The 'Scandal' star and his sister gabbed for 54 minutes about sex on film, what it’s like to reveal body parts on camera and the time Liz was in the audience of a Broadway show in which Tony did a Full Monty.
Talking with siblings about sex can be awkward, but the Goldwyn kids clearly don't have that problem.podcast for its July 2 installment, the two gabbed for 54 minutes
with topics ranging from Tony’s first love scene on stage and on screen as well as the time he went full Monty on stage in New York City during a performance of“You put your scarf over your head and I think you screamed and covered your face,” Tony said with a laugh. “I didn’t scream but you didn’t warn me,” countered Liz.
He did admit, however, that after being overexposed once he learned to be more of a prude. He claimed that Showtime released an alternate version ofin Europe which contained a full, 9-minute sex scene that featured full-frontal nudity that, per his initial contract, was not to be shown. “I got screwed in that,” he said. “I was very cautious after that.”has gotten recently.
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