Two stars rub-a-dub-dub in a bathtub! Sam Neill and Hugo Weaving undress in hilarious bath time skits as they isolate themselves amid a coronavirus pandemic
Actor Sam Neill has found a very unique way to pass the time by self-isolating at home in New Zealand in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
The 72-year-old Jurassic Park star channeled his creativity into a series of hilarious comedic sketches featuring some of his friends from List A, cheekily titled ‘Cinema Quarantine’.
His latest sketch, titled “ DAS BAD, ” was uploaded to Instagram on Saturday and appeared to be seated in a bathtub with Anglo-Australian actor Hugo Weaving, 60.
Two stars rub-a-dub-dub in a bathtub! Sam Neill, 72 (photo) and Hugo Weaving, 60, undressed for a hilarious skit while bathing as they isolate themselves amid the coronavirus pandemic
The actors, who both insulate themselves in their respective houses, filmed their part of the film separately from inside their own bathtub.
The images were cut together to give the impression that Hugo had brutally destroyed Sam’s bath and used his soap.
“Hugo, what are you doing ?!” cried a seemingly naked Sam.
Lather: The images were cut together to give the impression that Hugo (photo) coarsely spoiled Sam’s bath and used his soap
Hugo – also apparently naked – replied casually: “Well, I’m taking a bath!
The bizarre scene became even stranger when Hugo took Sam’s soap and started rubbing it under his armpits.
“So how’s it going with you Sam?” Hugo lazily asked his longtime friend as he started to scrub his train with soap.
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Obviously horrified, Sam retorted, “Very well. Well, I was fine until you got into my bloody bath!
The skit ended when Sam refused to take back his soap.
“What, what’s wrong?” Hugo raged, adding: “ Oh what, so I contaminated that now, right? Is that what you say? Isn’t that good enough for you? Is that right, Sam? Not good enough for you?
Marking Sam acts like a “bloody offensive”. Hugo rose angrily and got out of the bath.
“Keep your bloody bath. I leave!’ he exclaimed, leaving behind a rubber duck and Sam’s soap.
On Sunday, Sam spoke to Richard ‘Dickie’ Wilkins of Weekend Today about the creative process behind his ironic videos.
“Look, I just started to have fun, really. Locked. And I just thought that if I have fun and someone else likes it, that’s good too, ” he said.
“ But it sort of took off in a way that I really didn’t expect … but with a kind of semi-serious intention, ” he added.
Asked why he decided to film the bathing scene with Hugo, Sam replied, “ I’m just thinking about these little things – these little sketches that I can do with my friends who are in different countries or in different countries. cities. ”
Having fun: Asked why he decided to film the bath scene with Hugo, Sam replied, “ I’m just thinking about these little things – these little sketches that I can do with my friends who are in different country or in different cities ”
