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Julianne Moore Says Her Husband Gets Jealous Of Her Love Scenes

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Updated on July 6, 2023

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Bart Freundlich, the husband of Julianne Moore, is not a fan of her “Boogie Nights” s=x scene with Mark Wahlberg.

The 58-year-old Gloria Bell actress said on Thursday’s episode of Watch What Happens Live that Moore’s scene partners make Freundlich, 49, envious “all the time.”

During the program, Moore and Live’s second guest star Eva Longoria participated in a game called “Deal Breakers: Marriage Edition,” in which they each indicated whether a certain scenario would be a deal breaker for their marriage.

When the wheel that chooses the questions stopped at ‘gets jealous of your love scene partners,’ Julianne was the first to admit that Bart fit the description.

‘I’ve just learned to live with it,’ she said. ‘But he’s a director!’ Eva replied.

Julianne Moore ‘hated’ filming intimate scene directed by husband

In front of her director husband, Julianne Moore claims she “hated” filming an intimate moment with another actor.

The Oscar-winning actress appears in the Bart Freundlich-directed film “After the Wedding,” to whom she has been married to for 16 years. In one scene, she must converse with Billy Crudup while she is fully bare in the bathtub.

She said to ES Magazine that she generally “didn’t like” acting out intimate situations and that her spouse also found it difficult to watch.

Of the bath scene, she said: “I hated it! I was like, ‘Why do we have to do this?’ But I don’t really like to do it with anybody.”

The 58-year-old actress also said that Bart isn’t a fan of seeing her in intimate things.

She added: “He doesn’t like seeing me do it in a movie either, but I think it’s not as hard when it’s his movie.”

Moore, 58, and Freundlich, 49, have been married for 16 years and have two children together: Caleb, 21, and Liv, 17.

The story of “After the Wedding” centers on Michelle Williams’ character Isabel, a charity worker whose life is flipped upside down when she approaches Theresa Young, a philanthropist portrayed by Julianne Moore.

Moore was drawn to the character because she wanted to dispel the “mythology” surrounding successful women since she feels that they are often represented on television as incapable of having both a great job and a healthy family life.

She said: “Theresa’s someone I’ve seen a lot of in real life. I’ve seen women who have built big lives for themselves – they have big careers, and they have families too. But I don’t feel like that representation is out there.

“If you see a successful woman in a movie, she never has a family. Why do we continue to perpetrate that mythology that it’s not possible? That somehow if you’ve managed to become the boss you can’t have any kids too?”