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Orlando Bloom EXCLUSIVE: Actor admits his racy sex scenes with Cara Delevingne were a 'little awkward' in new TV series Carnival Row
They play a pair of star-crossed lovers in Carnival Row.
And Orlando Bloom has admitted that his sex scenes with co-star Cara Delevingne for the new neo-noir fantasy series were a 'little awkward'.
Talking to MailOnline at the London screening and premiere of Carnival Row at the Ham Yard Hotel, the Pirates of the Caribbean star, 42, spoke about the racy and violent scenes in the show.
New role: Orlando Bloom has admitted that his sex scenes with co-star Cara Delevingne for the new neo-noir fantasy series were a 'little awkward'
He revealed: 'Yeah, there is isn't there? Quite punchy, it's quite punchy. It's always a little awkward, honestly, there's a lot of people standing around watching you pretending to have sex, if that’s the same rule for violence or whatever it may be.
'I don't think it's intentionally gratuitous, it leads into the fantasy genre of the show, it's good.'
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Talking about the show in general and his character Rycroft Philostrate, he continued: 'Well I’ve seen the show, I’m excited to see my friends and family who are all here, which is nice.
'We are getting dangerously close to the show airing on Amazon Prime on August 30 so it’s the end of a long run of publicity.
Racy: Talking to MailOnline at the London screening and premiere of Carnival Row at the Ham Yard Hotel, the Pirates of the Caribbean star, 42, spoke about the racy and violent scenes in the show (pictured in a show still with Cara)
'Awkward': He revealed: 'It's always a little awkward, honestly, there's a lot of people standing around watching you pretending to have sex, if that’s the same rule for violence or whatever it may be.'
'It’s really great to be talking about something that I think, a project that has with the fantasy lands we can look at the world through today, this great social commentary about refugees, race, sexuality and power abuse.
'It's all the brainchild of our creator and show runner Travis Beacham who had this genius idea about 20 years ago and it's finally come to fruition. It's been a long time, it's good.'
While Cara added: 'The cast made it, and to be honest, the crew and everyone on set. The camaraderie on set, and the passion and the care for every detail.
'The crew made this what this is, with every single box and everything you turn, I was trying to find the mistakes in this world and you can't. I know that people can't see it but they're there.
Sweet: While Cara added: 'The cast made it, and to be honest, the crew and everyone on set. The camaraderie on set, and the passion and the care for every detail.'
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