Comedian and actress Amy Schumer once revealed a major regret she had after filming a s*x scene with WWE superstar John Cena in one of the best comedy movies of the last decade, Trainwreck.
In an interview with MTV Australia, Schumer perplexed fans as she revealed she had regretted not getting a chance to feel John Cena’s balls during the shoot.
Amy Schumer admits John Cena was ‘actually inside her’ during the s*x scene
In the movie, Schumer played the character of Amy, who is afraid of commitment and doesn’t believe in monogamy until she meets that one good guy
John Cena made a cameo in the rom-com as gym-rat Stephen, who was Amy’s character’s love interest for a while. Though Cena didn’t have much to do in the film, he had to shoot a s*x scene with Amy Schumer, and that’s when things turned awkward.
Schumer later admitted in an interview that John Cena “was actually inside her” during the shoot, and as expected of Amy Schumer, she went on and made several jokes about the uncomfortable scene.
Because he was actually inside me. Who am I to stop him?
Schumer then claimed that Cena’s body was “not even human” and jokingly regretted not feeling Cena’s balls during the scene.
It’s a whole universe, that butt… it’s not even human. It felt like having a refrigerator on top of me. I think it was probably harder for him. He had to, like, do something. I just did what I usually do when I have s*x. Just lay there.
You know what? I didn’t get to feel his balls. It’s a major regret of mine. Major regret.
As we know, Amy Schumer relies on humor to tackle any challenging or awkward situation, and this was no exception.
John Cena admits to not informing his wife about his s*x scene with Amy Schumer
In a 2015 interview, Cena discussed the film and revealed that he didn’t disclose the complete details of the movie to his then-wife, Nicole Bella, as it was too embarrassing for him to walk up to his wife and inform her about shooting an intimate scene.
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It was awkward. And they wanted awkward so we gave them awkward. Honestly I didn’t think I’d get the part. And I kept putting it off not telling and not having the discussion of, ‘Hey there may be some graphic scenes.’
John Cena later admitted that though the scene was awkward initially, everyone ended up having a good laugh about it later.
John Cena also revealed that the director of the movie, Judd Apatow did all he could to make the duo comfortable before the scene. The room was cleared before the shoot, and only a camera operator, a focus puller, and a boom guy were present in the room.
But by the end of the scene, Cena recalled that there was an entire ‘catering set up’ inside the room and ‘everybody was in there,’ which made the scene even more awkward.
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