Harris Dickinson She describes what it was like to film the sex scenes Nicole Kidman in them next movie, baby girl.

“We would discuss it with the intimacy coordinator, and then Nicole and I would do our own thing after establishing parameters that we were both comfortable with,” Dickinson, 28, said. Diversity In an article published on Wednesday, October 23. “The intimacy coordinator says, ‘What are you comfortable with, what do you want as a director, what are you comfortable doing from this vision? “They make it easy and do it very precisely without interrupting the actual scene.”

In the film, 57-year-old Kidman plays a businesswoman who is in a relationship with a woman. young intern (Dickinson). starring husband Antonio BanderasHe is in the dark about the relationship.

When asked what was the most challenging thing about the film, Kidman said “everything.”

Relating to: Michael Douglas Feels Intimacy Coordinators ‘Take Away Control’

Outlander, Sex/Life, and other TV shows and movies have hired intimacy coordinators to direct sex scenes. “My job at the beginning of the season was, No. 1, to check in with them and say, ‘Okay, you’re together this season, how can I help you feel safe?’ “to ask.” Sex/Life intimacy coordinator Casey Hudecki exclusively told Us Weekly (…)

“I actually do it properly and try to be open, raw and available in every way to be discovered every day,” he continued. “Because the nature of that movie was that you were either going to be completely vulnerable and exposed, or you were going to be protected, and then it wouldn’t connect. When I met (the director) Halina Reijn) and we talked through it, and I said, ‘Give us a safe space,’ and then I said, ‘Please don’t make me look stupid.'”

Reflecting on scenes in an interview Vanity FairKidman admitted that it left her “smooth.”

“At one point I thought: I don’t want it to be touched. I don’t want to do this anymore but at the same time I had to do it. “Halina would hold me, and I would hold her, because it was so challenging for me,” Kidman said in the August debut, noting that she still felt that way months after filming. “It’s like, God, I’m doing this and now it’s actually going to be seen by the world. This is a very strange feeling. This is something you do and keep in your home videos. “It’s not normally something the world gets to see.”

She continued: “I felt very exposed as an actor, as a woman, and as a human being. I had to get in and out, like I had to put my protection back on. What did I just do? Where did I go? What did I do?

baby girl In theaters December 25.