Monica Bellucci wows fans in r@unchy love scene in TV show Mozart In The Jungle
Actress romps with Gael Garcia Bernal in ste@my clip
Monica Bellucci showed that age really is nothing but a number in a ste@my new scene from new TV show Mozart In The Jungle.
The Spectre actress, 52 , stripped off for a r@unchy love scene with Gael Garcia Bernal in the new Amazon comedy-drama series.
With her breasts on display she sits atop her fellow actor, writhing around in pleasure.
The sizzling scene features in season three of the popular show, which is based on the memoir Mozart In The Jungle: S-x, Drugs & Classical Music by Blair Tindell.
Monica plays Alessandra (AKA 'La Fiamma' or 'The Flame'), a soprano who has anxiety about the future of her career after getting a call up to make her comeback.
And the chemistry between the two may have been more than just great acting.
Executive Producer Pete Wietz hinted that Gael Garcia Bernal may have a real-life crush on the Italian actress.
He told movie website Decider.com: "Monica was great, too, because Gael had always been a fan of Monica’s and she’s a little older than he is and I think he had a wee bit of a crush on her."
Meanwhile the show's other executive producer, Roman Copolla, said the actress was perfect for the role.
He said: "She felt authentic... She’s Italian, she’s fiery, and obviously, very beautiful and interesting and dynamic. So, it just seemed like a no-brainer."
Coincidentally, Coppola was influential in one of Monica's better-known roles back in 1992.
He claims to have convinced his father Francis Ford Coppola to hire the actress for his movie version of Bram Stoker's Dracula.
In the hit film, Monica played one of Dracula's brides alongside Gary Oldman and a cast that also included Winona Ryder, Anthony Hopkins, Richard E.Grant and Keanu Reeves.
Bellucci has always appeared to comfortable stripping off on screen, and in print.
She has appeared in several love scenes during her career and has also posed n-de, while pregnant, for Vanity Fair back in 2004.
Though, in 2007, she told Collider.com that there will be a time when she won't do n@ked scenes anymore.
She said: "I won’t do this forever, then they won’t be beautiful anymore. No, I’m not scared of n-dity that’s for sure. I have nothing against it and maybe because I come from fashion and all models they have no problem with n-dity and they’re perfectly comfortable with their own body so I did films like Malina or films like Irreversible where I had B@re scenes. It doesn’t bother me, n-dity on screen, if there’s a reason for that."
