Elizabeth Hurley's son, Damian Hurley, made his directorial debut in the thriller "Strictly Confidential," which stars his famous mother. The film, opening April 5, was a result of a promise Elizabeth made to him years ago, and she beams with pride when talking about the experience. Despite featuring love scenes, Elizabeth found it "very easy" to film with her son directing, and the family remains close, with Damian expressing gratitude for his mother's support.
Elizabeth Hurley and her son Damian collaborated on the thriller film "Strictly Confidential," with Damian writing and directing the movie and Elizabeth starring in it. The mother-son duo's close bond and shared creative vision made the experience of working together "phenomenal," despite occasional disagreements. The film, which explores a twisty mystery involving secrets and reunions, is a testament to their strong familial connection and shorthand communication.
Elizabeth Hurley felt "safe and looked after" filming steamy sex scenes with Pear Chiravara in front of her son Damian, who directed their upcoming movie "Strictly Confidential." The film follows a woman investigating her friend's mysterious suicide, with Elizabeth playing the lead role. Both mother and son see their collaboration as a natural part of their work, with Damian expressing pride in working with his mother and Elizabeth praising his support behind the camera.
Actress Liz Hurley spoke about feeling "liberated" after appearing in a lesbian sex scene directed by her son Damian in their upcoming film "Strictly Confidential," while Damian addressed the "controversy" surrounding their collaboration. The 58-year-old actress expressed feeling safe and looked after while working with her son, and mentioned the possibility of collaborating with family again in the future. The film is set to be released on April 5 in select cinemas and on various streaming platforms.
Tim McGraw expresses his desire to perform a song with his three daughters, but they will only sing with their mom, Faith Hill. McGraw admits that he is the worst singer in the family and praises Hill's singing abilities. Despite not being able to sing with his daughters, McGraw remains grateful for their inspiration and describes them as the life of the party. The couple, who has been married since 1996, continues to keep their romance alive.
