Patrick Schwarzenegger about how he really felt filming
Patrick Schwarzenegger filmed one of the most commented scenes on television this year when he participated in an incestuous trio with his brother on the screen in “The White Lotus.”
But the actor told The Hollywood Reporter that he had “zero trepidation” about the filming of the eyebrow collection plot.
“I mean, like, there were nerves? Yes. But you know, at the end of the day, that is not me,” said Schwarzenegger in an interview published last week.
“I am playing someone else, and I have to stay faithful to the story and that character,” he said, and added that “I only trust Mike’s trust [White] as creator and writer and showrunner. ”
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“It was really patient and helped me through any discomfort. It was fine,” added the actor. “I knew I was going to be controversial, but Mike knows what he is doing. Everything caused many conversations and interest in the program, for better or worse, but ended up being great.”
Schwarzenegger has said previously that he found to film the provocative scene “fun” in some way.
“As an actor, interpreting the most uncomfortable scenes is the most fun because they are the biggest challenge,” the 31 -year -old told the C. magazine
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“I am not saying that this scene is the funniest, but it is fun to strive and get in uncomfortable positions because you learn then,” he added.