[ENF] Celeb ENF Stories - Embarrassing Sex Scenes - Accidental Nudity - Bloopers/Outtakes

[chesney78]

Originally Posted by winston optic beer

Fargo, it wasn't Carol who was caught naked by the builder. It was the lady she was interviewing, Mylene Klass. The newspaper story was deliberately ambiguous to make it read as if Carol was the ENF which no doubt would appeal to their readers more than some little known singer.

I think in the UK Mylene is at least as famous as Carol and quite a bit more appealing.

[winston optic beer]

Originally Posted by chesney78

I think in the UK Mylene is at least as famous as Carol and quite a bit more appealing.

I'll have to bow to your greater knowledge of celebs because I'd never heard of Myleene.

I'm no fan of Carol, either, but then I'm not a Daily Express reader.

[scouty]

I'd say Carol is a bigger draw for Daily Express readers. I met her pre and post surgery...

[Fango]

Originally Posted by winston optic beer

Fargo, it wasn't Carol who was caught naked by the builder. It was the lady she was interviewing, Mylene Klass. The newspaper story was deliberately ambiguous to make it read as if Carol was the ENF which no doubt would appeal to their readers more than some little known singer.

OK. I don't really know who either of them are, so *shrug*. It's still an ENF moment for somebody. I edited my post.

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[sith11]

Originally Posted by PolyPhil

Fascinated she mentions her big nips. Yes they are big... and beautiful. Forever surprised at the women who are self conscious about that.

she had all kinds of nudity on the show

and she had a full frontal on a diferente movie, why so bitter??

[Fango]

Jamie Lee Curtis has revealed that she was embarrassed to film the topless scene in "Trading Places":

Jamie Lee Curtis has long put her skin-baring days behind her.

The Golden Globe winner, 63, said she "would absolutely not" go nude onscreen at this point in her career after her infamous topless scene in 1983's Trading Places, as she sat down this week with PEOPLE (The TV Show!)'s Adrianna Costa.

"I was 21 years old and the part required Ophelia to take off her dress," she said. "Did I like doing it? No. Did I feel embarrassed that I was doing it? Yes. Did I look OK? Yeah. Did I know what I was doing? Yeah. Did I like it? No. Was I doing it because it was the job? Yes."

"I wouldn't do it today, it's the last thing in the world I would do now," Curtis continued. "I also am married for 37 years, I wasn't married then. I'm a mother of children. Absolutely not."

people.com/movies/jamie-lee-curtis-felt-embarrassed-trading-places-nude-scene/

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[Bounci]

Having spotted this thread yesterday, there are a number of actresses I can think of who hated having to do nude scenes, often for the first time in their career or just starting out in acting. Trying to find online proof of this to back this up is not always easy, but one I do have one for is for Dervla Kirwan, who is probably familiar to some for Goodnight Sweetheart (1993-94) and Ballykissangel (1996-97). However in 1992 she was still relatively unknown and early in her career when she was cast in the BBC adaptation of Melvyn Bragg's novel A Time To Dance, which involved a retiring teaching professor (sorry, bank manager) (Ronald Pickup) having a passionate affair with an 18 year old student (Dervla Kirwan). It was her first ever nude role and according to an article in the Radio Times she hated doing the scenes (Link here: https://www.thefreelibrary.com/I+WIL......-a060685060).

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BALLYKISSANGEL beauty Dervla Kirwan reckons stripping off for the TV cameras was the biggest mistake of her life - even though it shot her to stardom.

The raven-haired actress regrets filming a torrid open air sex scene for her first major role in A Time to Dance, ironically an adaptation of a novel by highbrow Arts broadcaster Melvyn Bragg.

Irish-born Dervla, 26, said acting out the adaptation of Bragg's saucy plot made her feel "cynical and exploited". She has vowed never to bare all again.

She played 18-year-old Bernadette who had explicit naked romps with a 54-year-old bank manager on Cumbrian hilltops and in the back of a Volvo.

