Anne Hathaway: I Cried Daily While Shooting 'Love and Other Drugs'

"I had a bit of a roller coaster experience on this movie," she says. "I was playing a character way out of my comfort zone. All that overt sexuality is just not me."
Anne Hathaway cried every day while shooting romantic comedy-drama Love and Other Drugs.

"I had a bit of a roller coaster experience on this movie...I was playing a character way out of my comfort zone. All that overt sexuality is just not me," Hathaway -- who shot multiple sex scenes with co-star Jake Gyllenhaal -- tells Reuters.

She says the sex scenes aren't raunchy: "We didn't want to lose the film's energy in these scenes. And I think that is what resulted in the film. It's less of nudity and more of intimacy." PHOTOS: Jake and Anne at the AFI Fest.

Blake Lively to Receive CinemaCon's Breakthrough Performer of the Year Award

The "Gossip Girl" star will next be seen in theaters in "Green Lantern."
Blake Lively will receive CinemaCon's Breakthrough Performer of the Year award March 31 in Las Vegas.

CinemaCon managing director Mitch Neuhauser said, "Blake recently captivated audiences and critics around the world with her stunning turn in The Town, and Green Lantern is one of the most anticipated films of the year. We are thrilled to honor such a wonderful young talent."

Lively's screen and television credits include The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants movies, The Private Lives of Pippa Lee, Accepted and Gossip Girl. She's in production on the comedy Hick, with Chloe Moretz and Eddie Redmayne.