Famous actress confesses to being intoxicated during filming of risqué sex scene in bizarre new movie.

Margaret Qualley, known for her role as Sue in The Substance, recently revealed some behind-the-scenes details about the making of the raunchy and gory horror film. The Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood actor stars alongside Demi Moore, playing a "better version" of her aging starlet character Elisabeth Sparkle after taking an experimental drug.

As the daughter of Four Weddings and a Funeral actress Andie MacDowell, Margaret had some big shoes to fill, but she rose to the challenge and delivered a stunning performance. However, filming some of the more sexually charged scenes proved to be a challenge for her. In one particular scene, where her character, a TV aerobics instructor, does a fiery dance number in a skimpy workout outfit, Margaret found herself feeling deeply ashamed and even cried in the bathroom during rehearsals.

To cope with the intense emotions and the pressure of filming in front of a large crew, Margaret turned to drugs and alcohol, admitting that she was "wasted" while shooting the scene. She explained that she added marijuana and alcohol to the mix to get through the shoot, and even started her day off "wasted" because she couldn't handle the pressure of performing in front of everyone.

The Hollywood star also shared some insights into working with Demi Moore and joked about the intimate scenes they had together. She said she felt lucky to have Demi's naked body on hers and that the levity on set helped make those scenes more comfortable for both of them.

Director Coralie Fargeat, known for her work on the film Revenge, made a surprise appearance at FrightFest and spoke about the film's themes. She boldly stated that "being a woman is body horror," and that it was a challenging but necessary theme to explore in the film. The Substance shocked audiences at the Cannes Film Festival and London's FrightFest, but it also received a 90% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with critics praising it for being audacious and clever.

The film, which also stars Demi Moore as aging starlet Elisabeth Sparke, delves into the world of experimental drugs and their effects on the human body. It also explores themes of body horror and pushes the boundaries of traditional horror films. The Substance is set to be released in the UK on September 20, and it promises to be a thrilling and thought-provoking experience for audiences.

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