Alisha Goldstein/YahooHere's something to feast your eyes on ahead of Thanksgiving dinner.
Kate Mara and James Marsden are showing off their undeniable chemistry in a steamy new photoshoot for Yahoo Style, which sees the good-looking pair taking a shower together, leaving little to the imagination as they pose for pics in soaking wet clothing.
Photographed by Alisha Goldstein, the super-sexy shoot also shows Marsden seductively stripping off Mara's clothes while she lies on the bed in lacy black lingerie, appearing to channel their inner Fifty Shades of Grey.
Seriously, can we get these two on the big screen together, stat?!
In the accompanying interview, the 31-year-old beauty, who has been busy filming Man Down alongside Shia LaBeouf, opens up about her rise to fame in Hollywood as well as her relationship with sister Rooney in addition to spilling on the taboo topic of aging in Tinseltown.
"Getting that role was pretty major for me," Mara says of playing Sue Storm in the Fantastic Four reboot, in which she will co-star alongside Miles Teller, Michael B. Jordan and Jamie Bell.
Unlike her sister, Rooney, who was nominated for an Academy Award in 2012 for The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, Kate's rise to fame was rather gradual—and it wasn't until she landed the role of Zoe Burness on the Netflix series House of Cards that the actress became a household name.
Still, she insists she has never been jealous of her younger sister and calls their shared passion for acting a "bonding experience."
"Luckily, we have never been competitive with each other," she reveals. "No one in my family had ever tried acting before, and I didn't have any actor friends, so for a while there I was figuring it out on my own. When my sister became an actress, it was awesome to have flesh and blood sharing this intense experience. It's really been this superintense bonding experience for us."
As for her thoughts on aging in Hollywood now that she has entered her thirties?
"Every year I feel a little bit better—even if it's not a great year," she explains. "Like, even if it might not be as successful a year, or it's a year of heartbreak or whatever, I feel a little bit smarter and more able to deal with it. I've never had that stigma based on age. People are so afraid of getting older, especially in this business, but luckily I don't have a Peter Pan complex," she says, adding, "I mean, if you're not getting older, then you're dead, right?"