Before seeing a "question" on a social platform: If the director's wife is female number one, because of the needs of the plot, she must shoot OOXX scenes with male number one, how embarrassing it is... How should this scene be filmed? What would the director think?
Although it is a very nonsensical question, there are not many examples of the director's wife "dedicating herself" to art in the movie, the director behind the monitor is staring at the tiger, and those actors who "sleep" the director's wife in the film should be more of a battle between heaven and man at this moment.
But it is no wonder that a man cannot accept his wife being intimate with other men. But once the "passion scene" is filmed, it is indeed a test for the "husband and wife file" in the film circle.
Black Legends 2: Evolution, 2006
Kate Beckinsale & Scott Spitman
Director: Len Wiseman
In order to make the sequel of "Tales of the Night" more interesting, director Len Wiseman "generously" showed the spring light of his wife Kate Beckinsale in "Tales of the Night 2".
But the "attentive" audience found that from the minute-long and fundamentally unnecessary "nudity" shot, the director's contradictory mood could be fully felt: he wanted to shoot this shot, and especially wanted to cover up the right to be a husband. So this bitters the male protagonist Scott Spitman.
"Because Kate couldn't walk out, I had to arch my waist to block her key parts, and this damn scene took so long to make my hips ache." See, what should have been the affection between lovers at the height of affection has evolved into a "soft wood and ice" comic show under the selfish action of Len Wiseman.
In fact, Spitman is not the most miserable. Many fans felt that the death of the wolf leader Lucian (Mike Sheen) was too simple when watching the first film, because few people at the time knew that Mike Sheen, who played Lucian, was Kate Beckinsale's ex-boyfriend (the two also had a daughter), and Len Wiseman was in love with Kate.
As a potential "love enemy" of the director, Mr. Xin did not appear on the set of the second part, but as a "compensation", their daughter Lily played the role of Selene as a child in the second part.
However, Kate Beckinsale's marriage to Len Wiseman came to an end in 2016 for various reasons.
A Glass of Wine, 2014
Sandra Wu & Thomas Harden Church
Director: Alexander Payne
In 2000, Korean actress Wu Shanzhuo met and fell in love with director Alexander Payne, and the two married in January 2003. In 2003, Sandra Wu starred in Payne's "Life with a Glass of Wine", in which Sandra played the lively and active Stephanie, and staged a passionate and bold chuang play with the male protagonist Thomas Harden Church.
Thomas was naturally surprised by Payne's arrangement, but the director had been working to reassure him from the day the decision was made.
Still, Thomas was surprised by the boldness of the scene, "it's almost indistinguishable from real physical catharsis...", but the director just asked their bed scene to be real and seductive. They are professional actors after all, and that's only a small part of the story.
In February 2005, Sandra Wu attended the Oscars with Payne, but in mid-March, the two announced their official separation through a spokesperson, although "the two are still friends." As soon as the news came out, everyone was shocked.
The Revolutionary Road, 2008
Leonardo DiCaprio & Kate Winslet
Director: Sam Mendes
Once, little plums, speaking of Kate Winslet, admitted that it was the kitchen "passion scene" of Revolutionary Road, which directly led to the cracks in her marriage with her husband Sam Mendes.
"That scene was very tough for any of us. Kate told me that Sam had expressed her dissatisfaction after the movie was released, and she was terrified because she was performing that thing with her best friend, and the director was her husband. ”
In the face of the media, Sam Mendes also said: "I was present at the time of filming, Kate and Leonardo felt that the scene and atmosphere were quite weird, of course, I felt so! However, the movie is only a movie after all, I am good friends with Kate and Leonardo, not to mention that those scenes are only point-to-point. The vinegar director's response can be described as grandiose, but the slightest smell of vinegar still floats out of the words.
Kate Winslet and Sam Mendes announced their divorces in early 2010. This also leaves some shadows on the little plum. He said: "Seeing that many marriages are fruitless, I don't know if I will get married. ”
Bitter Moon, 1992
Emmanuel Sénier & Peter Coyote
Director: Roman Polanski
Legendary + controversial director Roman Polanski filmed the 1992 divine work "Bitter Moon", which made Emmanuel Sene, who played the female number one, make a big noise.
The Parisian beauty married Polanski in 1989, a 33-year-old difference in age. In the film, she played the little witch of white sneakers, Mimi, who has confused countless men, and staged many naked sadistic hand-to-hand fights with Peter Coyote, who plays the American writer Oscar.
Someone once asked Polanski if he needed to clear the scene when his wife was filming a passion scene? The big director replied flatly, "No! When we shoot death scenes, we don't mean to kill people. If you clear the scene while shooting a passionate scene, something is definitely not going to happen. ”
While filming an SM scene, the crew also invited a guest, Jack Nicholson. At that time, Peter Koyot was wearing a pair of briefs and a pig mask, playing the role of a slave of Queen Emmanuel Sene. Polanski shouted: 'Someone has come to say hello!' Jack Nicholson saw the scene in front of him and exclaimed, "Great! "Peter Coyote sighed: 'This may be my last film.'" ”
God Created Women, 1956
Brigitte Bardot & Jean-Louis Trentinion
Director: Roger Vadim
Roger Vadim, French director and beauty collector, was originally a stage actor and later a journalist and screenwriter. The pursuit of beautiful women was his guiding principle in his professional and private life, and he was known for his colorful directorial career and peach-colored stories that always made headlines.
His 1956 debut film, God Created Woman, touted Brigitte Bardot to the limelight. His subsequent wives were Anita Eckerberg, Caterina Denoff and Jane Fonda, and his life was also the ultimate dream of men. Roger pioneered the sexiness and kitsch of the fifties and sixties.
And let the "wives" in their own films and different male stars Wushan Yunyu, at that time also created a lot of topics for tabloid reporters.
"God created the woman", directly named by such an overflowing phrase to Brigitte Bardot's famous work, is more accurate than "Roger Vadim created Brigitte Bardot".
In 1956, at the age of 23, Bardot and Roger had been married for five years, and Vadim, who was both husband and director, found the opportunity to tailor "God Created Women" for his wife. As soon as the opening scene, Bardot appeared in full nude, coupled with the low-cut close-fitting costumes in the play, the temptation of spring, and the sexy and fierce dance, which disturbed the dreams of all French men overnight.
However, before Roger and Bardot could celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary, Bardot moved in with the film's male protagonist, Jean-Louis Trentinion. Bardot, who also filmed with Vadim after the divorce, recalled the ex-husband in her 70s, saying, "He was a real man from the outside to the bottom of his heart." ”