Sandra Bullock was unable to hold back her giggles as she made a suggestive comment about her Practical Magic 2 co-star Nicole Kidman while appearing on The One Show.
The American actresses have reunited for the sequel to 1998's witchy romantic comedy, with Bullock and Kidman over in London this week ahead of the film's release on 11 September.
One Show Appearance
On Thursday, the pair made an appearance on The One Show's green sofa where they were interviewed by Lauren Laverne and Angellica Bell following the London premiere earlier this week.
There, the stars got talking about returning to their Practical Magic characters, with Kidman explaining how she didn't get to play such a "whimsical" and carefree character "that often".
"See, that's how I see her in real life. I see her as that person," said Bullock, with Kidman interjecting: "I hope I'm like that in real life."
Suggestive Comment
Bullock continued: "That's what I admire most about her. She's so incredibly free, and just brave to do things where I would just go, 'No, I'm [going to] stay home. I'm good, I'm good right here where I am."
Laverne joked that there weren't enough roles that allowed actors to "pants" each other, in reference to childhood prank where a person's trousers are pulled down from behind.
Playfully shoving Bullock, Kidman said: "There's only one person that would let me pants her, and this is her."
Laughter on the Sofa
In response, the Miss Congeniality star joked: "Exactly. Any time she wants, publicly or private, do it. When I see her coming into a room, I'm like, 'My pants are going down.'"
The pair of stars then cracked up laughing, with Bullock joking that she didn't know whether her comment would translate to British viewers.
The original Practical Magic film followed the Owens sisters as they navigated love, loss and the complications of being born into a family of witches cursed in matters of the heart. This time around, Sally (Bullock) and Gillian (Kidman) find themselves facing a multi-generational curse threatening the next generation of their family.
The sequel also sees the return of Grease star Stockard Channing, who made her first red carpet appearance in two years at the premiere this week after opening up about living as a "recluse" in London.
