Liam Neeson Admitted That He Doesn't Like Filming Sex Scenes In Movies: 'I Just Get Embarrassed'

Liam Neeson, who is now making his debut in his 100th movie, acknowledges that performing sex scenes is not his favorite task. The 70-year-old actor reflected on his career in a recent interview with Vanity Fair, and at one point admitted, "I'll be honest, when I see a sex scene, I just can't look at them. I just get embarrassed. I know they are choreographed and stuff, but I don't need to see that." Furthermore, the Marlowe actor's remarks follow those of Penn Badgley, who made waves lately for his decision to no longer film intimate scenes for his series You and then doubled down amid public discussion of his stance. Neeson remarked of Badgley, "Yeah, I absolutely agree and support him. I don't like to do them. I've done quite a few sex scenes and I would have preferred to leave it to the imagination, especially for ladies, the actresses."

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Another thing Liam Neeson might want to forget? The birds and the bees discussion with Daniel, the son he shares with his late wife Natasha Richardson. The 26-year-old son and father differed about how the open discussion about sex went down during an interview on Watch What Happens Live on Thursday. Also read: Behati Prinsloo posted first picture with Adam Levine after welcoming their third child together [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1280"] Image credit: YouTube[/caption] While Neeson "agreed" that the chat was "the most awkward moment I have ever experienced" when taking part in the host Andy Cohen's "1, 2, Agree or Disagree" game, Daniel opined otherwise. Nonetheless, Neeson admitted that he is unsure of but willing to try comedy roles. In addition, he responded to Vanity Fair's inquiry regarding his involvement in the long-rumored Naked Gun reboot that "it's not a done deal," but that "Seth MacFarlane is working on the script and Akiva Schaffer is the writer/director." Neeson added, "So we'll see. Doing comedy will be the end of my career or it will take another level. We'll see."