The trailer for the movie "Wild Triangle"/Sony Pictures
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Denise Richards
spoke openly about filming the daring film that made her a star, "Wild Things" released in 1998, while "praying to God" that her children would never see it. Denise Richards, who played the privileged student Kelly, said that she managed a burden And a serious compromise on her role in the film, when she bargained for the number of nipples she was willing to expose on screen. Richards said in an episode of "Real Housewives: Beverly Hills" that the negotiations between her and her managers and agents went back and forth around the question "How many exposed nipples are we talking about?" .
Richards laughed and explained that only one was supposed to be shown on screen, but somehow the deal ended up being two. Real Housewives star Lisa Rinna asked her how she would react when her kids saw the movie — and Richards replied that she " Praying to God they'll never see him." The star, who shares a daughter with actor Charlie Sheen, confessed that she doesn't want any of her three children to be "regretted by those sights," although Reena suspects that "they've probably already seen him."
Lisa asked Richards “What was it like to be photographed for the threesome scene?” and she replied: “We did a lot.
It's weird but you just have to commit to it.
I'll put it this way, when it was just me and her (Nev Campbell), it was easier because you just feel like you'll protect each other, but the part that wasn't easy about that scene was knowing that people on the team were looking at us and probably thinking, 'Oh, two girls kissing. '".
The trio scene in the movie "Wild Triangle"/Giphy, from the movie "Deadly Triangle"
When asked "What does her father think about the film?", the actress replied: "I told my mother about the scene because I didn't want my father to see me in this situation. I told my mother that it was coming so she asked him to leave the hall and she left with him too. He wouldn't want to anyway To see his daughter like this."
At another point in the episode, Denise said that it was a difficult decision for her to take on the role of the naughty student in "Wild Triangle" because she "grew up in a very conservative family that went to church every week" and was raised as a "Catholic girl from a good home."
However and without focusing on the "problematic" scene, her parents supported her choice to act in the film - and her mother was actually the one who told her to "go for it" for the sake of her career.
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The lost scene
While the intimate scene between Dennis Richards and Nev Campbell became one of the iconic scenes of the film, it turns out that a similar scene - this time between two men - was left on the editing room floor, or rather - long before.
The film's director, John McNaughton, previously revealed that today's Sam (Matt Dillon) and Ray (Kevin Bacon) are set to "go for it."
In the original script written by Steven Peters, an erotic shower scene of the two appeared.
The director told Yahoo Entertainment: "In the original version, Matt got in the shower and found Kevin there. They were supposed to look each other up and down and then boom - go for it."
Kevin Bacon and Matt Dillon in a scene shelved in "Wild Triangle"/Sony Pictures
However, McNaughton said that just before the cameras started rolling, one of the actors made it clear that he was not interested in filming the scene and that plot element was dropped.
He does not specify which of the players objected, but he claims that he made the decision relatively easily: "I like surprises, and I like when you don't see it coming," he said, "but at that moment I realized that sometimes you win and sometimes you lose. We moved on."
Both Bacon and Dillon have discussed the scene that went down in previous interviews.
In 2005, Bacon told Total Film that he thought the reveal could have been brilliant, but blamed the film's financiers for scrapping the scene, claiming: "They didn't like the idea of men doing it."
Dillon admitted: "I was relieved when they got rid of that scene."
He added: "But Kevin seems pretty into it, anyway."
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