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In an interview with the SAG-AFTRA Foundation, Jennifer Lopez was asked if she’d ever had a bad experience doing a love scene in a film.

She replied by talking about the “total jerk” actor with whom she starred in an action film.

“Ugh! It was horrible. It was my first one… my first big role in a big budget movie. And I had to do this love scene. And I had never done a love scene before. I mean, I had done kissing, caressing, you know, but I had never done a sex scene before, so I was really nervous.

I didn’t want to do it. I didn’t think it was necessary. I wish now I had put up more of a fight. But when you first start working professionally, if you wanna work and you want your chance, you take whatever they give you. I didn’t think I had the right to say “No”, like, “No, I’m not doing this, and that’s it!”

I just tried to put it like, “We don’t really need this. It’s not that kind of film. This is an action movie. It’s not in the script.”

That’s the thing: It wasn’t even in the original script! The producers added it during filming. It wasn’t called for. It served no purpose in the story. You know what I mean? They just wanted a sex scene. Or rather the star did. Who was just a total jerk.

He was a big star at that time, with a lot of clout, and I was just starting out. It was my big break. And he really pressured me. He told me if the scene wasn’t hot enough, my part would end up on the cutting room floor. And that it would be bad for my career, like I’d get a reputation as difficult to work with.

So we did it, and it was horrible. We were both completely naked, with nothing between us except a sock on his boner! I was so naïve then. Now I would have pillows and covers and whatever to prevent contact, but I didn’t know any better.

So here’s this famous actor, basically humping my leg and pawing away at my breasts and kissing them. It was awful. I felt violated. I swore I’d never work with him again. He’s not done too well lately anyway… so maybe that’s karma!"

The point of this?

Todays Money Train fact: Melissa Etheridge’s song Dance Without Sleeping played during the sex scene in question.

The name of the song also inspired Lydia Bowers 4 part fanfic Mulder/Scully Romance series. In fact, the series opener shares the title of the song!

You read that correctly, thats a bonus X-files fan fic fact with your daily Money Train fact! Arm yourself with this knowledge and become the star of any Money Train or X-Files fan fic conversation.

 djones520 wrote:
The point of this?

It's a spambot that is eventually going to stat spitting out links to stuff. Look at that prison hooch thread, also started by a spambot: first they post some random thing, then the spam comes.

Wonder if that\s even true? Well not that it would surprise though there are production teams that do it much better like Babylon 5 when it was running where a) the actors wouldn't really be naked(though albeit wardrobe malfunctions might happen) b) staff on scene were kept on minimum. Once when studio staff were giving tour on VIP and managed to miss "closed stage" mission producer gave them hell about what is the meaning of "closed stage" when they happened to stumble on one of the few scenes that appeared to involve nude people