“She didn’t like it”: Jada Smith Was Upset With Will Smith’s NSFW Scene in $348 Million Worth Action Movie
The stardom of Will Smith needs no introduction in Hollywood. The 54-year-old actor has been entertaining us for over three decades. With a diverse filmography, the Independence Day actor can boast about being a part of movies from almost every genre. With a net worth of $350 million, Will Smith is one of the most bankable actors in the entertainment world.
Will Smith made headlines in 2022 due to the infamous Chris Rock incident. The Men In Black actor went on to slap the comedian host for making fun of his wife Jada Pinkett Smith’s health condition. He was slammed by his fans and critics and had to even publicly apologize for his act. During an interview, he spoke about an incident when his wife got suspicious over his co-star’s comment on his n*de body.
Why Was Jada Pinkett Smith Upset With Will Smith’s N*de Scene?
Will Smith did a n*de scene in the 2004 sci-fi movie I, Robot. The movie dealt with the co-existence of human beings and robots. He got into a mess with his wife after Sharon Stone spoke about his n*ked body. During an exclusive interview with Female First, Sharon Stone mentioned-
“He looks very good in the n*de. Tell him thank you from me.”
However, Will Smith’s wife Jada Pinkett Smith did not like the idea of him doing a n*de scene for the Alex Proyas-directed movie. She sat him down and even interrogated him about the scene. The actor assured his wife that it had got nothing to do with his co-star Bridget Moynahan. During an interview, Will Smith revealed-
“She didn’t like it when I came home with my skin all baby soft after performing n*de. And she didn’t like it either when I came home with my body all covered in bruises. I got away with the shower scene when I explained I wasn’t with Bridget and the n*dity was relevant to the movie.”
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Will Smith played the role of Detective Del Spooner in 2035, who was not comfortable living with the robots. He had even consulted a psychologist in order to execute the frontal n*de scene properly. During an interview, he recalled-
“My character suffers from a psychological condition called survivor’s guilt, all right? … I sent a script to a group of psychologists and asked them, ‘Tell me what this character’s behavior would be.’ And they said paranoia was one of the things,”
On further explaining the shower scene, the actor said-
“[There’s] no shower curtain, with the gun hanging over the thing, and they said he would never be able to wash his hair because he wouldn’t close his eyes in the shower. So it’s, you know, those kinds of things. But you probably have to have a degree in psychology to take all of that out of it.
In order to get the perfect n*de scene and not offend the American audience, the full frontal nudity scene’s duration was reduced and digitally enhanced with the help of computer graphics. According to Will Smith, it was one of the most expensive CG shots.
The Margot Robbie And Wil Smith Controversy
During an outrageous photoshoot, both Will Smith and Margot Robbie made headlines. The pictures of the actor duo went viral and even led to speculation about their relationship. An insider, who had seen the entire incident claimed that the Aladdin actor was acting as if he wasn’t a married man.
The insider said-
“What kind of married man would go into a photo booth with a s*xy 23-year-old and start to undress?”
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The insider even mentioned that the Barbie actor directed Will Smith before every picture. The insider revealed-
“Directed Will before each pose… she asked Will to take a sexy picture with her as she pulled up her shirt and exposed her lingerie for Will and the camera. They were hanging all over each other, laughing like they were a new couple in love.”
Will Smith and Margot Robbie appeared together for 2015’s Focus. They were also rumored to be in a relationship.
Source: Female First
