Jenna Ortega 'Comfortable' With 'Miller's Girl' Sex Scene, 31-Year Age Gap, Says Coordinator
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A sex scene between Ortega, 21, and Martin Freeman, 52, appears in the new erotic thriller.
Jenna Ortega was “sure” of her “Miller’s Girl” sex scene despite the significant age gap between her and co-star Martin Freeman.
That’s what intimacy coordinator Kristina Arjona maintained in an interview Thursday after the new erotic thriller spurred backlash on social media for a sex scene between Ortega, 21, and Freeman, 52.
“There was many, many people throughout this process, engaging with [Ortega] to make sure that it was consistent with what she was comfortable with, and she was very determined and very sure of what she wanted to do,” Arjona told The Daily Mail.
The movie, written and directed by Jade Halley Bartlett, centers on a writing student (Ortega) who finds herself in a relationship with her teacher (Freeman). While some called the results “gross” on X, formerly Twitter, others are defending Ortega’s choices.
One person wrote: “Jenna isn’t a child and it’s a movie, please relax.” Another argued: “Jenna read the script & knew what she was getting into. Not sure why [there’s] any backlash. If you don’t wanna see sex scenes, make sure you do research on movies before watching them.”
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