"Queer" star Daniel Craig says the secret to filming intimate scenes with co-star Drew Starkey was to keep things light.

Drew Starkey calls 'Queer' sex scenes 'ultimate form of communication' and says 'it's as present as you can be with another person.'

In his new film 'Queer,' Drew Starkey had to get more intimate than ever. Now he's speaking about what it was like creating those sex scenes.

Drew Starkey and Daniel Craig's new film, Queer, which is an adaptation of the novella, is coming to Australia soon.

Daniel Craig is receiving critical acclaim for his role in Luca Guadagnino’s latest film, Queer, an adaptation of the 1985 novel by William S. Burroughs. Craig and his co-star Drew Starkey, as well as Omar Apollo,

A steamy, surrealist adaptation of William S Burroughs’s lurid, semiautobiographical novel documenting gay expat life in 1950s Mexico, Queer also sees Starkey stumble through the streets of Mexico City tipsy on mezcal and perform modern dance with Craig while stark naked and tripping out on ayahuasca in the middle of the jungle.

Daniel Craig and Drew Starkey give us a behind-the-scenes look at how Luca Guadagnino approached filming the ayahuasca scene in 'Queer'.

Daniel Craig is no stranger to boundary-breaking storytelling and taking risks with his movie choices, especially with titles like The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and Munich. His latest film Queer is also no exception.