Henry Cavill: ‘Not A Fan’ of Sex Scenes; Fans Disagree

Henry Cavill is opening up about filming sex scenes for films and TV shows. He says he’s "not a fan" of including them. The Argylle star admitted in a new interview that he feels those intimate moments should be left to the "human imagination." He further stated that he doesn't understand why there is a need for sex scenes, period. However, the Witcher actor admitted there are circumstances where a sex scene "actually is beneficial to a movie" and not solely for the audience's viewing pleasure. The English actor pointed out that sex scenes are overused in media, and the "cop-out" is obvious with "gyrating bodies." The realization of the overuse of nudity made Cavill ponder if those scenes are necessary or if it's "just people with less clothing on."

As an actor who has been in these types of scenes in both film and television roles, Cavill spoke from his own experience. He would feel uncomfortable and start criticizing the project, thinking there is no performance going on. "There’s not a piece which is going to carry through to the rest of the movie," he adds. Fans on X (formerly Twitter) were in disagreement with Cavill's stance, with many swooning over his sex scenes. One person simply stated: "we don't care take off them pants." Another person playfully wrote: "Maybe he just prefers the real thing. I am free on Tuesday Mr Cavill." Another fan replied: "Ugh shut up and take it all off…" Pleading with the star, one person added: "Sir you don’t understand what you contribute by going naked in those sex scenes." Meanwhile, another person shared a screenshot of a 2015 US Weekly article in which Cavill admitted he got an erection while filming a sex scene for The Tudors.

Cavill isn't the only male actor who has voiced his distaste for being involved in sex scenes. As we reported nearly a year ago, You star Penn Badgley revealed that he asked showrunner Sera Gamble if they could cut back on the intimacy in the show’s fourth season. He told GQ at the time that he didn't like the "culture inherent" in those particular scenes. He also pointed out that Hollywood has had a "history of flagrant exploitation and abuse," so he wanted to make a public stand.

Celebrities take working out very seriously. Whether it is to get into character for a role or as part of their branding and aesthetic, Hollywood's elite takes care of their body inside and out. A new study conducted by Mirafit reveals the most searched celebrity workout routines of 2023. Some action stars made the top of the list. And it should come as no surprise as some of the Kardashian-Jenner clan also pique interest for the most-searched routines.

As consumers, there is no shortage of references for which celebrities do which kinds of workouts. Last year, Men's Journal dove into the most popular celebrity training plans that give lean, perfectly muscular physiques. That list featured all men, but women have another set of standards that are highlighted in other publications, like Women's Health. Pilates, HIIT workouts, martial arts, and yoga are among the most popular listed workouts for women on top of gym routines. Unlike the rest of us, celebrities have the disposable income to hire physical trainers and personal chefs, have private gyms, and have the time to go to the gym for hours on end every day if they desire to.

For those considering following a celebrity's workout routine, Marie Claire came up with a list of things to consider to find which routine is right for you:

It's fun to see what routines celebrities do to maintain their physique. But your main focus should be finding a workout that works for you and that you genuinely enjoy as part of a realistic healthy lifestyle. With that in mind, keep scrolling to see which ten celebrities are the most searched for their workout routines in 2023.

Cruise has proved a million times over that he is probably one of the last remaining action stars. At over 60 years old, Tom hasn't shown any signs of slowing down and continues to do his own stunts, as he's shown in the latest Mission Impossible offering. Landing at the no. 10 spot, his workout routine gets searched 2,970 times monthly.

The High School Musical alum has come a long way since those days he played basketball star Troy Bolton. Nearing 40 years old, Efron moved to Australia during the pandemic. Fans were shocked to see how beefed up he became. With 2,990 monthly searches, the intrigue behind his workout routine lands him at the no. 9 spot. Upon his move, Efron landed a Netflix series titled Down to Earth with Zac Efron, where he travels the world in search of the secrets to good health, a long life, and a higher level of eco-consciousness.

From the guy who popularized "the 4 am club" to workout, we're surprised to see him only come in at the number 8 spot. With 24.8 million Instagram followers, the Boston native gets searched 3,500 times a month for his workout routine. Though most of his videos are promoting his tequila brand, Wahlberg's fitness videos also promotes F45 training as chief brand officer as well as his co-founded sports utility brand, Municipal.

Known for taking her "Revenge Body" to the extreme, Khloe's workout routine being among the most-searched comes as a surprise. Her famous family is known for getting work done and being secretive about it. Regardless, Khloe and her sisters dedicate hours in their home gyms with personal trainers to maintain and tone their bodies. She takes the seventh spot with 3,670 monthly searches.

The Creed star has 3,910 monthly searches for his workout routine. On Instagram, where he has 24.3 million followers, Jordan's page is filled with promos from Creed III, the latest in the boxing film franchise. Recently, Jordan's love for Ferrari brought him on the racetrack to drive a Corso Pilota.

The model poked fun at herself on TikTok wiping out snowboarding when she said on Keeping Up With The Kardashians, "I'm literally built as an athlete. Every blood test I've ever done has said that I'm like, over the normal limit of athletic-ness." Despite the hilarious claims, Jenner does snowboard and participates in equestrian sports with her horses. She comes in at no. 5, tied with Jordan with 3,910 monthly searches. Kendall also has 293 million Instagram followers.

The action star and former WWE wrestler comes in at no. 4 with 3,990 monthly searches for his workout routine. With a whopping 389 million Instagram followers, Johnson posts his training routines often. In his downtime, "The Rock" likes to go fishing for a peaceful reset to "slow down from the craziness of life." He owns several properties of acres of water, where he stocks and raises different types of fish.

The 76-year-old action star comes in third with an impressive 6,950 monthly searches for his workout routine. The former Mr. Olympia seven-time champion The former California governor is still one of the most admired celebrities regarding his fitness journey. The retired bodybuilder dived into his career and love for working out on the Netflix documentary Arnold this year. With 25.2 million followers on Instagram, Arnold is still considered one of the most important in the history of the discipline.

The one-time Man of Steel actor has a coveted physique, with 7,150 monthly searches of his workout routine proving it. The British actor, who has 26.1 million Instagram followers, has a highlight titled "training stuffs" of all his workout secrets. He even playfully adds the hashtag "Henrysbagoftricks." Though it hasn't been updated recently, Cavill often posts himself running or taking part in marathons on top of his gym routine. The former Witcher star is widely envied for his body, and if you saw him with his shirt off, you'd understand. He revealed he would work out 2.5 hours each day while preparing for his role as Clark Kent for Man of Steel back in 2011, and maintains that for ongoing and future projects.

The Thor star takes the top spot with an overwhelming lead at 13,000 monthly searches! Hemsworth has 57.6 million Instagram followers and often posts the multiple ways he keeps his rockin' bod in shape. He surfs, he boxes, and he even founded his own fitness and wellness program in 2019 called Centrfit.