London, March 18: Hollywood actress Julia Roberts got into trouble while filming a lovemaking scene for her forthcoming flick ‘Duplicity’, as she just couldn’t stop laughing.
The ‘Pretty Woman’ actress and her co-actor in the flick Clive Owen, who were required to enact a naked bedroom scene, annoyed the director Tony Gilroy because they could not refrain from constant laughing.
"It was awful and awkward, we were just laughing. The director, Tony Gilroy, would yell at us then we would try to kiss without laughing and we`d fail and Tony would yell at us again. So eventually, we would get in so much trouble that we just got through it,” The Daily Star quoted Julia, as saying.
However, Julia revealed that working with Clive, who happens to be her pal, was easy because there was no inelegance between them.
"But that`s what makes it fun, to be with your pal, because you can turn that awkwardness into silliness,” she said.
ANI
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