Jennifer Aniston has insisted that going topless in her latest movie Wanderlust didn't faze her.
The actress revealed that much stranger things happened while filming the movie on location in Clarkesville, Georgia.
According to The Sun, she said: "You do get nervous when there's a day where it's, 'Oops, I'm naked'. I wouldn't go topless for a cause, going to such an extreme to make a difference. But we've been among these people in this environment for almost two months.
"The topless scene was nothing compared to what happened in the two months prior. There was an actor naked the whole time getting his touch-ups [make-up] and everybody else just having a normal conversation."
In Wanderlust, Aniston and Paul Rudd play an unemployed Manhattan couple who move to the country and end up living in a free love commune.
Speaking of shooting the movie, Aniston said: "There was a real community feeling. We were in the middle of nowhere and we were all a hop, skip and a jump from each other, peppered around this lake. The farthest people were 20 minutes away. After work we had dinner together and we spent the weekends together."
Aniston also confessed that she would love to move to the country since she felt a sense of anonymity while filming in Clarkesville.
"It was the greatest experience because I felt like I gained my anonymity back. I was like, 'God, I'm so paranoid and pent up'. You realise how paranoid and guarded and non-trusting. There was a sigh of relief to be able to walk around like a normal person and feel like I've got my anonymity back.”
Watch the trailer for Wanderlust - released in cinemas on March 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oz7xMY1AbbI
