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On the Prime Video carpet, Asha Banks and Matthew Broome opened up about the odd mix of privacy and performance that goes into shooting their most talked-about intimate scene. Their candid take turns a behind-the-scenes moment into a glimpse at how choreography, music and awkward silence can shape scenes that end up trending online.
What filming intimacy really feels like
Broome described the set as oddly quiet despite the many people around. He said the crew’s presence and shifting feet made the scene feel surreal.
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He compared the moment to following an invisible rhythm while trying to stay present. “It’s surprisingly awkward,” he suggested, pointing to the strange ballet of movement and stillness on set.
Music, choreography and why a pop song mattered
Banks revealed the scene’s momentum grew from a repeat play of Addison Rae’s new album during shooting. A single track offered the beat they needed.
- They played the song on loop during takes.
- Both actors leaned on their theater backgrounds to sync small actions to the music.
- Production eventually agreed to lift the track into the final cut.
By turning the moment into a kind of choreography, Banks said they found a way to make the scene feel authentic — even amid the awkwardness.
From Mercedes Ron’s page to Prime Video screens
The films are rooted in Mercedes Ron’s novel, which charts Noah and Nick’s fraught relationship. The book was first adapted in Spanish for Prime Video in 2023.
Key cast and versions
- Spanish original: Nicole Wallace and Gabriel Guevara led the 2023 release.
- English-language remake: Asha Banks and Matthew Broome headline the rebooted trilogy.
- Titles now streaming include My Fault and Your Fault: London, with Our Fault: London on the way.
Actors on the reaction and the controversy
Banks laughed about reading the book’s climactic pages and anticipating social media fallout. She expected strong reactions and said that was part of the thrill.
Both performers spoke about being deeply involved in shaping their characters’ choices. They said they often debated motivations while filming.
The cast embraced the chaos that a dramatic turn in the story would likely ignite online.
Where to watch and what to expect next
Prime Video is currently streaming My Fault: London and Your Fault: London. Viewers can look forward to the next installment in the trilogy arriving soon.
Behind every headline-making scene, the actors said, there is careful collaboration between performers, music and crew.
