Watch the Friends star's very NSFW R-rated intro for the first film she's directed.
Courteney Cox clearly didn't want to play it safe for her raunchy feature film directorial debut, Just Before I Go – and in an exclusive intro to the movie's new red-band trailer, she keeps things R-rated.
"It's about a guy whose f**king wife leaves him, and he wants to kill himself," Cox tells ETonline. "But before he does, he goes back to his hometown to confront some of the a**holes that wronged him in the past."
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The Friends star has previously directed several short films and 10 episodes of her TBS comedy, Cougar Town, but this is her first full-length feature. Seann William Scott (American Pie) plays Ted, the depressed lead character, and is joined by an ensemble cast including Olivia Thirlby, Garret Dillahunt, Kate Walsh and Elisha Cuthbert.
The film, which premiered at the TriBeCa film fest last year, opens in Los Angeles and New York on April 24, but you won't see this uncensored, very, very, very explicit promo on TV.
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"The f**king internet is the only place you can show this kind of s***!" Cox says, before adding a triumphant, "F**k yeah!"
