Overview
- A clip from BBC Radio 2’s The Scott Mills Breakfast Show on Feb. 25 shows Seyfried saying she used the prosthetic during nude scenes.
- Seyfried emphasized the piece was a precaution for graphic material and that the body part is not visible in the finished film.
- She described filming with the coverings as “cool” and “exciting,” noting they helped her feel comfortable on set.
- Earlier reporting detailed additional intimate prosthetics for birth sequences to achieve authenticity without exposing actors.
- The historical drama, directed by Mona Fastvold and co‑written with Brady Corbet, drew festival acclaim, earned Seyfried an Oscar nomination, and opens in the U.K. on Feb. 27.