The Cocaine Godmother: Catherine Zeta-Jones shares ste@my k-i-s-s in r@cy lesbi@n love scene
Catherine Zeta-Jones has taken one of her most risqué roles to date in The Cocaine Godmother, which sees her indulge in a r@unchy lesbi@n love scene.
The Welsh actress, 48, plays Griselda Blanco, who was a real-life Colombian drug lord killed in 2012 after stacking up an estimated 200 murders to her name.
The new trailer sees Griselda enjoying a rare moment of ecstasy with a young female lover, amid the high-octane environment she surrounds herself in.
Wearing nothing but a cream satin negligee open down to her navel, Catherine flashes her flesh while writhing against her brunette partner.
The pair share a lingering k-i-s-s as Griselda appears to be consumed by a rare moment of passion, while her partner trails her hand along her body.
The Ocean’s Twelve actress is b@rely recognisable in the rest of the 90 second clip, fully immersing herself to play such a complicated real-life figure.
Wearing ageing make-up and often covered in a firmly tied headscarf, the role could be one of Catherine’s most memorable yet.
Catherine shines a light on the truth of Griselda’s harrowing existence in the voiceover, as she says: “I’ve been in prison since the day I was born. I’m used to it. Trust no-one in this life.”
What follows is a series of tense flashes filled with gunfire and an apparent death, as Griselda and her family struggle to evade the Drug Enforcement Administration - DEA - who are always hot on their heels.
In one moment, the trailer also teases the introduction of a young Pablo Escobar, one of the most notorious drug lords of the 20th Century.
“Have you ever worked for a woman before?” Griselda asks him with a thick Colombian accent.
Darcy Laurie, who plays the criminal, replies easily: “With all due respect, no one has.”
