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No no never! I'm not a prophet but I say there's nothing to see in this movie. ;-)

Yeah, seriously. She'd never do that for a RomCom, not unless tehre is a chance she'd win an Oscar for her 'brave' performance.

Surely no-one actually believes that Jennifer aniston is going to show her own, actual breasts in this movie? I mean, the wording of this statement pretty clearly expresses the unlikelihood of this. "it was something that had to be worked out before she even signed her contract"...this says nothing that would lead me to believe that she has agreed to go fully topless. In fact it just sounds like she knew about the topless scene beforehand, and wouldn't sign on until it had been cut and/or edited to her satisfaction. This scenario is not unlikely given her track record in films: The Good Girl : dude's arm covers everything (also shot half in the dark) Marley and Me : dark and too fast to make anything out The Break-up : nothing of any significant interest shown (even the butt shot was at a distance and heavily blurred) For all these films, sensational claims were made about her nudity, in order to build hype. Here we go again. Aniston is perfectly happy to use hype about her nudity to increase the numbers who go to her films, but she will never deliver the goods, ever. I mean for goodness' sake, in "THE BOUNTY HUNTER" even her CHARACTER refused to flash a young guy who asked to see her boobs in lieue of her paying for her rickshaw ride, seeing as she had left her wallet in the hotel. It would not surprise me one bit if Aniston herself had the script changed so her character didn't do it, and instead stole the poor young guy's rickshaw. Aniston is a prude, pure and simple. But what I REALLY don't understand is...when actresses know about nude scenes in advance, and they are not prepared to do them, why do they still apply for the role? I mean, if you saw a job advertisement saying "shelf-stacker wanted", would you apply for the job, and then go into an interview in a supermarket and say that you wanted the job but you weren't prepared to put things on shelves? Or that you would take the job only if other people put things on shelves for you? (body doubles) It's not like there aren't enough fully-clothed roles out there for an actress like jennifer aniston. Why apply for a role, when you know it requires something that you're not prepared to do? What we really need is film directors and producers who are prepared to stand their ground when casting their roles. "You're not prepared to go nude for this role? Then we can't use you. Next!"