Katherine Heigl admits 'Ugly Truth' vibrating panties scene is 'revealing'
Remember that famous scene in "When Harry Met Sally" when Meg Ryan fakes a climax over lunch with Billy Crystal to prove that women can fool men convincingly.
A similar thing happens to Katherine Heigl thanks to a pair of vibrating panties worn to a business dinner in her new romantic comedy, "The Ugly Truth."
Except her character is NOT faking it.
"It was a very physical scene," she told Access Hollywood about the scene that echoes Meg Ryan's orgasm. "It has an opportunity to be very revealing in a way that I'm not sure I want the world to know what I'm like in that moment."
She insists that's not her real O-face. Or voice.
"It's very exaggerated," she said. "I'm looking for the comedy as much as possible, but I wasn't really sure where it was going to go when we started that day."
Her husband, musician Josh Kelly, was on the set during the scene. He's the only one who could really tell us if it was true to life or just acting. ...
And he's not talking. Darn it.
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hahaha, thanks for this "revealing" article!
her publicist really needs to learn how to keep her mouth shut.
The vibrating panties scene is great. It inspired me to buy a pair of them online (DeepMemories) for my fiancee. What fun!
Hello, copy editor, if there is one---would you please place a question mark on the first paragraph?
The writer isn't making a statement. She's asking a question.
"Remember that famous scene in "When Harry Met Sally" when Meg Ryan fakes a climax over lunch with Billy Crystal to prove that women can fool men convincingly."
Thank you! :)
JV
This orgasm was as good or better than the 'When Harry met Sally' movie. It was hilarious! Vibrating panties are a great idea.
The question is was she really wearing them and we they really vibrating during the scene? ;-)
Hey, Michael,
I agree that there should be a question mark at the end of the first paragraph, but it is certainly possible that the sentence is meant as a command rather than a question. We grammar-nazi's must look at all possibilities.
Hey Luke. 'nazi's' is incorrect. There is not need to have an apostrophe after the i because it is not possessive. The n should be capitalized.