JS: The image of a Hershey’s kiss will never be the same for me. I’m all about finding what makes this sex scene purposeful because some people have said ‘I saw your tits, they’re beautiful.’ I’m like, ‘Okay, thanks!’ We did an interview with The Breakfast Club and Charlamagne went in about my nipples. I feel vulnerable being naked, but it’s also being naked, emotionally, and I think that always helps the character. Like Joseph said, falling in love with the character, but it’s also me. NN: I’ve done sex scenes in Notorious before as Lil Kim and it was hard to do that, but what I rely on is how these characters interact.
As a woman, doing these sex scenes, I assume, can be even more challenging.
It’s not typical for everybody’s job but it’s necessity for it to ring true. Get it? It’s a complex thing to have in your mind. There’s a baby baby aspect of Joseph that loves Lucy but only as Lucy is Holly. JS: There’s a part of Tommy that’s in love with Holly. What do you mean by fall in love with the character? I believe you need to fall in love with that character, but as soon as they call “cut” and you don’t stop kissing, there’s something wrong with you. I mean, there’s a certain amount of truth and “falling in love” that has to happen. JS: It’s not sexy as much as it’s technical-and it’s acting. She’s been on set and seen sex scenes happening for the past 18 years, so she understands that there is a sock on my dick and a dam on the vagina for the girl and that 99 percent of men are limp that time. JS: Yeah, but I guess the point is she understands the inner workings. Joseph Sikora: My wife is in the business. Right! As actors, when you read the script, you understand why that scene is important, but in the moment, how do you handle it? Naturi Naughton: Sex scenery… (Laughs) Sex Scenes-ish (Laughs) VIBE: Alright, let’s get right to it: the sex scenes in Power are very…
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