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Jackman: 'Love scenes were like poetry'
Published Monday, Nov 17 2008, 12:52 GMT | By Alex Fletcher

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Jackman said his partner Deborra-Lee Furness and Kidman's husband Keith Urban were not on set during filming, but insisted there was no jealousy from either spouse.
"They both get it," he told People. "But I don't think they want to be on the set watching the monitor."
Speaking about his on-screen romance with Kidman, he commented: "We spoke of setting boundaries.
"I won't tell all the nitty gritty. But [director Baz Luhrmann] treats love scenes like choreography. The camera is like a dancer. If you watch any of his movies, visually, the love scenes are like poetry."
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