Actress Elizabeth Hurley has filmed a steamy love scene with a female co-star for her latest film with her own son Damien as director.
The saucy romp was directed by 21-year-old Damien, who Liz shares with ex-partner Steve Bing, as actress Liz was seen in intimate bedroom scenes with actress Pear Chiravara.
The scenes are from Hurley's new film, an erotic thriller titled 'Strictly Confidential', which was written by son Damien who also directs his mother in the lead role.
As well as Liz Hurley in her saucy role as bombshell character Lily who has seductive scenes, the film also features Netflix star Freddie Thorp and Emmerdale star Max Parker.
In the steamy scene for the new erotic thriller, Liz can be seen getting intimate with a female co-star (MSR MEDIA/TNI PRESS LTD.)The film sees Elizabeth play Lily, who is often seen in outfits with plunging necklines and skimpy hemlines. The film centres on the main character Mia who is struggling after the suicide of her best friend Rebecca.
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After accepting an invitation to holiday with Rebecca's family, Mia discovers friends and family of Rebecca are harbouring dark secrets with a suspicious mystery surrounding her best friend's death.
In December last year, Liz headed to the Caribbean to support son Damien as he directed his debut film which he wrote too.
The film marks Damien's first foray into Hollywood with the self-penned film, which he thanked the cast and crew for helping make happen. Writing on Instagram, he shared: "I can't begin to sum up how intense and wonderful the past few months have been.
"I'm truly blown away by the inspiring and talented people I've been able to work with – with immense gratitude to my phenomenal cast.
Mum Liz flew to the Caribbean in December to support son Damien with his film debut (Richard Young/REX/Shutterstock)
Damien has written the script and directed his mum's new movie 'Strictly Confidential' featuring a saucy girl on girl romp (GC Images)"Everyone involved deserves public declarations of adoration (all of which will come in due course - but right now I want to worship Elizabeth Hurley who, during the making of my first ever short film back in 2010 (when I was eight) promised me she'd be in my first feature; true to her word, the minute this film was green-lit, Mama dropped everything and raced out to the beautiful Caribbean to help.
"Working together was a dream."
He added: "Every single person played a vital role in bringing this project from script to screen and I am forever grateful.
"This has genuinely been the most incredible experience, both professionally and personally."
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