Kirsten has spoken to Jamie Dornan about her film, which brought the actress's first N- on camera, making her very nervous.
Kirsten Dunst became one of the great claims of Hollywood, especially as a result of her role as Mary Jane in 'Spider-Man', a saga for which she does not rule out returning in the future. However, she is not only recognized by this title, but also by others such as 'Marie Antoinette', where she was only 22 years old, and for which she felt very "nervous", as she has confessed in an interview with Jamie Dornan.
The actress coincided 16 years ago with Sofia Coppola, who gave her the leading role, although not everything was easy for the American, who had to face her first N- and her first risque scenes: "All we did was hook up and I didn't feel comfortable. It's never comfortable, never." Meanwhile, Jamie Dornan remembers this film as something very special, since it was her debut: "That was a pretty good first job."
Kirsten Dunst did not confess it at the time, but now, in front of the protagonist of '50 Shades of Grey', Dunst has confessed that he carried out his first N- in front of the screen: "I think the first time I showed my breasts was with Sofia [ Coppola, the director]. She never used that shot and I don't even think you were there. I also felt overwhelmed."
For her part, Jamie Dornan has been very surprised by the confession of her co-star, noting that "you took it very well, I thought you had everything under control." “I remember we had to improvise, and Sofia made sure we didn't meet until we were shooting our scenes,” he added, referring to the first time he met Kirsten.
Now, Kirsten Dunst has a new role ahead of her, in 'The Power of the Dog', a film directed by Jane Campion and in which she will be able to share films with her husband in real life, also actor Jesse Plemons. “Jesse and I have talked about working together because we trust each other. We have a good balance together,” she previously confessed to ‘Indie Wire.
