21-year-old Damian Hurley (R) directed his mum Liz (L) in upcoming thriller Strictly Confidential. (Getty)
Director of thriller Strictly Confidential, Damian Hurley, has stated he felt “completely regular” directing his mum, Liz Hurley, in a lesbian intercourse scene.
Upcoming thriller Strictly Confidential noticed filmmaker Damian, 21, direct his mom – the legendary British actress and mannequin Liz Hurley – in a lesbian intercourse scene.
Chatting with The Sunday Instances in regards to the salacious scene, Damian stated: “I hate to say that it felt completely regular. I don’t know what that claims about us”.
The rising star added: “I used to be talking to lots of my associates who’re additionally second technology of fogeys within the trade.
“They are saying precisely the identical factor: that issues to outsiders which will appear completely unusual and extraordinary, for us we’ll simply have grown up with in on a regular basis life.”
In truth, Damian expressed satisfaction in his mum for getting into the flirtatious position in his first characteristic size movie, he stated: “I don’t suppose she has ever been solid in a sexier half at this level in her profession.
“Persons are realising that guidelines don’t actually exist any extra for ageing, rising up, performing responsibly.”
He added that he and his mum, with whom he usually share garments, are “like siblings” – one thing he owes to rising up with out his father Steve Bing, who died on 22 June in 2020.
Starring alongside Liz in Strictly Confidential is former Emmerdale star Max Parker, who’s greatest identified for taking part in Luke Posner on the lengthy operating ITV cleaning soap.
Strictly Confidential guarantees to take viewers on a journey via a “seductive world of intercourse, betrayal and homicide”.
Liz’s characteristic within the movie follows her promising Damian she would take a job in his first characteristic when he was solely eight.
Strictly Confidential is ready to be launched on 5 April in choose cinemas, and also will be made out there on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, and different platforms.