Rebel Wilson's body double in Sacha Baron Cohen film says she was told to sit on a female extra's FACE wearing nothing but underwear and was denied a modesty cover for streaking scene

Rebel Wilson's body double claims she 'balked' at a lewd request made of her on set of the 2016 Sacha Baron Cohen film The Brothers Grimsby.

Burlesque dancer Jodi Le Roux, 42, told DailyMail.com that she was shocked when asked to sit on a female extra's face for a crude scene that ended up being cut from the movie.

She says she was told to straddle the woman wearing nothing but underwear and a British flag and she responded, 'You want me to do what?'

In an exclusive interview with DailyMail.com, she also claims she was asked to streak in front of other extras without a modesty cover to shield her privates.

She spoke out after the Australian actress Wilson, 44, accused Cohen, 52, of trying to make her shoot nude scenes and telling her to 'stick a finger up his a**' while filming. 

Jodi Le Roux, 43, was Rebel Wilson's body double on the 2016 Sacha Baron Cohen film The Brothers Grimsby film. The pair are pictured on set 

Wilson, 44, accused Cohen, 52, of telling her to 'stick her finger up his a**' while filming The Brothers Grimsby

Le Roux was Wilson's body double for a scene where she runs nude on the field of a soccer stadium. She claims she was asked to streak in front of other extras without a modesty cover to shield her privates

Le Roux said, 'On the second day, there was an alternate ending they wanted to film. It was with another stunt double, a woman.

'When they told me what it was, my reaction was, 'You want me to do what?'

'My concern was having to sit on her because she was tiny.

'I said, ''I am anxious about this. This feels uncomfortable to me because I want to know that she feels comfortable.''

'Also, it wasn't what I was told I would be doing. I was told I would be doing the streaking scene and the streaking scene only,' 

Le Roux says it all came on suddenly and it wasn't what she was expecting to film. 

'In the end I agreed to do it, but I had to make peace with the fact I was sitting on this woman's face,' she said. 

The crude ending to the 2016 secret agent comedy was eventually ditched.

However, Le Roux says scriptwriters toyed with the idea of having Wilson's character, overweight mom-of-11 Dawn Grobham, suffocating evil Rhonda George - played by Penelope Cruz - by smothering her with her backside.

Wilson's character was supposed to be naked except for a British flag while performing the move in a stairwell at Cape Town Stadium.

Wilson and Penelope Cruz left it to their body doubles - Le Roux and another unnamed South African woman – to shoot the scene, which took an hour to film.

Le Roux is pictured with actor Ricky Tomlinson. She tells DailyMail.com she was told to straddle a woman wearing nothing but underwear and a British flag

Le Roux says scriptwriters toyed with the idea of having Wilson's character, overweight mom-of-11 Dawn Grobham, suffocating evil Rhonda George - played by Penelope Cru(pictured) - by smothering her with her backside

Le Roux had earlier been asked to run naked across a field while pretending to be Wilson.

She said, 'The streaking was fine, but the second scene was the bit I balked out. I wasn't sure if I wanted to do it. I had a chat with the other woman to make sure she was ok.

'She said, ''Babe it's a film and this is what we do as stunt doubles and body doubles – go for it.''

'I was like, ''Are you sure?'' She said, ''Go for it!'''

Australian actress Wilson made the allegations about Cohen in her upcoming memoir, Rebel Rising 

'I had underwear on and I sat as close as I could - because it has to look realistic - but I was trying to keep some measure of decorum.'

Australian actress Wilson made the allegations about Cohen in her upcoming memoir, Rebel Rising.

Referring to Cohen as SBC, she claims that he insisted she insert her finger into his backside in between takes at the football stadium in Cape Town, South Africa.

Rebel said, 'They wanted full-frontal nudity. We write in the contract, specifically, 'No nudity'. They got in another girl - this larger burlesque dancer from South Africa - to be a nude double.'

In the book, Rebel also describes Jodie in a more demeaning way, referring to her as a 'local stripper.'

'And,' Rebel continues, 'they got her to do all this stuff. Sacha would go, 'See, she looks good.' I'm like, I'm not doing it! I don't care what you say.'

Writing in her book, Rebel continued, 'SBC summons me via a production assistant, saying that I'm needed to film an additional scene. 'Okay, well, we're gonna film this extra scene,' SBC says.

'Then he pulls his pants down … SBC says very matter-of-factly: 'Okay, now I want you to stick your finger up my a**.' And I'm like, 'What?? … No!!'

Producers told DailyMail.com last week that the actress was well aware of the intimate scene at the time she accepted the role of Dawn and she was 'fully engaged...confidently kissing [Cohen's character] Nobby'. 

DailyMail.com also published never-before-scene video of the deleted scene, which seems to show that the action was actually part of the script and the actress was on board with the scene.

In one pivotal intimate scene, Wilson's character Dawn slaps the butt of Cohen's character Nobby's and then attempts to put her finger between his cheeks. He rejects her advances, saying, 'Not my bumhole, Dawny. After that curry last night it's like a loaded gun.'

Still on camera but out of her character, Wilson can be heard discussing the blocking, telling Cohen, 'I'll do a slap [of your butt] and I'll do a – going down the crack', to which Cohen replies, 'It's almost as if you're going to ram your fingers inside.'

She answers, 'Yeah.'

DailyMail.com published never-before-scene video of the deleted scene, which seems to show that the action was actually part of the script and the actress was on board with the scene

Out of character, Wilson can be heard discussing the blocking, telling Cohen, 'I'll do a slap [of your butt] and I'll do a - going down the crack.' To which Cohen replies, 'It's almost as if you're going to ram your fingers inside'

Le Roux claims she was hired just a week before the body double scenes were filmed and that producers were desperate to find a woman the same size and shape as Wilson.

However, having worked as a burlesque dancer since 2012, she only agreed to get naked if her private area was covered.

She said, 'There was a bit of confusion about the modesty cover because when I signed the paperwork it had been assured.'

She said that when she asked about it, she was met with blank stares. 

'I made clear that I wasn't going to do the work unless they gave one to me. They then immediately made a plan.

'I think maybe they did try to get away with not giving me the modesty cover, but I stood my ground and said I want a modesty cover or I'm not doing it.

'In burlesque we only go down to a certain amount. You always wear a thong or some kind of modesty cover because it's more about the tease than becoming overtly sexual.

'I wouldn't walk down the street with no clothes on. They should have provided a modesty cover, especially as they wanted me to run around.'

Le Roux said she did not witness any conflict between Wilson and Cohen on set.

But she added, 'As a burlesque dancer, I promote body positivity and not having to conform to every beauty standard in terms of body shape.

'But if someone else is not comfortable doing that, that's okay.

'So if she is being pressured into doing nude scenes because someone else is comfortable, that is not right.'