Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson Reveal ‘Embarrassing’ Details of "Die, My Love" Sex Scenes

Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson Reveal Sex Scenes ‘Embarrassing’ Details of "Die, My Love"

Lawrence and Pattinson are-two of the biggest millennial sex icons to this day. However, they did not find it easy to portray intimacy on camera during the making of their latest film.

The two celebrities attended The Cannes Film Festival for the premiere of their newest psycho-thriller, Die, My Love, on May 18. The actress admitted that the director, Ramsay, made an interesting choice during filming which had an impact on how comfortable the two actors would feel with each other.

"Lawrence recounted how humiliating it was for her when she and Pattinson attended a dance class the day before the shooting at the French Film Festival. ‘Then for our first shoot, we were literally naked, assaulting each other like tigers,’ Lawrence said.

Pattinson interjected. ‘You think it can't get more humiliating, and then they go ‘Now, do it naked!’”

Lawrence said she and Pattinson had what she termed an ‘instant trust’ and they ‘seamlessly’ collaborated. ‘You don't always get to choose your co-actors and sometimes you feel uncomfortable,’ she remarked. ‘But after some time you adapt and then you're like, imagine talking, getting directions, having snacks - all that when you are naked!’”

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The Twilight star described the onboard intimacy coordinator’s role in making sure potentially uncomfortable sex scenes went without a hitch. “Sometimes it’s not just to feel secure, but for the actual technicality,” he explained. “Sometimes directors are afraid to say, ‘Your body looks weird in this angle!’ But if it’s someone else whose specific job is [to say], ‘You just move it a little bit, you’re going to like it more,’ it’s nice to have." 

Pattinson then added with a laugh: "Someone who’s not embarrassed to say, like, 'Your butt looks fat, you’re sweating a lot, you look gross.”’ 

In an interview for the film, Lawrence, who had to portray the character while "four months pregnant, and pretending to be wasted," commented that throughout the production, she was secure thanks to Pattinson. “I felt safe all the time, Rob was very appropriate," she said. 

In the violent dark comedy, which also stars LaKeith Stanfield, Sissy Spacek, and Nick Nolte, Lawrence portrays a mother living in the Montana countryside who develops postpartum depression and psychosis while her marriage to Pattinson’s character slowly unravels.

Lawrence and the rest of the hot pair have claimed that they are already receiving immense acclaim and even Oscar speculation for Die, My Love, with the BBC saying Lawrence is "better than ever" and The Daily Beast calling her “stunningly feral,” whereas Deadline called the film “brutal but beautiful.”