Molly-Mae fans accuse her of getting bum lift as she recreates Saltburn scene
Molly-Mae Hague's fans asked if she got a Brazilian Buttlift (BBL) when she shared a video of herself recreating the Saltburn dance scene.
The Love Island star, like many people, was a huge fan of the Barry Keoghan-fronted movie. At the end of the film, Barry's character Oliver Quick is seen dancing around the luxurious Saltburn estate fully naked to Sophie Ellis-Bextor's hit song Murder On The Dancefloor.
After watching the movie, Molly-Mae took to her TikTok page to share a video of herself dancing through a lavish mansion while rocking a form-fitting off-the-shoulder black dress. Fans couldn't focus on the content and rushed to the comment section to question whether she went under the knife.
One curious user posted: "The BBL is giving," while another follower questioned: "Did u get a BBL?" One confused person added: "Who is this new character? This isn't molly at all." Another follower complimented her and said: "Molly, this is the best thing I've EVER seen."
Molly-Mae shared a new video on TikTok (@MOLLYMAEHAGUE/TIKTOK)
Fans questioned whether she went under the knife (instagram/@mollymae)The Banshees of Inisherin actor Barry recently opened up about working with Saltburn director Emerald Fennell as well as the dance scene. His impressive film resume drew the attention of 38-year-old writer-director Emerald who cast him in a leading role in her shocking psychological drama Saltburn - which is enjoying a second run of success as it is now streaming via Amazon.
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Barry, who plays Oliver Quick in the film which examines attitudes towards class and wealth among other themes, explained how he dug deep to get into character for the role. The actor went to great lengths, filling five notebooks with notes about different ways he could play his character.
The actor was excited to take direction from Emerald and learn about Olivia through the screenwriting. He told Screen Daily: “It was my first [full] lead role and I wanted to have total concentration. The five notebooks were all about five different Olivers, and each notebook represents a different acceleration for him or a different domain or a different physicality or slight changes in how he looks at someone. So if I had scene 78 or wherever we were in the script, I could revert back to that notebook, so I know what to do where. I wanted those changes in him to be quite noticeable.”
The film shocked fans when Barry danced naked through the giant house - and he filmed the scene 11 times to get the perfect take. He explained: “I wanted to get it right. I was trying to perfect it because I wanted it to look gorgeous with this naked figure roaming about all those rooms with their grand paintings and drapery. It’s also a thing of him feeling his power that this is his now.”
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