Director Guy Ritchie has given an insight into his lovelife with superstar wife Madonna after declaring his love for quick sex.

The filmmaker was discussing a sex scene between Gerard Butler and Thandie Newton in his new gangster movie RockNRolla when he made the revelation.

Explaining why he had included footage of Butler and Newton’s characters enjoying a quickie, he says, “It’s over in four seconds. Best type of sex that.”

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Fresh off the rockin’ 50th birthday bash he threw for his superstar wife Madonna, Guy Ritchie says he has made no plans for his own birthday on Wednesday!

“I’ve thought less about my 40th birthday than almost any other birthday,” Ritchie tells the Associated Press. “I’m not sure if that’s kind of an unconscious thing. But I have no plans. So I hope someone’s organizing something for me.”

Guy also said he paid for Madonna’s lavish soirée, and that any bash of his wouldn’t be as grand unless “someone’s prepared to pay the same amount” for his. Could Guy be hinting something to Mrs. Ritchie?

The British film director went on to say he wants lots of “accolade and money” for his big day, says the AP.

Guy is in Toronto promoting his new film ‘RocknRolla,’ while his wife Madonna has been on her “Sticky & Sweet Tour.”

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Thandie Newton forced director Guy Ritchie to fake a sex scene between her and Rocknrolla co-star Gerard Butler – because the Scottish star was suffering from a cold.

On the day the pair was scheduled to leap between the sheets, Butler arrived on set sick – and Newton was so scared of catching his cold, she refused to kiss him.

The actress says, “Gerry was very unwell indeed. So I wouldn’t kiss him. Guy had to improvise. I don’t know how he coped with those problems but it ended up being one of the most brilliant scenes.”

Meanwhile, Ritchie’s wife Madonna tried to cure the sick 300 star with vitamin shots.

He admits his celebrity nurse only served to make him feel worse: “I got a shot from his (Ritchie’s) wife Madonna! I was sick, and she was a nurse basically. Guy introduced me to her and she said, ‘You’re the sick one?’ and I said, ‘Yes’. Well, she was amazing. She just said, ‘Drop your pants’. I stood there with my little bottom out, and she gave me a shot in the bum! It didn’t work at all – I got more sick!. But I appreciated the effort.”

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Guy Ritchie has hinted at the fact he doesn’t follow his wife Madonna’s Kabbalah beliefs in a new interview promoting a documentary he’s made about the faith.

Ritchie is hoping his new film will help others understand exactly what makes the ancient mysticism of Kabbalah so appealing to people like Madonna and Demi Moore – even though he admits he’s not altogether clear about the movement himself.

In an interview with Extra, Ritchie said, “It’s a complicated subject… I don’t really understand Kabbalah as a religion or a belief system.” But he thinks his film will be of great interest to those who are curious about Kabbalah: “It gets people rather hot under the collar.”

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Russell Crowe is set to play Sherlock Holmes’ sidekick Dr. Watson in Guy Ritchie’s new film.

The Gladiators star is lined up to star opposite Robert Downey Jr. as the legendary fictional sleuth’s confidante and storyteller in the forthcoming flick.

A source tells British newspaper The Sun, “Russell wants the part, Guy wants Russell. All they’ve got left to do is dot the i’s and cross the t’s.”

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Guy Ritchie has branded rumors he and wife Madonna are set to renew their wedding vows as “rubbish” – because he spent too much money on her 50th birthday celebrations.

The couple were rumored to be planning to remarry in a Kabbalah ceremony later this month.

But the moviemaker is adamant they won’t be heading down the aisle for a second time – because their lavish 2000 marriage in the Scottish Highlands was all they needed.

Ritchie says, “Rubbish (rumors of renewing wedding vows). I think once was enough. And I’ve just paid out on a big party for her birthday. I bought her two original Hermes drawings of equestrian thingies (sic) – but trust me, the party was infinitely more expensive than the paintings.”

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