Jenna Ortega has left fans with their jaws on the floor after watching an intimate scene from her latest film.
Ortega has quickly amassed a large following with her roles in Netflix’s Wednesday as well as her contributions to the Scream franchise as Tara Carpenter.
However, many of her fans were left more than a little disturbed as they watched a certain scene in her 2024 film Miller’s Girl.
In the movie she stars as talented young writer 18-year-old Cairo Sweet opposite her teacher Jonathan Miller, played by Martin Freeman.
The flick focusses on the pair’s relationship as they blur the lines between professor and protege.
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One part of the Miller’s Girl sees the two actors engage in a steamy scene but as characters from a story that Sweet has written rather than their characters in the film.
This didn’t stop social media users expressing their shock and discomfort of the two actors… well acting.
“Bro I did not need to see Jenna Ortega and Martin Freeman getting it on on the tl,” one user wrote.
“MILLER’S GIRL SPOILER. This scene is f-ing crazy #jennaortega #MillersGirl,” another added.
“I feel very weird while watching this or it just me ?? sorry but not sorry bruh!” a third wrote.
Despite the disgusted reactions from some users, others found it hilarious people were losing their heads over a scene from an essential erotic thriller drama.
“NO, NO, NO, NO, NO! Jenny Ortega, how dare you act such a scene. That’s it, You are grounded, grounded, grounded, grounded, grounded, grounded, grounded until the next season of Netflix Wednesday Series,” one frustrated fan wrote.
Another commented: “An erotic thriller starring Martin Freeman and Jenna Ortega lol like what were people expecting.”
Social media users expressed their shock and discomfort of the two actors… well acting. Credit: Lionsgate
“People know she’s 21 and she’s and actress right, she’s not a Wenesday,” another commented.
Regardless of where you fall on the debate, since it’s release, the movie hasn’t been a hit with fans or critics.
It currently holds a score of 33 percent on the Rotten Tomatoes’ and 45 percent audience score.
It doesn’t fare much better on IMDb either with a score of only 5.5 out of 10.
