Henry Cavill made a rare appearance with his Hollywood executive girlfriend Natalie Viscuso when the pair were spotted leaving a hotel in central London on Sunday.
The Superman actor, 40, was beaming as he stepped out into the sun holding hands with Natalie, 34.
Henry looked dapper for the outing as he wore a navy double-breasted jacket, dark blue jeans, and brown suede boots.
Meanwhile, Natalie, who was vice president of the studio behind Man Of Steel and Enola Holmes – Legendary Entertainment, dressed for spring in a white and green midi skirt adorned with trees.
She paired the skirt with a cropped white ribbed sweater and white patent leather shin-high boots.
Henry Cavill made a rare appearance with his Hollywood executive girlfriend Natalie Viscuso when the pair were spotted leaving a hotel in central London on Sunday morning.
It comes after Henry revealed he hates filming sex scenes and criticized them for being “overused” in film and an “excuse to see people with less clothing”.
The Jersey-born actor has endured raunchy film shoots throughout his career, specifically in his hit film The Tudors and, more recently, in Netflix’s The Witcher.
But the former Superman star said the scenes left him feeling “uncomfortable” and often added little to the narrative.
While he said they can sometimes be “great” at helping tell stories in movies, Henry stated that the human imagination will “outperform” anything shown on screen anyway.
“I don’t understand them, I’m not a fan,” Henry said in an episode of Happy, Sad and Confused Podcast.
“I think there are circumstances in which a sex scene is actually beneficial to a film, and not just to the audience.
“I think sometimes they’re overused these days and that’s when you get an idea of where you’re going: ‘Is this really necessary or is it just people wearing less clothes?'”
The Superman actor, 40, was beaming as he stepped out into the sunshine holding hands with Natalie, 34.
The Jersey-born actor, 40, revealed that he endured obscene scenes throughout his career, specifically in his hit films The Tudors and The Witcher.
The star (seen in an intimate scene in 2007’s The Tudors) said the scenes left him feeling “uncomfortable” and often added little to the narrative.
“And that’s where you start to feel most uncomfortable and think, ‘There’s no performance here, there’s no piece that carries over into the rest of the movie.'”
However, Henry admitted that there was a time and place for racy scenes.
“I think sex scenes can be great in a movie, they can really help tell the story, but most of the time the human imagination wins out,” he added.
“So it can be a bit of a cop-out if a TV show or movie is full of gyrating bodies and you’re like, ‘Okay, but what does this do for us other than the idea of a naked person?’ , excellent.” (I’m not) a fan of making them.’
But a younger Henry admitted there was a pretty awkward moment during a sex scene in his breakout role The Tudors.
However, Henry (seen in The Witcher) admitted there was a time and place for racy scenes, but added that human imagination can trump any true story they offer.
A younger Henry admitted that there was a rather awkward moment during a sex scene in his breakout role The Tudors (pictured as Charles Brandon’s character).
Henry played Charles Brandon in the 2007 TV series and admitted he was very embarrassed when, aged 23, he got an erection during filming.
“It only happened to me once,” he told Men’s Fitness in 2015.
‘There had to be a girl on top of me, she had spectacular breasts and I hadn’t rearranged my things in a harmless position. ‘She basically she was rubbing herself on me and, um, she got a little hard.’
He later apologized profusely, admitting: “It’s not cool when you’re in a professional acting environment and someone goes crazy, right? No, it’s not acceptable.