In the film, Johansson portrays Laura, a seductress who entices men into her enigmatic domain through her seemingly innocent demeanor, ultimately ensnaring them with the potent allure of her unclothed physique.
During a recent press conference in New York, Johansson disclosed that she engaged in extensive discussions with Glazer to ensure the n^dity served a purpose within the narrative and wasn't gratuitous. She confessed, "You assume it's going to be a screenshot for someone. You kind of have to weigh the value of the risk that you're taking."
Reflecting on her apprehensions, Johansson admitted, "The first time I saw it, I was terrified, partly because of things like the n^dity. I didn't know how that was going to be used. I didn't know how n^k^d my performance would be figuratively."
This marked Johansson's first on-screen experience with n^dity, which prompted her to become more cognizant of her body image and the extent of self-consciousness that can arise concerning personal appearance and vanity.
"Under The Skin" employed a guerilla-style approach to filmmaking, often involving non-actors who were unaware they were participating in a movie. As the lead actress, Johansson found herself improvising conversations with unsuspecting individuals on the streets of Glasgow, striving to maintain her true identity incognito.
