Brittany Snow recently expressed her enjoyment of filming sex scenes with women during an interview on the “Not Skinny But Not Fat” podcast. The 39-year-old “Pitch Perfect” star highlighted her experiences with co-star Malin Åkerman, revealing that their intimate scenes in the Netflix series “The Hunting Wives” felt much more rewarding compared to those with male actors.
In the conversation, Brittany shared that the dynamic between her and Malin, who plays Margo Banks in the series, was far more considerate. She noted, “Men sometimes don’t care. They don’t have a mint in their mouth,” referring to a lack of attentiveness in male co-stars. In contrast, Brittany praised Malin’s sensitivity on set, as she was always mindful about their interactions and respectful of Brittany’s comfort level. “She’d say, ‘Do you want me to put my body here so you don’t have to show this part of yourself?’ I thought, ‘This is so selfless and kind,’” Brittany remarked.
Set in the fictional town of Maple Brook, Texas, “The Hunting Wives” follows Brittany’s character, Sophie O’Neil, as she navigates her new life and relationships, particularly with Margo, who leads a mysterious group of women. The actresses recently showcased their chemistry while presenting together at the 2025 Emmys, where they playfully flirted about their love scenes. Brittany humorously apologized for taking time to “come out,” prompting Malin’s witty response, “Oh, I don’t mind waiting for you to come out,” much to the delight of the audience.
The excitement surrounding “The Hunting Wives” continues as Netflix recently announced that the show will be returning for a second season, much to the thrill of fans. The series, based on the bestselling novel by May Cobb, not only captivated audiences upon its premiere in July but also topped viewership charts, remaining in the Top 10 for five straight weeks. “Another sexy, twisted, bats*** crazy ride through Maple Brook” awaits viewers, as both actresses prepare to reprise their roles, picking up from the cliffhanger that left audiences eager for more.