In an interview with Toronto Sun actor Russell Crowe describes his funny experience of filming a nude scene for director Darren Aronofsky's Biblical epic 'Noah'. One scene required Crowe to lay out on a pebble-covered Icelandic beach completely naked and the hours spent filming that segment left Crowe with unwanted mementoes in the most awkward places.
He explains in the interview, That was pretty much all day lying around naked and they have these little stones, right, it's kind of as the lava meets the sea and they get smoothed off and what have you… these stones get really round.
It was like four days (after shooting the scene), you're still getting dressed in the morning and these little stones are falling out and it's like, 'Where has that been for four days?'
Noah was largely filmed in Iceland.
In an interview with Toronto Sun actor Russell Crowe describes his funny experience of filming a nude scene for director Darren Aronofsky's Biblical epic 'Noah'. One scene required Crowe to lay out on a pebble-covered Icelandic beach completely naked and the hours spent filming that segment left Crowe with unwanted mementoes in the most awkward places.
He explains in the interview, That was pretty much all day lying around naked and they have these little stones, right, it's kind of as the lava meets the sea and they get smoothed off and what have you… these stones get really round.
It was like four days (after shooting the scene), you're still getting dressed in the morning and these little stones are falling out and it's like, 'Where has that been for four days?'
Noah was largely filmed in Iceland.
