Nicole Kidman had a special clause put in her film contract for sex scenes with her real life husband Tom Cruise

After Nicole Kidman revealed that there were times she 'didn't want to orgasm anymore' while filming her new movie, many people have probably been left wondering about the on-set protocol for filming intimate scenes. In her new flick, Kidman stars alongside Harris Dickinson in in thriller Babygirl, written and directed by Halina Reijn.

In the film, written and directed by Halina Reijn, Kidman plays the CEO of a tech company who has a very kinky affair with a much younger intern, played by Dickinson. Kidman won the best actress award at the Venice International Film Festival in August for her work in the A24 movie.

Nicole Kidman’s intimate scenes in her new film, Babygirl, became too much to handle. In the erotic thriller, the Australian actress plays Romy, a businesswoman who has a passionate affair with Samuel,

The Oscar winner is getting rave reviews for her portrayal of a high-powered CEO exploring a BDSM kink with an intern.

Nicole Kidman said she was “turned on” after reading the script for her upcoming thriller Babygirl and still from the erotic film are promising plenty of steamy moments. “I read the script and I thought it was so funny,

Kidman said she got ‘burnout’ from being touched so much while making the new erotic thriller: ‘I was like, I don’t want to orgasm any more.’

Nicole Kidman's Babygirl costar Harris Dickinson praised the Oscar winner as the "most comforting, warm performer" to work with on a sex scene: "She's just got this innate sense of playfulness."

In a new interview, Kidman called the role “liberating” but said she had to pause filming at one point due to the intensity of the sex scenes and days of endless touch. “There was an enormous amount of sharing and trust and then frustration,