In their new film Wakefield, Bryan Cranston and Jennifer Garner get incredibly steamy.

Daredevil’s 45-year-old actor is seen getting hot and heavy with Breaking Bad’s 61-year-old star Bryan.

Bryan takes on the role of Howard Wakefield, a guy who unexpectedly vanishes from his family’s house.

However, his wife Diana (Jennifer) is unaware that he is discreetly spying on her, their children, and their neighbors from the upper garage.

However, his life is further upended when an ex-boyfriend of his wife reappears, and he realizes that he may not be able to return to the life he has left behind.

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The two becomes romantic in explicit bedroom scenes as she strips down before he vanishes, according to an early glimpse at the film.

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Jennifer shot the picture shortly after she and her husband, Ben Affleck, announced their divorce.

She earlier told Vanity Fair that filming the s-x scenes was “strange”

“When you haven’t been kissed for over eight months it’s strange,” she explained.

“But it’s my job. It’s nine in the morning and you think, I could really use a shot of alcohol.

“Then, after a take or two, after everyone has seen your boobs and love handles, you just want to take every crew member and be like, ‘Please have mercy on me!’”

On September 2, 2016, the film had its international debut, and on May 19, 2017, it was released.

Jennifer Garner excited about Ben Affleck’s full frontal n*de scene

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Jennifer Garner understands that it’s not simply the film’s whodunit mystery that has fans buying tickets to see “Gone Girl”

On Wednesday’s episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the actress was questioned if Ben Affleck’s naked scene in Gone Girl contributed to the film’s popularity.

Maybe the reason it’s number one is he’s showing, um…” joked DeGeneres.

“His penis,” Garner interjects, adding: “I think you’re probably on to something. And what I have to say is — you’re welcome. You know, I try to consider myself a charitable person and I wanted to give back. You give me so much. I wanted to give something back to all of you.”

Garner claims she and her spouse didn’t discuss the full-frontal moment before it happened. “IIt wasn’t a discussion. It was like ‘Hey, you know, at work today Fincher talked me into coming out of the shower,'” she said, doing an impression of Affleck. “And I was like, ‘Oh, cool, well, I hope he had on a wide lens.'”

The mother of three, on the other hand, does not require a wide lens, as she has denied reports that she is expecting their fourth child.

“Apparently I have a baby bump,” Garner added, referring to rumors that she’s expecting again and the congratulations messages she’s been receiving recently.

“I’m here to tell you that I do, I do! And um, hold up. I am not pregnant,” she told DeGeneres. “But I have had three kids and there is a bump. From now on, ladies I will have a bump. It’s not going anywhere. I have a bump; its name is Violet, Sam, Sera.”

“Men, Women & Children,” Garner’s latest picture, is currently in limited distribution before going wide on Oct. 17. She warns Affleck and the cast of “Gone Girl” to be cautious.

She remarked, “Poor ‘Gone Girl,’ it’s gonna be gone.”

Meanwhile, Gone Girl lovers may read the children’s books authored by the character Amy Dunne’s parents (played in the movie by Rosamund Pike). On iTunes, you can get a free preview.

According to the synopsis: “Gone Girl Amy Dunne made national headlines when she disappeared on her fifth wedding anniversary — and her husband, Nick, was implicated in a series of shocking developments. But before she became the subject of a frenzied crime investigation, Amy was familiar to millions of children as the plucky blonde protagonist of the Amazing Amy books. Written by Amy’s doting psychologist parents, these charming picture books address kids’ burning questions, like: Should I always tell the truth? Can I bend this rule? Should I try a little harder? This sampler lets you follow along on some of Amazing Amy’s adventures as she leads by example and makes good, smart, positive choices.”