Some actors choose to use a prosthetic when they’re asked to do a full-frontal nude scene, but not the men from Off Campus.
The new wildly popular smutty hockey romance features a mutual masturbation scene, spicy sex scenes, along with plenty of boobs, butts, and abs.
On top of that, there's a full-frontal male nudity scene that people can’t stop talking about, and according to star Ella Bright, that scene is completely real. During a recent episode of the Not Skinny But Not Fat podcast, host Amanda Hirsch asked Bright, “When you see 100 penises, were those real?”
Bright answered: “Oh yeah. Oh yeah.”
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In the scene Hirsch is referencing, Bright’s character Hannah storms into the hockey locker room to confront ex-boyfriend Garrett Graham (Belmont Cameli), but instead of finding him, she walks into a room full of naked men. The camera then zooms in on some of the background actors who are showing pole on main.
“We had a casting announcement going out, like people just willing to be full nude, come in,” Bright said of how they found actors willing to film a full-frontal scene without the use of prosthetic penises.
The actress also explained that each role in the sexy romance had different levels of nudity required, which is why Bright wore a bra or strategically placed sheet in her sex scenes, while Mike Abdalla, who plays Hannah’s roommate and best friend Allie, was shown topless.
“[Showrunner Louisa Levy’s] idea was that for Hannah the briefing was like partial nudity and for Allie it had to be full, just because Allie, she’s got this amazing confidence about her, and she is so free with her body,” Bright said. “And sex is just such an important part of her life. It is honestly just showing the difference between these characters.”
Bright also addressed fans who have been concerned that the 19-year-old filmed sex scenes with Cameli, 28, because of the nine-year age gap between the two stars.
“Listen, I came into this job and during the chemistry reads with more than enough information and knowledge and understanding of what this role required,” Bright said. “I just fell in love with Hannah and these scripts immediately. Like, there was never a question that I wouldn’t want to do this.”
Bright added, “I get people’s concern, but also not once did I feel left out from being younger than everybody. We’re all such a family, and everyone was just more than perfect, and I couldn’t be more comfortable on this set with these people.”