She said: "Now when I read a script and see a nude scene in the first five pages I close it. I realise the producer has no faith.

"It is a cynical way to boost ratings. I would never do such scenes again but I am not ashamed and my parents couldn't understand the fuss."

Apparently in later comments she said she felt exploited and offered no support by the producers, while one of the female crew members working on the series said that the makers often worked her long hours that left her exhausted. Dervla said her decision to agree to film the open air sex scene (the first of a number of nude scenes) was mortifying and the worst decision she ever made in her life. She vowed never to strip off again on screen, but ironically just months after this interview she did just that in the film With or Without You (1999). According to her, she couldn't miss the opportunity to work with director Michael Winterbottom, which is why she did it.

To add to this post I've added some photos from the series (which will no doubt be embarrassing to the lovely Dervla), and if you want to see her in action I have also posted a video of her in A Time To Dance to show off her considerable "talents." That can be found here: https://forum.oneclickchicks.com/sho...postcount=1366. I hope this has been of interest.

[burger1701]

She Apparently had a miserable time making School for sex ( mind you so has anyone who's watched the UK version).
She didn't mix the other actresses and didn't understand why they did a nude continental version. She didn't enjoy being naked and only did because it was expected.
Still looked good naked though.

[Bounci]

I mentioned that there were a few actresses that I could remember who hated having to do nude scenes, and one that stuck in the memory was an actress I quite liked that started out as a child star and that was Holly Aird. Now best remembered for Soldier, Soldier (1991-95) and Waking the Dead (2000-05) among others, she made her screen debut aged 11 in the 1980 TV version of The History of Mr Polly before finding fame in The Flame Trees of Thika (1981). A child star who made the transition to adulthood, she was a familiar face in numerous things, such as Inspector Morse (1988), Mother Love (1989) and Miss Marple (1991) to name but a few. However, one thing she seemed determined to avoid doing was nude scenes. Often turning down scripts that required her to bare all, she was so determined to avoid flashing the flesh that when she was cast in The Happy Valley in 1987 (as a girl who is regularly caned by her stepfather in a true life story based on the incidents in the film White Mischief) she refused to bare her bum for the crucial scene where she showed the police officer in Africa her injuries in order to prove her story of cruel treatment by her stepfather (as what happened in real life). Instead she ended up showing the Kenyan officer the back of her legs.

However, despite her best efforts, in 1997 she was eventually forced to face her fears when she was cast in the rarely repeated TV drama serial Have Your Cake and Eat It, where she played a woman who has an affair with the married Robert Glenister (on screen, I hasten to add). The nature of the drama meant that she would have to strip off for a nude sex scene, and was eventually persuaded by the director Paul Seed that it was necessary to "contrast the torrid passion of their affair with that of her lover's gentile marriage to Sinead Cusack." (Good excuse, Paul!) Even so, she hated doing it, as she describes in an interview for the Sunday Mirror at the time: https://www.thefreelibrary.com/Torri......-a061121926.

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The scene is a hotel bedroom. A married, middle-aged man and a beautiful young woman stand facing each other. Both are naked.

Slowly, she falls back on the bed, her arms around his neck, her legs wrapped around his body as they abandon themselves to unbridled passion.

It's their first time as lovers. But as far as peeling off on screen, it's definitely the last time for Soldier, Soldier star Holly Aird.

Holly, 29, loathed every minute of the sizzling scenes in Have Your Cake And Eat It, BBC's new drama about adultery which hits our screens next month.

"Ugh! It was very, very embarrassing," says Holly, "I hated doing it. Hated it. It was the worst thing I have ever done. Never, ever again!"

To add to her embarrassment, Holly was actually pregnant when the cameras rolled. And James Purefoy, her real-life lover and father of her new- born baby son, was also appearing in the four-part drama.

""The fact that I wasn't making love with James was very, very weird," says Holly, who played Paddy Garvey's other half, Sgt Nancy Thorpe, in Soldier, Soldier.

"Of course James has seen the scene and he was a bit strange about it. But it's done now.""

