Lingerie-clad Hayley Atwell flashes her assets as she allows Domhnall Gleeson to touch her bust in unearthed Black Mirror sex scene... after insisting she will 'never complain about her boobs'

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Daily Mail: She recently insisted she will never complain about her boobs and curves. 

And Hayley Atwell flaunted exactly what she does not complain about when she appeared in the 2013 Black Mirror episode Be Right Back, in which her character has sex with a robot taking the form of her late boyfriend.

The 35-year-old actress showed off her sensational frame in the unearthed shots after making her professions about her body and her confidence.

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Sizzling: Hayley Atwell flaunted exactly what she does not complain about when she appeared in the 2013 Black Mirror episode Be Right Back, in which her character has sex with a robot taking the form of her late boyfriend.

In the sci-fi series, written by Charlie Brooker, Hayley stars as brokenhearted Martha, a woman whose boyfriend Ash, played by the Harry Potter star, is killed in a car accident.
While mourning him, she discovers artificial intelligence which could allow her to communicate with him, which she is reluctant to use, yet eventually goes ahead.

In one particularly saucy scene, she strips down to her bra and is seen getting close to Ash, who is stoic and robotic despite looking just like her late partner.
Oozing confidence in the scene, Hayley said just days before: 'I know I've got curves and big boobs and I'm never, ever going to complain about that. It's simply that most other actresses are really, stupidly tiny.

'When I meet some of them, I can't believe it. Plus I love how expressive my body is. I've always been a big believer in what you don't see being much sexier than what you do.'
Hot on the heels of the Black Mirror throwback, Hayley was also seen in 2010 miniseries The Pillars Of The Earth, Hayley was seen romping passionately with Eddie Redmayne between the sheets.
Hayley's character Aliena throws her head back in ecstasy as Eddie's Jack makes love to her by candlelight in the historical series that originally aired seven years ago.

The miniseries - that is centred around the 1989 novel of the same name - was about on the construction of a cathedral in the fictional town of Kingsbridge during a tumultuous period of English history known as The Anarchy in the 12th century.

Hayley recently revealed shocking details about her horrific time at the hands of school bullies, who made constant nasty comments about her weight, as well as admitting she was bodyshamed by disgraced producer, Harvey Weinstein.

The actress told The Sun about her difficult time at school ahead of the premiere of her period drama Howard's End this weekend.

Hayley revealed that bullies used to call her 'Hayley Fatwell', but that she feels she's had the last laugh as her curvaceous figure is nothing to be ashamed of.

Disgrace: The star also made the shocking revelation that she was similarly mocked by the disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein who she claimed called her 'fat' in 2008

The screen starlet added that she combatted her peers nasty comments by being 'empathetic' towards them, though she still tries to avoid thinking about seeing them again.
Hayley added that she would try and see if her peers had any other issues as to why they were bullying her, and had thought over what she would say to one of the bullies should she encounter them again.

The star also made the shocking revelation that she was similarly mocked by the disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein, after the pair worked together on a 2008 remake of Brideshead revisited.

She claimed he told her: 'You look like a fat pig on screen. Stop eating so much.'

Hayley is set to star in the adaptation of the 1910 E.M. Forster novel, which documents 'The social and class divisions in early 20th century England through the intersection of three families - the wealthy Wilcoxes, the gentle and idealistic Schlegels and the lower-middle class Basts,' according to IMDB.

Other actors who will appear in the drama include Matthew Macfadyen, Joe Bannister and Tracey Ullman.
The classic novel has previously been adapted into a 1992 film, which won Emma Thompson an Academy Award for Best Actress. (Mail Online)