Halle Berry goes for a guacamole dip in 'Film 43'

Halle Berry goes for a guacamole dip in 'Film 43'

Halle Berry never minded getting a little dirty for a movie role, and her part in tomorrow's "Film 43" is no different.

According to an article published on TMZ on Jan. 24, Berry, who won an Oscar for baring it all on camera in "Monsters Ball," had no problem dipping her bare breast into a bowl of guacamole for her latest part.

That's what director Peter Farrelly revealed to a captive "Ask Me Anything" Reddit audience on Thursday when asked who surprised him most on the set.

"I would have to say Halle Berry," said Farrelly. "I was a little nervous about meeting her because her scene is so outrageous and I was afraid she might get on the set and balk. Not only did she not, but she thought the scene was too soft, and asked us to amp it up a little."

The dip was improvised in a scene where Berry and co-star Stephen Merchant play "Truth Or Dare" on a first date. Sounds like the two hit it off.

The movie, in production for more than four years now, will be released on Friday and anticipation is high. Buzz circling the ensemble comedy film has been hot for months.

Is Halle Berry looking for another Academy Award?

If she does win in 2014, it will put a whole new spin on the phrase "Holy Guacamole!"

What do you think? Will you be going to see the movie?

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Jennifer Lawrence Spoofs Hunger Games, Disses Fellow Oscar Nominees on Saturday Night Live

Following her Golden Globes win (and acceptance speech controversy) last Sunday, Jennifer Lawrence hit Saturday Night Live this week to show off her comedy chops.

The Academy Award-nominated Silver Linings Playbook star hosted the show for the first time, kicking off the evening by letting everyone know that when it comes to the other actresses in her category there's nothing standing between her and Oscar gold this year. 

"One thing happened at the Globes that I need to clarify. During my acceptance speech, I said ‘I beat Meryl,' which is a quote from the movie The First Wives Club, but which some people took as me trash-talking Meryl Streep, which is crazy," Lawrence said in her opening monologue. "I would never trash-talk any of my fellow nominees at the Golden Globes...but the Oscars are another story."

"Jessica Chastain? 

More like Jessica ain't winning an Oscar on my watch," Lawrence went on, going on to challenge the other Best Actress nominees—Naomi Watts, Quvenzhane Wallis, and Emmanuelle Riva. "An 85-year-old French lady. Yeah, I think I can take you," Lawrence said of the Amour star.

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Prior to Lawrence's nominee diss, SNL cracked jokes on two big stories this week—the much-memed Manti Te'o controversy and Lance Armstrong's doping admission.

On a spoofed Piers Morgan Tonight, Piers Morgan (Taran Killam) interviewed a clueless Te'O (Bobby Moynihan) and an angry, unapologetic Armstrong (Jason Sudeikis).

"Am I sorry I did it? Yes...ish," Armstrong (Sudeikis) said. "P.S. No."

Jodie Foster (Kate McKinnon) also popped up into the mix after her um, interesting, Golden Globes speech, saying, "I'm just gonna put it out there, loud and proud, I am ga…me for anything. I'm officially a Les…lie Nielsen fan and I love girls. The show."

As for Lawrence's sketches for the evening, she went on to parody The Hunger Games, showing up as Katniss with Peeta (Killam) at a post-Hunger Games press conference.

Reporters were on hand to rip the duo, asking questions like, "Peeta, have you been using performance reducing drugs?" and "What kind of name is Katniss?"

"My grandmother had a severe speech impediment and we never knew if that's [the name] she had in mind," Katniss (Lawrence) replied. The Hunger Games star also went on to play an irritable Elf Queen in a spoof of the Hobbit (in which the final two films were divided into 18 other movies), a belittling waitress, and a rapping radio intern, among other things.

But, one of her best sketches came at the end of the show in "Love Letters," in which she played Madeline Cook, a woman in the civil war in love with a soldier whose penmanship wasn't as um, eloquent, as hers. While she was writing letters to her fiancé filled with romantic prose, his letters basically were focused on getting her to send him a "tit pic."

The Lumineers were on hand to fittingly perform a song from Silver Linings Playbook, "Ho Hey," as well as "Stubborn Love."

So, tell us…what did you think of Lawrence's hosting stint? Sound off in the comments.