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‘The Boys’ star shares her thoughts on sticky Seth Rogen cameo

It was par for the course for 'The Boys.'

There’s no housing crisis as far as The Boys is concerned, given how many of its scenes are capable of living rent-free in the minds of audiences. Whether it’s our introduction to Termite or Hughie changing his life trajectory with one click of a button, the unabashed violence, gore, and depravity of The Boys has a lingering effect on one’s memory.

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Even some of the comparatively tamer scenes stick with us for one reason or another. Speaking of which, once you’ve seen Seth Rogen prepare to masturbate to one of Vought’s legacy heroines, that’s generally not something you forget about.

Indeed, the fifth episode of season three kicked off Soldier Boy’s manhunt for his old comrades, starting with Crimson Countess, played by Laurie Holden (Silent Hill, The Walking Dead). Right before she’s ambushed by Soldier Boy and Butcher, Crimson Countess is seen putting on an OnlyFans-esque show for one lucky subscriber by the name of SirCumsAlot779, who turns out to be Seth Rogen in a cameo role. Much to the chagrin of Rogen’s character, however, she’s attacked before she can get any of the anal beads in.

Speaking to Variety, Holden recalled filming that scene, noting how the cast and crew all come together to make even the most stomach-churning scenes into a positive behind-the-scenes experience.

“I thought it was super funny. A lot of that scene was improvised. This is the beauty of The Boys, they support you and they’re so kind and collaborative that you can creatively fly. A lot of what I did in there was just inspiration in the moment that ended up being completely whacked out.”

She also revealed that while she wasn’t explicitly told that Rogen would be on the other side of the camera, she had a pretty good idea anyway.

“I knew it was probably going to be Seth. But it was just the script supervisor saying lines off camera and me just looking into the iPhone and playing it in my imagination as if he was really there. What’s kind of fabulous about that scene was our tempo was so connected. However, it was edited and he did his performance with mine. It was seamless, as if it was really happening in real time.”

The final episode of season three of The Boys premieres on Amazon Prime Video on July 8.


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Charlotte is a freelance writer for We Got This Covered, a graduate of St. Thomas University's English program, a fountain of film opinions, and probably the single biggest fan of Peter Jackson's 'King Kong.' She has written professionally since 2018, and will tackle an idiosyncratic TikTok story with just as much gumption as she does a film review.