable being nude from the waist down they then can't be forced to perform in that manner on the day if the scene's changed.
Just curious where you've got that view from? Out of the top 50 films of all time the only one with (mild) nudity is Titanic so I'm not sure why you think Hollywood believes sex scenes are necessary for success?
The highest grossing films of the last 40ish years have had very few, if any, sex scenes and maybe a handful of sex scenes. There are successful movies that feature sex, but I think all of the top grossers are fairly sexless outside of ones that advertise that they are very clearly erotic thrillers like 50 Shades of Gray or sex romp comedies.
...? What?
Here's a list:
Thank you.Here's a list:
Unsimulated sex - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Any movie that has a sex scene that is not one here has simulated sex. And as you might notice, the movies that are on there usually are either very low-budget fare, borderline porn movies or only have body doubles and porn actors (or non-actors) perform the sex. The amount of movies containing well-known actors performing actual sex is very low.
Sometimes there are movies where sex scenes are so realistic that it's rumored it's real, for example people in this thread mentioned Don't Look Now and Blue Is the Warmest Colour as having real sex, which is not true. Though the scenes are very realistic and I can understand why people would think this is the case.
The last movie made by the director of Blue of the Warmest Colour did have a scene of unsimulated cunnilingus and that is actually a great example of why we need intimacy coordinators as the scene was apparently filmed against the wishes of the actress while she was drunk. It's the main reason why the film has only been shown at Cannes and will probably never release (also the movie itself is apparently incredibly shit, even outside the fact that it contains actual sexual assault).
Well, at least the pushback he got for Mektoub My Love Intermezzo and how he treated the actress was so bad that he's probably never making a movie again.
