Because of his real-life infatuation on Jennifer Aniston, Hollywood actor Jake Gyllenhaal claims filming 'The Good Girl' alongside her was "torture." Gyllenhaal was asked if it was "torture" to shoot love scenes with someone he liked in real life during an appearance with 'The Howard Stern Show,' according to media sources.

According to Gyllenhaal, "Oh, it was torturous, to be sure. It wasn't, however, torture. Come on, it was like a hybrid of the two." Because of the "mechanical aspect" of love scenes, he said he was able to keep his genuine feelings for Aniston disguised.

"Weirdly, love scenes are weird because there are maybe 30, 50 people watching it?" he continued. That doesn't excite my interest. It has an awfully mechanical feel about it. "You're choreographing for a camera, so it's also a dance." You may enter it, but it's like a battle scene; you must plan those situations." He went on to say that a strategically placed cushion, which was really suggested by Aniston, helped.

"The cushion technique was employed," the actor explained. In that movie, that was merely preemptive, and it was utilised almost often while in a horizontal position. Jennifer was gracious enough to propose it before we started, so I believe it was her idea. "I'm placing a cushion here," she said.

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