She adds: "I have been acting for 18 years and I have turned down loads of nude scenes in the past because it's just not me.

"Now I have proved it to myself. I'm definitely not an exhibitionist in that way. I feel that if I'd wanted to take my clothes off all the time, I'd have become a prostitute!"

She did it this time, she explains, only because director Paul Seed said it was important to contrast the intensity of the lovers' illicit passion with the calmer bed scenes between the husband - Miles Anderson - and his wife of 20 years - Sinead Cusack.

It was only after signing to play the mistress, Allie, that Holly realised she was pregnant.

The one saving grace was that she knew Miles, who played Lt Col Fortune in Soldier, Soldier.

"Thank God it was him," says Holly. "He was really good with me. He was wonderful,very supportive. We prepared by having quite a few glasses of wine and a laugh.

"I had quite a few talks with Paul because I was worried about exactly how it was going to be done.

"Even then, and despite working with Paul, a director I trusted, I hated it.

"``I suppose part of the reason I hated it so much was that I was newly pregnant.

"I know a lot of actresses, friends of mine, do it all the time and don't even mention it. To them, it's no big deal.

"A lot more are exploited. It doesn't happen with actors so much! Bloody annoying, that!"

I also remember her saying in another newspaper interview that she downed a whole bottle of wine before she could summon up the courage to strip off for the scene, which saw her bare all for the cameras. And even when she got the scene over and done with she vowed never to bare all again on camera - and sadly was true to her word. It was her one and only nude scene, and as for the series itself "Have Your Cake and Eat It" has never been repeated or even been released on DVD - rather like A Time To Dance (1992) with Dervla Kirwan. (Maybe they've been buying up all the copies to stop them being seen?) As for Holly's nudity fear, and also the previously mentioned avoiding the bum baring scene in The Happy Valley (1987), a clue might be in a newspaper article I have that she did in 1991 when she revealed that the part of her body she hated the most was her bum! I'm uploading it here, along with photos of her nude scene in Have Your Cake and Eat It, as it may interest some on here. I loved the part of the interview where they asked her what she wore in bed, and how when she had boyfriends you can't really wear anything because "men get really funny about it." Funny that. Anyway, hope this is of interest.

[Bounci]

Another actress who hated having to appear nude is an actress who has been about a lot in the news recently, Amanda Abbington. Starting out as an actress in The Bill in 1993, Amanda gradually worked her way up to gain notice in TV stuff like Plotalnds (1997) and Dream Team (1999-2000). But she still wasn't famous enough to avoid having to appear nude in a TV drama called Men Only in 2001, where she is seen being shagged doggy style by Stephen Moyer video of which can be seen here: https://forum.oneclickchicks.com/sho...postcount=1396). It was where she met future husband Martin Freeman (where she would achieve fame with him in Sherlock from 2014-17). But despite this fact, it was one scene that she later revealed in a Radio Times interview that she wished she had never done. After talking about perceived sexism in the acting industry she mentions how one actress was required to touch herself under her shirt in the script and how she told her she didn't have to do that and it was exploitative (though how when it is clearly mentioned in the script, I don't know). When Radio Times asked "Don't you think there is a place for sex on TV?" she replied:

"I had to do a sex scene in a thing called Men Only when I was younger, and I wish I hadn’t. Of course there’s a place for it, because people do have sex and they enjoy it. I’m not a prude. But I don’t like it when it’s a woman being naked for the sake of it."

As it is, her embarrassing role in Men Only (2001) is hard to come by and from what I remember of it was utterly repellent. And it didn't stop her from finding fame in the 2010's with Case Histories (2011-13), Mr Selfridge (2013-16) and of course Sherlock before notice of a different type in Strictly Come Dancing last year. The fact that she met her future husband on Men Only should also be a positive for her in stripping off. But if you ever come across it you will see Amanda's "glitterballs" on display and have the added benefit that you are seeing an actress who found doing the whole scene hugely embarrassing. Bless her.