House of Gucci has a little bit of everything: lavish luxury, murder, jealousy, scandal. What it doesn't have? Lady Gaga and Salma Hayek getting it on—but that doesn't mean Gaga didn't try to have the two hook up onscreen.

In a recent Q&A, Lady Gaga revealed that she pushed for a sex scene with Salma Hayek in House of Gucci—but the scene was eventually cut from the film.

The movie—which is based on the 2001 book "The House of Gucci: A Sensational Story of Murder, Madness, Glamour, and Greed"—tells the true story of Patrizia Reggiani (played by Lady Gaga) who marries into the famed Gucci family and eventually plans the murder of her husband and fashion house heir Maurizio Gucci. In the film, Hayek portrays Patrizia's literal partner in crime, Giuseppina "Pina" Auriemma.

The House of Gucci [Movie Tie-in] UK: A True Story of Murder, Madness, Glamour, and Greed

The House of Gucci [Movie Tie-in] UK: A True Story of Murder, Madness, Glamour, and Greed

The House of Gucci [Movie Tie-in] UK: A True Story of Murder, Madness, Glamour, and Greed

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During an MGM Studios House of Gucci UK panel on January 18, Lady Gaga revealed that she envisioned Patrizia and Pina's relationship getting a little frisky after the murder of Maurizio.

"There's a whole side of this film that you did not see where Pina and I developed a sexual relationship," Gaga said during the panel. "Director's cut, who knows? But this is a testament to [Ridley Scott] as a director because he allowed us to go there. I remember being on set with Salma and going, 'So after Maurizio dies, maybe it gets hot?'"

As the audience laughed, Hayek added, "You think she's kidding..."

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Given Gaga's comments about a "director's cut," it seems as though the scene was filmed but left on the cutting room floor. Though the film did take some liberties with the true Gucci story, including a sexual relationship between the two women would certainly be a departure from what's known of Patrizia and Pina's real-life relationship.

Though the two women were best friends and co-conspirators in Maurizio Gucci's murder, there's no actual evidence that they were more intimate than that. But you can't blame Gaga for trying. It's Salma Hayek, after all.

From: Men's Health US
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