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"The Proposal (out June 19) not only marks Sandra Bullock&amp;apos;s first romantic comedy in nearly five years.  It also is the first time the actress, 44, had to shoot a nude scene.\r\n&amp;quot;Sadly, my first and last nude scene got laughs, so I had to be very secure with that,&amp;quot; she said Sunday at the film&amp;apos;s press junket. &amp;quot;It was all about choreography. I mean, literally when you read it on the page, you saw it, and then you realized, &amp;apos;OK, there is no way to shoot this unless you are buck naked!&amp;apos; Then I went, &amp;apos;Go to the gym, cut out the carbs!&amp;apos;&amp;quot;  \r\nSee stars who have no problem showing a little skin\r\nThe scene -- which involves a naked run-in scene with costar Ryan Reynolds -- took three days to film and over a dozen takes.  &amp;quot;I&amp;apos;m glad it made people laugh,&amp;quot; she said. &amp;quot;Shooting it was odd. There are things stuck to areas that generally you don&amp;apos;t have things [stuck to]. I mean, you have things covering [your body], but not stuck to it. And then they got unstuck, and oddly we didn&amp;apos;t care because we were so tired.&amp;quot;\r\nAdded Reynolds, &amp;quot;Yeah, at that point, shame is gone completely. The weirdest part is calling your mom nude on set: &amp;apos;Hey, just checking in!&amp;apos;&amp;quot;  \r\nSee photos of Ryan Reynolds and other stars sweating it out at the gym \r\nThe Proposal is Bullock&amp;apos;s first romantic comedy since 2005&amp;apos;s Miss Congeniality 2: Armed &amp;amp; Fabulous.  &amp;quot;I stopped doing them,&amp;quot; she said. &amp;quot;They are terrible, they are bad. They are not funny, so they shouldn&amp;apos;t be a romantic comedy and most of the time they are not romantic. So they shouldn&amp;apos;t be called a romantic comedy. They should be called that other kind of film.&amp;quot;  \r\nSee then-and-now photos of your favorite romantic comedy stars\r\nShe said she refuses to call The Proposal a romantic comedy.  &amp;quot;It reminds me of the films from like the &amp;apos;30s and &amp;apos;40s where there was a landscape and a story and drama was allowed to be in there,&amp;quot; she said. &amp;quot;You can&amp;apos;t have good comedy without drama in it. And they don&amp;apos;t generally write well for women in romantic comedies.&amp;quot;\r\nSee stars who have no problem showing a little skin\r\n&amp;quot;I love my comedy too much to bastardize it with bad romantic comedy,&amp;quot; she went on. &amp;quot;So I was like, &amp;apos;I&amp;apos;m going to find another way to work and do it in a way that I love.&amp;apos; So I&amp;apos;m not calling this a romantic comedy.&amp;quot;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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