Rob Lowe Critiques Modern Film's View of Sex Scenes as 'Brave'

On his podcast, Lowe reflects on shifting Hollywood norms, citing Nicole Kidman's acclaimed role in 'Babygirl' as an example.

Rob Lowe discussed the rarity of sex scenes in modern films during a conversation with Kristin Davis on his 'Literally!' podcast.
Lowe questioned why Nicole Kidman's performance in 'Babygirl,' which includes explicit scenes, was labeled 'brave,' noting that such scenes were once standard in Hollywood.
Kidman won Best Actress at the Venice Film Festival for her role in 'Babygirl,' a psychosexual drama exploring themes of power, identity, and desire.
Lowe and Davis reflected on how industry norms around sexuality and nudity have evolved since their early careers, with Davis noting the changing perceptions of women in media.
Kidman described 'Babygirl' as a unique opportunity to portray a mature, complex female character grappling with personal and professional challenges.