The actress opened up and said that the hardest moment of the shoot was an scene with Affleck that lasted nine hours.
Ben Affleck and Sienna Miller filmed scenes together for the movie Live By Night, a drama set in 1920 that tells how the character Joe Coughlin becomes a major gangster on the Gulf Coast.
After the recordings, the actress opened up to the media and said that the hardest moment of filming was a S- scene with Affleck that lasted nine hours. "I was left shaking and crying," she explained.
"Thank God, Ben and I are like brothers, so we weren't awkward. There was a lot of stupid giggling. He is very professional. Me not so much, but he did… There was a script that stated that we did it everywhere: in the car, in the bar, etc. I was like: -That's a whole day shooting love scenes! How can we do that?-. It even included a lengthy S- scene that they decided not to cut," she added. Although there is enough trust between the two, that did not cancel the 35-year-old star from being completely exhausted.
“Obviously, after spending more than nine hours, I was shaking with tears running down my face. I can't tell you more, but you have to laugh. She also pointed out that Affleck, who is also the director, ordered the crew to keep the cameras rolling while the hot scenes were being shot without cutting the recording, a situation that the actress could not stand.
