"I love my comedy too much to bastardize it with bad romantic comedy," she went on. Sign up for Us Weekly's free, daily newsletter and never miss breaking news or exclusive stories about your favorite celebrities, TV shows and more! And they don't generally write well for women in romantic comedies." "You can't have good comedy without drama in it. "It reminds me of the films from like the '30s and '40s where there was a landscape and a story and drama was allowed to be in there," she said. She said she refuses to call The Proposal a romantic comedy. See then-and-now photos of your favorite romantic comedy stars They should be called that other kind of film." So they shouldn't be called a romantic comedy. They are not funny, so they shouldn't be a romantic comedy and most of the time they are not romantic. The Proposal is Bullock's first romantic comedy since 2005's Miss Congeniality 2: Armed & Fabulous. See photos of Ryan Reynolds and other stars sweating it out at the gym The weirdest part is calling your mom nude on set: 'Hey, just checking in!'"
And then they got unstuck, and oddly we didn't care because we were so tired."Īdded Reynolds, "Yeah, at that point, shame is gone completely. I mean, you have things covering, but not stuck to it. There are things stuck to areas that generally you don't have things. "I'm glad it made people laugh," she said. The scene - which involves a naked run-in scene with costar Ryan Reynolds - took three days to film and over a dozen takes. See stars who have no problem showing a little skin I mean, literally when you read it on the page, you saw it, and then you realized, 'OK, there is no way to shoot this unless you are buck naked!' Then I went, 'Go to the gym, cut out the carbs!'" "Sadly, my first and last nude scene got laughs, so I had to be very secure with that," she said Sunday at the film's press junket. It also is the first time the actress, 44, had to shoot a nude scene. The Proposal (out June 19) not only marks Sandra Bullock's first romantic comedy in nearly five years.
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