"The two actors star in the gay romance film set around the First World War. The film follows Lionel (Mescal) and David (O'Connor) as they set about recording the lives and music of their countrymen. O'Connor and Mescal appeared at the Telluride Film Festival in Colorado over the weekend where the film screened. During a Q&A the two discussed an intimate moment in the film, dubbed "the horniest moment," by GQ."
"The scene in question involves David spitting in Lionel's mouth during sex. Describing how the first take went O'Connor said, "We were kind of keeping ourselves separate, and really in the characters, and then we did the first take, and it was the spit, and I just - it just dribbled down me." He went on to say that "Paul was, like, waiting," miming Mescal lying there with his mouth open awaiting O'Connor's saliva."
The History of Sound is a gay romance set around the First World War that follows Lionel (Paul Mescal) and David (Josh O'Connor) as they record the lives and music of their countrymen. The film contains a notably intimate scene in which David spits into Lionel's mouth during sex, a moment that generated laughter at a Telluride Film Festival Q&A. Josh O'Connor described the practical reaction during the first take while Paul Mescal mimed waiting and later made a quip about silent footage. The film debuted at Cannes to mixed reviews and has released trailers highlighting intimacy and Mescal's singing, with a supporting cast including Molly Price, Raphael Sbarge, Hadley Robinson, Emma Canning, Briana Middleton and Gary Raymond.
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