Maria Schneider had been open about the trauma she felt from the Last Tango in Paris rape scene, saying before her 2011 death from cancer that she felt as if she had actually been raped. "I think she hated me and also Marlon because we didn't tell her," he said. "The sequence of the butter is an idea that I had with Marlon in the morning before shooting," Bertulocci said, adding that he "wanted her reaction as a girl, not as an actress."īertolucci said it was "horrible" that he and Brando did not tell Schneider, and said the actress broke off contact after filming of the movie was completed. In the video, Bertolucci explained that he and Marlon Brando came up with the idea that morning to incorporate a stick of butter, but purposely did not tell Maria Schneider so that her on-camera reaction would be genuine. It was a brutal scene made even more disturbing by the visceral reaction of Schneider, and a newly surfaced interview with Bertolucci reveals that it was just as much a surprise for the actress as it was for her character, The Guardian reported. The scene depicted a 48-year-old Marlon Brando assaulting and anally raping Schneider's character with the aid of a stick of butter. He admitted that the graphic rape was inserted into the script without the knowledge of 19-year-old actor Maria Schneider and then filmed without her consent. In the video of a 2013 interview, the late director admitted Brando essentially committed rape, with his consent.Those who watched Last Tango in Paris will remember the infamous "butter rape scene," and now an interview with director Bernardo Bertolucci has drawn even more controversy to the already divisive scene. The scene in question involved Brando putting a stick of butter where Schneider apparently didn’t expect it to go. The 1972 film received an X-rating for the sex scenes between 48-year-old Brando’s Paul and 19-year-old Schneider’s Jeanne. ‘He should have been a superstar’: Freddie Hughes, Oakland soul singer, dies at 79 Kimberly Guilfoyle: From San Francisco prosecutor to having phone records subpoenaed
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