Caroline Ducey is nude in “Romance X” which was released in 1999. The actress is showing naked boobs, bush, ass and full frontal nudity having explicit sex.
Rocco Siffredi is still smarting from an earlier controversy, the did-they-didn't-they sex scene with Caroline Ducey in Romance (1999). It was, he recalls, a fraught day. "There was a bit of a clash and I had to leave the set to calm down," he says. "Caroline seemed to be frightened of me and was crying. When I came back I could not get an erection - it was awful. But then something happened and I began to get back my powers and she put a condom on me and I took her. "Afterwards that scene caused a lot of problems. She kept phoning me in Italy saying I was mad to tell people that we had sex. I had to tell that I know when I have had sex." (IMDb)
As it turned out years later, also the rape scene had to be not simulated. In fact, Caroline Ducey alleges that Catherine Breillat told the male actor - a non-professional man cast shortly beforehand - to actually try to penetrate the actress on camera. "Catherine asked me to take my pants off like five minutes before we were rolling," Ducey said in a 2022 interview. "I was getting ready to act. I didn't think it could happen for real. This guy, I was about to kill him." Ducey said she pushed him off and Breillat stopped rolling; they completed the scene, with no penetration, in the second take. That's the one in the movie. "I was really angry at Catherine, because she didn't need to organize the scene like that at all," Ducey said. Asked about Ducey's allegations, Breillat pushed back, sharing an original shooting script of the production that she said laid out the specifics of the scene in detail. "Caroline's accusation is extremely serious, but I deny it completely," she said in an emailed statement after Ducey's interview. "From the beginning, 'Romance' was announced as the first European film with non-simulated sex scenes. The script itself was very explicit, with abundant details that left no doubt as to the nature of the scenes that were going to be shot. I wrote the script long before I cast Caroline, and it clearly described all the scenes - including the rape scene - so there could have been no surprises or traps for her." Breillat previously had revealed that in that scene, "the problem was the actor couldn't get [aroused]. But even if it had gone all the way, the scene couldn't have been more realistic." (IMDb)
This is without doubt one of greatest and disturbing film about female sexual desire.
Caroline bared all for this film . Such a brave girl.
Unlike hoch poch men hating film like Poor Things this is how you make a film about women sexuality.
This film has real penatration, blow job, rape , anal sex everything. Caroline Ducey should be forever remembered for this film.
Epic movie with sexy and talented Caroline Ducey
Is that real!
this is so good. one of the best, one for history.
One of the best fand raw film about female sexuality
Simply bi*ch with complexes
Marry me
Rocco Siffredi is still smarting from an earlier controversy, the did-they-didn't-they sex scene with Caroline Ducey in Romance (1999). It was, he recalls, a fraught day. "There was a bit of a clash and I had to leave the set to calm down," he says. "Caroline seemed to be frightened of me and was crying. When I came back I could not get an erection - it was awful. But then something happened and I began to get back my powers and she put a condom on me and I took her. "Afterwards that scene caused a lot of problems. She kept phoning me in Italy saying I was mad to tell people that we had sex. I had to tell that I know when I have had sex." (IMDb)
As it turned out years later, also the rape scene had to be not simulated. In fact, Caroline Ducey alleges that Catherine Breillat told the male actor - a non-professional man cast shortly beforehand - to actually try to penetrate the actress on camera. "Catherine asked me to take my pants off like five minutes before we were rolling," Ducey said in a 2022 interview. "I was getting ready to act. I didn't think it could happen for real. This guy, I was about to kill him." Ducey said she pushed him off and Breillat stopped rolling; they completed the scene, with no penetration, in the second take. That's the one in the movie. "I was really angry at Catherine, because she didn't need to organize the scene like that at all," Ducey said. Asked about Ducey's allegations, Breillat pushed back, sharing an original shooting script of the production that she said laid out the specifics of the scene in detail. "Caroline's accusation is extremely serious, but I deny it completely," she said in an emailed statement after Ducey's interview. "From the beginning, 'Romance' was announced as the first European film with non-simulated sex scenes. The script itself was very explicit, with abundant details that left no doubt as to the nature of the scenes that were going to be shot. I wrote the script long before I cast Caroline, and it clearly described all the scenes - including the rape scene - so there could have been no surprises or traps for her." Breillat previously had revealed that in that scene, "the problem was the actor couldn't get [aroused]. But even if it had gone all the way, the scene couldn't have been more realistic." (IMDb)