Nicole Kidman, a seasoned actress with a career spanning decades, has portrayed various characters over the years, some of which involved n^dty and s** scenes.

Her most notable role was in Stanley Kubrick’s Eyes Wide Shut, an erotic thriller released in 1999.

In the movie, Nicole appeared in full-frontal n^de scenes, in addition to several s** scenes with her then-husband Tom Cruise.

Recently, during an interview with the New York Times, Nicole praised the Stan series Normal People for artistically portraying s** on camera before discussing her own experiences with n^dty on screen.

She revealed that she was “probably at the forefront” of presenting n^dty in film when she worked with director Stanley Kubrick.

According to Nicole, Kubrick had demanded full frontal nudity, which made her hesitant.

However, they came to a contractual agreement where he would show her the scenes with n^dty before they made it into the film.

This gave her the confidence to explore all aspects of the role without compromising the storytelling.

She felt protected on set and was able to fully immerse herself in the character.

Nicole also stated that she did not say no to any of the scenes because she wanted to ensure that it was not just her standing there n^ked while everyone laughed at her.

Instead, she wanted to make sure that the s**ual scenes were presented in an artistic way and not gratuitous.

In her latest role in the HBO miniseries The Undoing, early reviews have mentioned that the love scenes are artistically portrayed, much like the ones in Normal People.

The show is based on the 2014 novel You Should Have Known by Jean Hanff Korelitz and reunites Nicole with her Big Little Lies collaborator David E. Kelley.

In the series, Nicole plays Grace Fraser, a happily married woman whose life is turned upside down when a violent death occurs.

The six-episode limited series also stars Hugh Grant as her husband, Edgar Ramirez as Detective Joe Mendoza, Noah Jupe as Henry Fraser, and Lily Rabe as Sylvia Steinetz.

The show was initially delayed due to COVID-19 but is set to premiere in Australia on October 26th.

Nicole’s career has been diverse and impressive, and her willingness to take on challenging roles that require n^dty and s** scenes has paved the way for other actors to follow in her footsteps.

Her approach to presenting these scenes artistically and with purpose speaks to her dedication to her craft and her desire to push boundaries in film.