Actress Madelyn Cline cheekily broke the ice before a sex scene with her Outer Banks co-star – by farting.
Madelyn stars as Sarah Cameron in the third season of the hit Netflix drama series, released today (February 23).
By now, she and co-star Austin North, who plays her on-screen boyfriend Topper Thornton, are firm friends – but when they first met and were preparing for a racy sex scene, she came up with a novel way of putting them at ease.
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And it wasn’t a joke she cracked to break the tension.
She told Vogue: “Before Outer Banks, I’d never really had any sex scenes, or implicated sex scenes I guess would be the more appropriate term.
“So I was really nervous about that. There’s nothing sexy about it, and it is a little bit awkward.”
Madelyn recalled the scene with Austin being shot first in season one of the show.
Madelyn, 25, also starred alongside Daniel Craig and Edward Norton playing Whiskey in the 2022 whodunit murder mystery ‘Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery’.
She said: “We didn’t really know each other that well at that point,” she said, adding: “[And] we hadn’t really spent too much time hanging out yet.”
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The blonde beauty played the lead role in 2020 indie crime thriller What Breaks the Ice.
And to break the ice in this instance, she did something bold.
“We were sitting in the green room, Austin and I, twiddling our thumbs and trying to make conversation. I could tell that he was nervous, and I knew he could tell I was nervous. So, I just farted in front of him.”
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The pair burst into fits of laughter and the two became close friends.
Madelyn also had to perform a racy sex scene with Edward Norton in Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery.
Her character, Whisky, goes behind the back of her partner Duke Cody, played by ex-WWE star Dave Bautista, to sleep with Norton’s character Miles Bron.
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She found the experience much more “comfortable” thanks to her prior experience.
She told Glamour: “It’s important to be open and honest about what you’re comfortable with, not just with yourself but with your onscreen partner.
“And that’s exactly what happened. Everybody was very respectful and gave us our space.”
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