Elizabeth Hurley relied on her son to get the best angles while filming a racy sex scene in her latest film, Strictly Confidential.
Harley, 58, admitted that she felt “safe and looked after” as her 21-year-old son Damian guided her through scenes she wasn’t necessarily used to as an actress.
Damien made his directorial debut with the erotic thriller, which focuses on a young woman haunted by a ghost who is obsessed with the death of her best friend.
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Elizabeth Hurley felt comfortable filming a sex scene with her son Damien Hurley in the director’s chair. (Dave Bennett)
“I was 20 years old when I wrote this piece,” Damian told Access Hollywood. “We went to the Caribbean and got there in 18 days. It was really scary.”
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“He always said, ‘If I ever make a real movie, would you be in it?’ And I said, ‘Of course, your first movie, I’ll definitely be in it. ” said Elizabeth.
A hot and heavy trailer released in February featured Hurley kissing co-star Pair Chirabara in a steamy sex scene.
Damian made his directorial debut with Strictly Confidential. (Getty Images)
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Damian, who is known for taking bikini photos of his mother for social media, admitted that seeing his mother’s body was no big deal.
“People find this really controversial,” he said. “We’re in the business. Show business has been a fundamental part of my whole life. So, for us, it’s nothing special. It’s just part of the business. She’s my I take a picture and I take a picture of her too.
“But I also feel relaxed around him,” Elizabeth said. “He cares about me. It’s part of my job to be photographed in a bikini, so who likes being photographed in a bikini? plug.
Elizabeth admitted that working with her son was “freeing”. (Isa Fortin)
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“But it’s relaxing to know that there’s someone on the other side of the camera who cares about you, and in a way that was the same with this movie, because his script was what he wanted me to do with this movie. It’s been played out in movies many times before, but the fact that he’s there makes me feel safe.” , it meant being taken care of. ”
She added: “I knew he was going to take care of me during production and in post. So it’s actually liberating in a way to work with my family. I might do it again.” No,” he added.
Damien said their collaboration on the silver screen would be “the first of many”.
“We felt like we were kind of in our comfort zone,” he added.
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