'Divergent' fans theorize about sex scene featuring Shailene Woodley and Theo James in 'Insurgent' trailer; Woodley says no to 'The Fault in Our Stars' sequel

By Staff Writer

Jan 05 2015, 03:34 AM EST

There is a sex scene to be featured in "Insurgent," and fans have been trying to figure out how it would happen between Shailene Woodley's Tris Prior and Theo James' Four. Meanwhile, Woodley shot down rumors about a sequel to "The Fault in Our Stars."

Actors Woodley and James, who play Tris and Four in "Divergent" and will be reprising their roles in the movie sequel, "Insurgent," where they will be sharing an intimate moment.

According to Fashion & Style, "The passionate sex scene" featuring the two has caused online frenzy. The scene was part of the movie trailer, and had gotten fans to wondering about its context. Fashion & Style lists one of the speculations as Tris being in a trance, causing her to imagine the scene. The article reads, "Some rumors also suggest that Tris might have only imagined the sex scene when she was undergoing a drug-induced simulation."

More romantic theories exist as well, such as Tris and Four apparently wanting to have a baby "because they believe they will die soon," and that they "make up after a huge fight," shares Fashion & Style. Another speculation is that the scene was supposed to make up for Tris' poorly depicted fear of intimacy in the first movie. "The sex scene in 'Insurgent' could be about Tris's way of conquering her fear of intimacy, which was established in Roth's book but not depicted properly in the first movie."

Woodley filmed in Atlanta, Georgia, for "Insurgent" despite the holidays, shares Celebeat.

Woodley is one of the most sought-after female actors of her age. Her success is proven by topping IMDB's annual Top 10 Stars list, which previously had Jennifer Lawrence of "Hunger Games" fame on the top spot. USA Today mentions, "Woodley ranked No. 64 on 2013's full Top 100 Stars list and shot to the top this year after appearing in 'Divergent' and 'The Fault in Our Stars,' two hits aimed at Internet-savvy audiences."

"Divergent" is to be followed by "Insurgent," coming out this year, the two-part finale, "Allegiant Part I" and "Allegiant Part 2."

However, on the possibility of a sequel for the movie "The Fault in Our Stars," Woodley turns down rumors. "For us to create a sequel, I think is unfair to all the other people who have ideas in their head about where Hazel's life goes," Classicalite quotes Woodleyin an interview with MTV.