John Cena remembers filming an “embarrassing” sex scene with his Train accident Co-star Amy Schumer – and she responded.
Train accident Is a 2015 romantic sex comedy written by and starring Amy Schumer as Amy, while John Cena plays Steven, her lover and gym junkie.
The plot revolves around Amy, her drinking and party mentality while working for a men’s magazine column in New York City.
In addition to A-list names Schumer and Cena, the film features an ensemble cast with many other stars, including Brie Larson, Bill Hader and LeBron James.
The film was a critical success, achieving 83 percent on Rotten Tomatoes.
Many viewers praised the straightforward handling of the many sex scenes.
One of them shows Amy sleeping with Steven, in a scene that is more funny than passionate.
Appearance at Shannon Sharpe Club Shay Shay In the podcast, Cena talked about his time at the Train accident Sentence.
He said: “Amy is an angel, she made it such a comfortable atmosphere and then when I got the part, at one point they said, ‘Yeah, it’s a sex scene. We want you to do elaborate and crazy stunt sex, and all those lines you had? We’re probably not going to use them, we’re just doing this stunt sex scene.'”
John Cena made a guest appearance in “Dating Queen” (Universal Pictures).
When pressed about whether it was difficult to film a sex scene, he replied, “Oh my God, it’s the worst.”
He added: “That’s the thing – right now at home you guys think we’re alone. No, there’s a whole f***ing world back here,” before pointing to the crew recording the podcast.
Cena then adds that there were even more people on set when he filmed his sex scene with Schumer.
He added: “This is a great production. But dude, man, the catering was right there and the sound tent was right there.”
Cena spoke about X-rated scenes with Schumer. (Universal Pictures)
“To make a movie, you need so many people. There’s nothing intimate about it. Nothing. So it’s really awkward, and to do a weird sex scene where you’re making fun of yourself – they literally said, ‘Try to have the most awkward sex you possibly can.’
“And when an audience is watching, it’s different. I’m not saying it’s crap. It’s just different than what you all think.”
Comedy queen Schumer then took to Instagram Stories to confront Cena about his comments.
She posted a video of herself in bed and added the ironic caption: “John, how dare you. That sex scene meant a lot to me and I absolutely loved it. And I’m in love with you.”
