Nicole Kidman loves chicken nuggets and warehouse raves.
I Baby girl star appeared on the red carpet for GQ’s Men of the Year Awards on Tuesday, November 19, where he spoke with comedians and reporters. Amelia Diemoldenberg. Their zany conversation started with Kidman’s love of chicken nuggets and ended with her teaching Dimoldenberg the Australian word for “goodbye” (the word for “goodbye”).
Dimoldenberg, 30, also questioned whether Kidman is a party person.
“I’m a bit of a party person,” replied Kidman, 57. “But I like to rave.”
“Like a warehouse rave?” Dimoldenberg asked, Kidman confirmed.
While Dimoldenberg described the warehouse rave as being very different from a “small party,” Kidman added with a hint of extremes — and techno.
The duo – whose unexpected pairing on the red carpet made waves among each other’s fans – spoke again Baby girl. The film is a sensual thriller that follows Kidman, a CEO, and his pursuit of love by a young student, played by Harris Dickinson.
It will premiere in the United States on Christmas Day, and Kidman told Dimoldenberg that it’s a perfect day movie.
“I don’t know if raunchy is the right word. It’s like arousing, it’s arousing,” she said. “It’s so good to date.”
Kidman and Dickinson both opened up about filming some of the film’s most sensual scenes, telling Kidman. Variety that he found “everything” difficult.
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“We’re actually doing it justice and trying to be open and free and available every day through all the testing methods,” he continued. “Because the nature of that film, it will be vulnerable and exposed, or you will be protected, and the thing will not be connected. When I met with [director Halina Reijn]and we talked about it, I was like, ‘Give us a safe place,’ and I said, ‘Please don’t make me look like a fool.'”
Dickinson added that the couple worked with an intimacy counselor to set their boundaries beforehand.
“The approach consultant says, ‘What are you comfortable with, what do you want as a director, what are you comfortable doing with that idea?’ he said. “They make that easy and they do it gracefully without detracting from the actual scene.”
That’s why Kidman said on the red carpet that Baby girl it is made for fans to enjoy on dates. And if movies aren’t your thing, they might suggest a warehouse rave.
