Nicole Kidman says she was forced to pause filming scenes of her new movie as she ‘didn’t want to org*** anymore,’ citing the emotional and physical toll it took on her during production — a factor often addressed in chronic stress recovery programs and wellness management plans covered under private health insurance.
The 57-year-old actress has opened up about the intensity of working on scenes opposite The Iron Claw star Harris Dickinson, 28, in their upcoming thriller — a role that reportedly required extensive emotional resilience and mental health readiness, common concerns in the occupational wellness space.
This latest role is far different from anything Kidman has done, pushing the star “out of my comfort zone.”
Such performances often involve intense psychological preparation, which can necessitate mental health diagnostics, anxiety therapy coverage, or even licensed trauma counseling support.
Nicole Kidman Opens Up On Intimate Scenes, Boundaries, and Emotional Impact
On The Graham Norton Show, Kidman was asked whether she had concerns about the amount of intimate scenes in her new movie, to which she replied:
