Nicola Peltz cuts Brooklyn Beckham’s cameo from her film Lola

Nicola Peltz Beckham had to cut her husband’s cameo from her directorial debut. Photo / Getty Images

Actress Nicola Peltz reveals why she removed her husband Brooklyn Beckham’s cameo from Lola.

Nicola Peltz Beckham had to cut her husband Brooklyn’s cameo from her directorial debut Lola because of his bad acting.

The 29-year-old actress takes the lead role and has directed the new movie from a script she wrote herself, and she admitted she left her husband “really upset” when she dumped his scene because he didn’t prove to be a natural on camera.

She told The Hollywood Reporter: “Brooklyn is actually really upset that he did get cut from his one little cameo.

”He had one line, ‘Hi’, but he kept saying it in a British accent and he was staring directly into the camera.

Brooklyn Beckham was “really upset” when Peltz dumped his scene because he didn’t prove to be a natural on camera. Photo / Getty Images

”I was like, ‘oh God, we have to move on, good lord’.

”So, Brooklyn ended up on the chopping block.

”But I couldn’t have done any of this without him because he was such a massive support to me every day on set, which I’m so appreciative of.”

While Brooklyn doesn’t feature in the finished movie, Peltz’s brother, Will Peltz, does have a scene and she admitted she’d have liked to have given him a “much bigger” role but it wouldn’t have been right for the story she wanted to tell.

She explained: “I wanted my brother to have a much bigger part, but the thing is, to anyone who might not know he’s my brother they might be thinking to themselves, wait, why didn’t she end up with that guy? That guy seems great and he’s so handsome. But, like, okay, that would not work out.”

Peltz is “so excited” for people to finally see Lola but she’s also “nervous” about how it will be received.

She said: “I’m honestly so excited for people to finally be able to see it, and of course a little nervous. I want everyone to love it.

”I poured my heart and soul into it, and I hope people feel somewhat connected to the story. That’s all I can ask for.”