Scarlett Johansson and her "haunting" full n*-u*-d*-e on the big screen
The director of "Under the Skin" managed to convince the blonde that she said she was "terrified" by the idea of acting n-*a-*k-*e-*d on the film set
Images of Scarlett Johansson's first full film nude in "Under the Skin" spread like wildfire across the Internet.
The actress spoke about these scenes and pointed out that she agreed to undress for the first time on screen since they are not free images, but they have great importance in the context of the story.
"You assume that someone is going to take a screenshot. You have to evaluate the risks you are taking," Scarlett said during an interview on the occasion of the presentation of the film in New York in which she stressed that she does not consider herself a "provocative person ".
In this sense, the actress revealed that it was the director Jonathan Glazer (Reincarnation, S*-e*-x*-y Beast) himself who convinced her of the significance that her nakedness would have for the story, although the idea of seeing herself without clothes on screen "terrified her".
In "Under the Skin" Johansson plays Laura, a seductive young woman who wanders alone through Scottish lands. Beneath her attractive appearance hides an alien hunter who uses her female charms to trap her bewildered Earth prey.
In this context, her n-**ud-*it*-y in Under the Skin is not intended to be s*-e*-x*-u*-a*-ll-*-y charged, but rather "haunting", with a surreal and creepy twist.
"Under the Skin" is the big screen adaptation of a novel by Michael Faber. A film with few dialogues and that delves into powerful images such as allegories of desire, horror, and identity.
The film was first released at the Venice Film Festival and received mixed reviews. It had a limited theatrical release in the United States this April.
