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6 movie sex scenes where things went wrong
A Hollywood career in front of the cameras has many perks, but filming forced, awkward sex scenes is certainly not one of them – especially when things don't unfold quite according to plan.
From excessive perspiration to agonising injuries, the following actors (and their co-stars) certainly made some lasting memories.
Allison Janney has, most probably, seen it all during her 30-year career in television, film and theatre, but we doubt that anything will surpass one particular moment during the 2009 comedy-drama Life During Wartime when a sex scene with her co-star Michael Lerner went south.

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"We had to have sex up against a wall and they started spraying us with glistening stuff to make us look sweaty, but no-one seemed to realise that we were standing on a marble floor," the I, Tonya actor told People magazine.
"They said 'Action' and he pulled me up against the wall and his feet slipped out from under him and he went crashing down on the floor. It was terrible, but it was one of those moments I'll never forget."
It's to be expected that crew members will get an eyeful on occasions during their time on set, but the folks working on Love & Other Drugs certainly got more than they bargained for when Anne Hathaway accidentally stripped off – we're talking the lot – when she didn’t need to, flashing her bits to all and sundry.
Anne, who starred alongside Jake Gyllenhaal in the movie, thought that the cameras were rolling – but no, they were not, and the Ocean's 8 actor was standing there in the buff when there was absolutely no need.
"I have to remove my trench coat and be nude underneath, and I thought we were filming," she said at the New York premiere of the movie. "But it turned out we were just rehearsing and I got unnecessarily naked in front of a lot of people!"
Now that's being committed to the role.
No-one wants to spend longer than they have to simulating sex in front of a film crew because, well, it’s hideously weird. But Deadpool star Ryan Reynolds hit a stumbling block when shooting with Olivia Wilde, who decided to play a little prank on him.
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"So in the scene she's sitting there, and I take her top off, I take her bra off, and she has those pasties on, but she's drawn these adorable little smiley faces on them," he said on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. "And I forget every line in the scene – not just from this movie, from every movie I've done."
"At some point in the scene, she takes my hands and puts them on her breasts," Reynolds continued. "I take my hands away and I look down at my hands, and there are two frickin' smiley faces on them and I have no idea what to do. And I reflexively, like an idiot, just put my hands right back on her breasts."
It's not often Marvel's ultimate anti-hero is left flummoxed. Nice work, Wilde.
Shooting a sex scene is already toe-curling enough for the people involved – how would you feeling whipping your kit off in a room full of strangers, cameras poised to capture every move, groan and grunt? – but The Lost City of Z actor made things a whole lot worse during an intimate moment with Hollywood royalty Julianne Moore.
"I sweat like a f**king crazy person," he told Heat magazine. "I was trying to literally catch drops of sweat to stop them hitting her back. Afterwards she was like, 'Are you having a panic attack?' It was so embarrassing."
A movie that is almost entirely about sex is going to involve some highly intensive filming days, but Mr Grey, played by Jamie Dornan, turned things up a notch when he actually wounded his co-star Dakota Johnson in a moment of on-screen passion.
"I got whiplash once from him throwing me on the bed," she told Glamour. "So f**king painful. I wish we had a gag reel from the shoot."
Now that, we can all agree, would be a Best Film contender.
Injuries are clearly a running theme when it comes to getting physical on set, and not the Tom Cruise barreling out of a plane kind – and it was Alexander Skarsgård who suffered a minor injury when Margot Robbie lamped The Little Drummer Girl's leading man during filming.
"I didn’t injure Alexander," the Mary Queen of Scots, star told Buro 24/7. "And I didn't punch him in the face, at least not hard. But he's a pretty strong guy. He can take it. We just got carried away a bit."
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David and Kate’s sex life is on the wane. In an effort to save their relationship, they decide to raise the stakes: have sex that night or break up.
David and Kate’s sex life is on the wane. In an effort to save their relationship, they decide to raise the stakes: have sex that night or break up.
Directed By Michael Callahan
Made In USA
When it comes to break-ups, Hollywood so often gets it wrong. Relationships don’t usually end in bombast—you know, those tearful, melodramatic goodbyes and/or grandiose shouting matches. Rather, more commonly, people just sort of drift away from one another.
As a low-key follow-up to another recent break-up film selection, All’s Fair, (a pensive ying to the latter film’s ostentatious yang), Michael Callahan’s We’re Having Sex is a character piece at its core. Shot in essentially one location and only focusing on two actors, it’s a slow build examination of a relationship that has gotten stale and on the verge of puttering out. There are no bedroom window boom boxes or car crashes or farewells in the rain. This about the love between two people ending, and just how damn unceremonious and uncomfortable that can be.
While that description sounds terribly depressing, it would be a misnomer to classify Callahan’s film as such (at times, it’s actually really funny). Moreover, it just feels “real.” Both characters are likable enough—this isn’t a story of two people moping around and being miserable for 13 minutes. They kibbitz and share similar interests. They still enjoy each other’s company. The sadness only sets in because we see the remnants of a once vibrant relationship that has since disintegrated. Now, our protagonists are more roommates than lovers. They stick together because its comfortable—familiar companions who eat spaghetti dinners on Sunday (Spaghetti Sunday!) and watch reruns of Arrested Development. To put it succinctly, with the film, director Michael Callahan was looking to explore the “undramatic” ways in which many relationships end.
That being said, the film’s climax (both literal and physical)—the payoff when the characters have to follow-through on the film’s central “have sex or break-up” wager—is incredibly emotional and dramatic. Shot in a single long take, it’s an unblinking moment that is a big ole’ mess of depressing awkwardness. It’s uncomfortable to watch, but also quite resonant (major kudos to leads Brandon Bales and Hannah Pearl Utt for pulling it off. They both have chops.). Although the film doesn’t give us a firm conclusion, one the thing is clear: the future of this couple doesn’t look all that bright.
A BAFTA-nominated comedy about friendship and routines, set entirely in a police patrol car.
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