Josh Brolin: Making Out With Megan Fox in 'Jonah Hex' Is Tough

Thu, 10 December 2009 03:30:20 ET

Admitting to have an intimate scene with the 'Jennifer's Body' vixen, the 'Milk' actor confesses that the prosthetic he wore for his character made it difficult for him to get his tongue through.

Paired up with Hollywood sexy actress Megan Fox in "Jonah Hex", Josh Brolin reveals that he gets to make out with her but finds it to be very tough to do. The actor who plays the title role in the Western anti-hero adaptation spilled on the difficulty he faced for the intimate scene filming when paying a visit to "The Tonight Show" on December 8.

"Yes, I made out with Megan Fox, which was nice," the 41-year-old gushed in the beginning before detailing what made it hard for him. "The thing is, I had a prosthetic on my face and it was very tough for me because of the way Jonah Hex is and the way the character is, there's kind of a rope-idermis halfway through my mouth and half of my face is burned, so it's very tough to figure out and find a way to get your tongue through," he shared.

On the occasion, the Academy Award-nominated actor also broke out the fact that he was the one who convinced the studio to bring in John Malkovich to play Quentin Turnbull. "This was another angry role that I thought John could pull off," he said. "The studio had brought up a Gary Oldman or somebody else."

On the reason why he thinks Malkovich is the right choice, Brolin explained, "With John, you can feel the anger start to surface and then John may look for something, like maybe there's a poodle there." He elaborated further, "And John will pick up a poodle and start to pet the poodle. He won't be looking at you and he may start to recite a poem by [W.H.] Auden or something."

In "Jonah Hex", Josh Brolin takes on the role of the rough-and-tumble gunslinger and part-time bounty hunter. His co-star Megan Fox, meanwhile, stars as a "sort of a tough, no-nonsense prostitute" named Leila. Warner Bros. sets this movie to open in U.S. theaters June 18, 2010.

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