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Kristen Bell Fappening
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Aug 28, 2013, 03:08 PM EDT | Updated Aug 29, 2013
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Kristen Bell isn't keeping any secrets about her sex scene in the new indie film, "The Lifeguard." In an interview with Vanity Fair's Julie Miller, Bell revealed that she wanted to make the moment with co-star David Lambert , then 19, as authentic as possible.
"We really shook hands and said, 'Let's make this graphic and real,'" Bell said . "Even prior to rolling, I think I just grabbed his hands and put them all over my chest and said, 'This is it. Don't be shy. Do what you do. I won't be uncomfortable. I trust you.'"
"The Lifeguard," which debuted at this year's Sundance Film Festival and is available now via video-on-demand services before theatrical release on Aug. 30, focuses on a woman (Bell) in the throes of a life crisis as she approaches 30. After she returns home and takes a job at a local swimming pool, Bell's character begins an illicit affair with a local teen.
"Going into a scene that intimate as a female, you couldn't ask for a better partner," Bell said of Lambert . "There's a lot of choreography going into the camera work and making sure you can't see the, like, one inch of fabric that is actually keeping you from having sex."
This isn't the first time Bell has faked sex onscreen ; she's had some memorable moments in both the Showtime series "House of Lies" and the 2008 film "Forgetting Sarah Marshall."
"I am by no means an exhibitionist. I'm also not super modest. I grew up in the theater. So when I'm on set and it's a job, if I'm wearing something skimpy, that's the job," Bell said in a 2008 interview promoting "Sarah Marshall." "I've been lucky enough to work with wonderful crew members that create a very safe environment and nobody's there to exploit you. But when you're in pasties throughout the entire movie, you get comfortable with it."
For more from Bell about "The Lifeguard" and "Veronica Mars," head to Vanity Fair .
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Kristen Bell is getting candid about her style secrets.
In an honest conversation with Cynthia Nixon , Tracee Ellis Ross and Michelle Monaghan , the actresses discussed the topics of diversity, sexism and physical appearance in the television industry.
“You can go insane being focused on all this stuff,” Ross stated in a filmed debate for NET-A-PORTER’s digital magazine, The EDIT , of being focused on the exterior. “There’s so many other things to think about — like, a lot. Although, I really do like looking good.”
“An interest or fashion or beauty does not need to diminish one’s intellect at all,” Bell, 36, chimed in, and added, “But again, it’s the talking about all these issues that fixes them.”
The Good Place actress then went on to share a story about dressing for the Emmys, and why she chose to reveal on social media that she depended on tape to complete her look.
“For the Emmys, I wore this beautiful dress and you couldn’t wear a bra, and I took Leukoflex tape and I taped my nipple to my shoulder. It was beautiful, the image was beautiful,” Bell shared of the post-surgical tape.
“And then I thought, I really believe in authentic honesty. I’m going to put this on social media. And I posted a picture and I circled my nipple and I said, ‘This is now up here. Thank you Leukoflex.’ I got so many questions about it. Which, to be honest, I was very happy to answer.”
She added: “What I chose to do at the time was to be very honest and open about it.”
PEOPLE previously reported that Bell chose her floor-length, taupe-colored look, which featured a full skirt, plunging neckline, and an all-over embroidered floral pattern, for the 2016 awards because, “I wanted to do something more, I don’t know, whimsical than I’ve ever done before,” she told E! at the time. “And this pattern was perfect. It’s very comfortable.”
To see The EDIT’s full interview with Cynthia Nixon, Tracee Ellis Ross, Kristen Bell and Michelle Monaghan go to https://www.net-a-porter.com/magazine/378/13 and or download the free EDIT app at the App Store and Google Play.
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