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Besoekers tot datum: 7895 Inbetweeners mum Belinda Stewart-Wilson oozes sex appeal in new shoot | Metro News
Amy DuncanWednesday 20 Jul 2011 9:53 am
Inbetweeners star Belinda Stewart-Wilson – who plays Will McKenzieâs sexy mum Polly – has stripped down to her underwear in her raunchiest shoot yet.
Inbetweeners yummy mummy Belinda Stewart-Wilson strips to her underwear for a provocative shoot (Picture: Loaded)
The actress spends most of her on-screen time embarrassing her son, despite his three friends admiring her and often referring to her as: ‘Will’s fit mum.’
In one photo she is seen stretched across a window ledge looking sultry as she rests one of her hands on her knee and another on her thigh.In another shot, Belinda is wearing suspenders and unsuccessfully trying to cover up a little of her modesty with a black mac.The 40-year-old brunette stripped down to a set of saucy black underwear and sky-scraper black heels for the shoot for Loaded magazine.
The sassy actress stares seductively into the camera as she struts another sexy pose (Picture: Loaded)
The actress revealed in the interview that while the four lads â Will ( Simon Bird ), Simon ( Joe Thomas ), Neil ( Blake Harrison ) and Jay ( James Buckley ) – act like typical teenage boys around her, swearing and mocking each other continuously, it used to be quite a different story behind-the-scenes.
The August issue of Loaded is out now in all good newsagents
She said: ‘I remember on the first episode of the first series, James Buckley swore in front of me and looked horrified and said, “Oh, Iâm so sorry, I didnât realise you were in the room.”
‘I was absolutely horrified by that and said, “Please tell me youâre joking.” It was an odd dynamic at the beginning. They were a lot younger and I was playing a parent so there was a lot of banter between them that they excluded us from. It got better though. By the end of the show they were just essentially showing off for us.’
The TV incarnation of The Inbetweeners came to an end after three seasons last October. A new movie, released next month, will show the four friends heading off to Crete for a ladsâ holiday where their usual shenanigans can be expected on, no doubt, a greater scale.
The shoot and a behind-the-scenes look at the movie is in this month’s exclusive Inbetweeners edition of Loaded, out now.