Gwyneth Paltrow It is set up to achieve a big return to serious action with her role in the upcoming film Josh Safdie, "Marty Supreme", and teased many intimate scenes with his asterisk.

The "Iron Man" Star, which is largely absent from the main roles in the past decade, takes on a bold character in the highly designated A24 project.

Glung next to Timothée Chalamet, the role of Paltrow in "Marty Supreme" has already generated Buzz, especially after the Set Photo Duo became a virus.

Talking Vanity fairPaltrow revealed details about her character and how she fits into the world "Marty tops".

The film follows Chalamet as Ping-Pong Prodigy navigation the competitive world of international desktop tennis. Paltrow plays the wife of the rival player, whose connection with Chalamet takes an unexpected turn.

"This woman who is married to someone who is in the ping-pong mafia, as it was," Paltrow explained. "They meet and she had a pretty hard life, and I think inhaling life back into her, but it's a kind of transaction for them."

The actress continued to describe the complexity of the relationship between two signs, hinting that their interactions and passionate and strategic ones are. Their dynamics become central to the story as the film takes place.

One of the most voice - about the aspects of "Marty Suprema" are intimate scenes between Paltrow and Chalamet.

Put photos of two actors who kissed has already encouraged curiosity, but Paltrow found that their romance on the screen go far beyond a few pairs.

"I mean, we have a lot of sex in this movie," Paltrow teased. "It's a lot a lot."

Later in the interview, she jokes she went straight to the point before filming the intimate scenes with Chalamet. She said, "I was like, 'OK, great. I'm 109. You're 14 years old."

Paltrow also had good words to say about Chalamet, who called "Syx's symbol of thinking."

She added, "He is just very polite, he is properly raised, I will say that I say a child. He is a man who takes his job seriously and is a fun partner."

The film was also first introduced by Paltrow in the Intimacy Coordinator, a relatively new role in Hollywood productions that ensure that actors feel comfortable during intimate scenes.

However, the spicy actress acknowledged that she did not feel the need for one.

"Something is now being called the Intimacy Coordinator, which I didn't know existed," Paltrow said.

She added: "When I was a coordinator for the Intimacy Marty Sprema asked whether I would be comfortable with a certain move during the recording of the intimate scene, I was like" I'm from the era in the bed, enter the bed, camera. "

Paltrow also discovered that she and Chalamet were comfortable enough to deal with scenes without much external instructions.

"We said," I think we're good. You can encourage a little back, "I don't remember what it's for children who start, but ... if it's a picture," Okay, I'd like an artist, as an artist, as an artist. "

Although Paltrow remained active with smaller roles in projects such as "politicians", and its repetitive part of the peppers in Marvel cinema, it considers "Marty to the Supreme" of the first great commitment in the last decade.

She explained that "placing everything on the line and accession to the gentle vulnerability" was key for her decision to take over this role.

The mother two acknowledged that the appearance in such demanding performance after a few years from serious roles led to some doubt.

However, he was encouraged by a colleague of actress that also made a recent return.

"Cameron Diaz is one of my best friends, sorry my name is falling," Paltrow said, adding that Diaz encouraged to accept the experience.

"She told me to think about richness and deepening my life. It's all the material ... I've been through a lot from the last time on the screen on the screen."

Diaz also pulled out his return to the acting world after he was going out for 11 years when she was acting in Netflix's "return to action."

Meanwhile, "Marty Supreme" director, Josh Safdie, also talked about Paltrow return to the Great screen, praising her natural presence and talent.

"She's a movie star. I say that in a cosmic sense. He has a gravity move that only the camera can show" said Safdie. "I think her absence from acting led to vulnerabilities to her abilities."

With "Marty Supreme", it is set to hit the theater 25. December, the fans will soon see Paltrow in the role unlike any play before.