Things get steamy in the trailer for Netflix's adaptation of Lady Chatterley's Lover starring Emma Corrin

French director Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre (The Mustang, Rabbit) helmed the film based on a screenplay by David Magee. Corrin and O’Connell rehearsed the sex scenes for two weeks with the pioneering intimacy coordinator, Ita O’Brien, who previously worked on sets such as Hulu’s Normal People, I May Destroy You, The Great, and Sex Education.

“I felt so in awe of it, and also of Connie’s whole journey with her sexuality and her own access to pleasure and her body,” Corrin said of the filming process.

The original D.H. Laurence novel was published privately in Italy in 1928, and became subject to international controversy. Upon its wider, uncensored release in 1960, it became the target of obscenity trials and was banned in the U.S., Canada, Australia, and Japan. At the time it was viewed as too racy, too explicit, and was frowned upon for using some of those naughty, then-unprintable, four-letter words (fuck, cock, dick, tits, cunt, twat—you get the idea). Lady Chatterley’s Lover was also admonished for its portrayal of a cross-class relationship.

Lady Chatterley’s Lover premieres in select theaters November 25 and will be streaming on Netflix starting December 2.