Wednesday 12 October 2022 11:16 PM Paul Newman reveals he had a 'f*** hut' with wife Joanne Woodward in new ... trends now
Though he is remembered as a sex symbol, the late Paul Newman's posthumous memoir revealed he didn't feel like one until he met his wife Joanne Woodward.
The upcoming book, titled The Extraordinary Life of an Ordinary Man, shares intimate details of the Hollywood couple's marriage, including their 'f*** hut' where they would get 'intimate, noisy and ribald.'
'Joanne gave birth to a sexual creature,' Newman - who passed away in 2008 at age 83 - wrote in an excerpt of the book shared with People. 'We left a trail of lust all over the place. Hotels and public parks and Hertz Rent-A-Cars.'
Saucy: The late Paul Newman's posthumous memoir shares intimate details of his marriage to Joanne Woodward including the 'f*** hut' in their Beverly Hills home
The book is based on interviews with the legendary Hollywood actor - known for films such as Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Cool Hand Luke, and The Hustler - as well as his friends and family over the span of five years in the mid 80s.
The interviews were done by Newman himself as well as his friend, screenwriter Stewart Stern.
The actor spared no personal detail, at one point describing the couple's love nest - located in their Beverly Hills home - as a separate room that Woodward had fixed up with a 'thrift shop double bed' and called a 'f*** hut'.
Spicy! 'Even if my kids came over, we'd go into the f*** hut several nights a week and just be intimate and noisy and ribald,' the Hollywood legend shared; Pictured circa 1965
'It had been done with such affection and delight. Even if my kids came over, we'd go into the f*** hut several nights a week and just be intimate and noisy and ribald,' Newman shared.
Newman also described his insecurities
