Seth Rogen provided ‘real sex noises’ for Sausage Party’s big climax scene
Seth Rogen apologised to the production team of 'Sausage Party' after he used "real sex noises" for the movie's big climax scene.
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Seth Rogen used “real sex noises” for ‘Sausage Party’s big climax scene.
The 42-year-old comedian - who wrote and starred in the 2016 adult animated movie - revealed he shocked the production team after he went into the booth and got a bit too carried away recording his moans for the movie’s mass-sex scene.
Speaking to CinemaBlend, he said: “I’ll tell you what. My first day recording, like, doing any sex noises, I was like, *grunts* I'm like, ‘You guys are hearing my real sex noises.’ I’m like, ‘Wow, that's a real one. Sorry Guys.’ So I think mine are universal.”
Kristen Wiig, 50, wanted her character Brenda’s moans to be more “operatic” than her own.
She joked: “I feel like Brenda’s are a little more sing-song-y than mine. Operatic, yeah.”
The ‘Despicable Me’ actress and Seth are returning to the franchise for their new Amazon Prime show ‘Sausage Party: Foodtopia’, and the ‘Kung Fu Panda’ star revealed the team “always hoped” to make another entry into the series.
He told The Hollywood Reporter: “We kept thinking about it, we kept making jokes about it; it was a thing we kind of never stopped talking about and never stopped enjoying the idea of.”
The ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem’ filmmaker added he enjoyed making the next instalment of ‘Sausage Party’ a series rather than a movie because the shift to the small screen allowed him to take “much bigger swings” with its adult material.
He explained: “I think television is so different than when we made the first movie and it allows for so much more in a lot of ways.
“I think for especially things like this, we can take much bigger swings with the show than we probably could with a movie creatively in a lot of ways and we have a lot more freedom and money than we would have in a movie version of this.”
Although the show is now one of Amazon’s raunchiest properties, Seth emphasised the studio was “pretty OK” with the X-rated content in the series and compared their work to its other R-rated project ‘The Boys’.
Asked if there was any pushback to the programme’s mature scenes, Seth said: “If anything, they didn’t love how many food puns we were making, but other than that they were pretty ok with it. Amazon loves that. We’ve made them a lot of money with sex and violence.”