Mark Wahlberg said he spent 12 hours naked on a pier while filming his latest movie 'Me Time'

• On the first day of "Me Time," Mark Wahlberg was nude on a pier.

• The nude scene was added at the last moment.

• The scene was shot five minutes after the actor arrived.

The actor said he spent 12 hours naked on the first day of the film.

In a video interview with Yahoo Entertainment's Kevin Polowy published Friday, the actor revealed that he was told to strip down for a half day of filming on a pier.

The actor said he had to be nude on the first day. I was told to get out there. It took twelve hours. On the pier.

When there wasn't nudity involved, the director said that he signed onto the project. Kevin Hart, who also serves as a producer, asked Hamburg to add a skinny-dipping scene to the movie.

He agreed to it despite the fact that he said he was a little trepidatious. The scene had to be filmed on the first day of production because it was added late.

I told Mark I had good and bad news. We are going to be in the marina. The director said that you have to be naked five minutes into the job. I told him we were filming from behind. He was really good. He was a good athlete.

"Me Time" sees Hart's character Sonny tap into his adventurous side while his wife, Maya, is away with their children.

In an interview with Yahoo, he said that he likes to shoot with actors who have contrasting styles. According to the publication, Hart thought he was the only one for the job after looking at the work of the man.

He's the one. No other option is available. We wanted Mark, and he said "yes" Hart said they were happy.

The actor reminisces about his experience in the 1997 movie "Boogie Nights," in which he has nude scenes, despite the fact that they weren't filming. In April, the actor said on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" that he still has the large penis he wore in the film, but that he keeps it out of sight for his children to discover.

The safe is locked away. "All of a sudden, my kids are looking for the spare phone charge, and they pull that thing out." It wouldn't be nice.

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