00:00to fall in love, but we did. Sandra Bullock, good morning. Welcome back. Thank you. It's been two
00:04years since you've been here. Has it? It has been. March, I think, 15th. The eyes of March. Are you
00:08counting? I am. It's been hard. It's been hard. The major thing that's changed since you were here
00:13last? Yes. I have now seen you naked. And I'm so sorry about that. I have seen you naked. Were you
00:20able to sleep afterwards? Why are you looking down? It's now my screen saver. Why did you look
00:25down when you said that? I was looking at my notes. Not your notes. No, no, no. They were right there. That would be this. They were right there. I didn't go like this. I went like this. I'm just saying. You're naked for most of this movie. It's a long stretch. No, I'm not. I'm not naked for most of this. Emotionally naked. Except for a, that's such an acting thing. Thank you. Except for a carefully placed, is it a washcloth? Is that what it is? It's more of a loofah. It is? Yes. It was, it was very, um, what are the loofah? Not, just very rough. No, it's a
00:55wash mitt is what it actually was. It's a loofah wash mitt is what it was. Yes. And then carefully placed left arm. Didn't you tell me one time you were never going to do that? I said I was never going to do like a sex nude scene. Oh. But for comedy, I'm okay with that. Was it all right? I mean, was it hard to do? No, it just happens, right? I'm an actor. It's not really me. It was a character doing it. It's not really me. No, it's not the most comfortable thing to do. But if you're doing it like choreography and it's funny, you sort of forget that you're flashing a crew of 300. Yeah. They have
01:25forgotten. They're still going to therapy. But I, however, was okay.
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