Henry Cavill once walked hotel lobby 'naked'

'Man of Steel' and 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice' star Henry Cavill once found himself locked out of his room and completely naked after he mistook the door for his bathroom, reports the Xpose.

 

The 32-year-old actor woke in the night needing the bathroom but got confused with the layout of his suite, opened the wrong door and ended up in the corridor.

 

Recalling the incident, which happened when he had flown to Los Angeles to meet 'Man of Steel' director Zack Snyder for the first time, he said: ''I had landed in LA, dropped my bags off at the hotel, met my agent for dinner and a drink and then went to bed.

 

''I passed out a bit jetlagged and I woke up to the sound of my door closing in my hotel room. Of course, I then realized that I was on the outside of my door-- and I had no clothes on.''

 

However, at that point, Henry was more concerned about his need for the bathroom than being naked in public.

 

He continued to talk show host Seth Meyers: ''Being naked in the hallway is a pretty big problem, but I needed to pee and I was desperately thinking, 'Where am I going to pee?'

 

''Naked and peeing in a hotel hallway is pretty bad. I was looking up and down the hallway and I was checking out pot plants of all sorts...I thought, 'Do I pee in there? What if someone catches me? That's pretty bad.'

 

''I remembered there being a fire escape, and so I ran up this fire escape, because I knew there was a pool area on top and a tennis court. I thought, 'Maybe there's a bathroom up there.' ''

 

Finding the tennis court closed off and lacking in facilities, the hunky star resorted to desperate measures.

 

He confessed: ''I just peed off the top of the hotel. I felt like a little boy again. Then it dawned on me that I hadn't quite solved the problem because I was locked outside my hotel room naked--and on the roof now.''

 

The 'Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice' star was forced to walk naked into the hotel lobby to seek assistance in getting back into his room, but he has learned his lesson from the incident.

 

He joked: ''I now put chairs up against the doors of every hotel I sleep in.''