Glen Powell says Jamie Lee Curtis gave him a condom with her face on it after they filmed a sex scene together

A side-by-side image of Glen Powell and Jamie Lee Curtis.
Glen Powell and Jamie Lee Curtis costarred on "Scream Queens" together.Karwai Tang/WireImage; P. Lehman/Future Publishing via Getty Images
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  • "Top Gun: Maverick" star Glen Powell said Jamie Lee Curtis once gave him a memorable "NSFW" wrap gift.

  • The two actors filmed a sex scene together while they were both starring on "Scream Queens."

  • According to Powell, Curtis gave him a condom with her face on it and thanked him for "the ride of a lifetime."

Jamie Lee Curtis gave Glen Powell a hilariously-NSFW wrap gift after the two finished working on Fox's "Scream Queens" together.

Powell, who played college student Chad Radwell on the horror comedy from 2015 to 2016, revealed to James Corden on a recent episode of "The Late Late Show" that Curtis had a sense of humor about their scenes together.

"My first scene on the show is — we're in bed, it's like a sex scene," the "Top Gun: Maverick" star said of his work with Curtis, per ET Canada.

According to Powell, once they wrapped on the show, the "Halloween" actress gave him a DVD of her film "Perfect," as well as another tongue-in-cheek gift.

"One thing she did give me is a not-safe-for-work sort of contraception with her face on it," Powell explained, causing Corden to ask, "She gave you a condom with her face on it?"

"She said, 'Thanks for the ride of a lifetime,'" Powell answered.

Elsewhere in the interview, Powell opened up about his experience working with Tom Cruise on the new film "Top Gun: Maverick," which premieres in theaters this Friday.

"He's one of those guys that like, his enthusiasm becomes your enthusiasm," the "Set It Up" actor said.

Powell also revealed that due to training for "Top Gun: Maverick," he was able to fly enough hours to get his pilot's license. The actor told Corden that once he landed on the ground after completing his necessary training hours and was "signing" his license paperwork, a special gift from Cruise arrived.

"In it was a note from Tom that said, 'Welcome to the skies,'" Powell revealed.

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