Sorry, guys, it seems like Beyonce and Eva Longoria won't be starring in a lesbian movie after all. Try back again next year.

Rumors recently began circulating that the stunning ladies were planning on working together in a movie entitled "Tipping The Velvet," a love story between lesbian lovers, with Sofia Coppola as the director. However, Eva has denied the rumors of any girl-on-girl action to People magazine.

The Latin actress insists that, although she would love to make a movie with Beyonce someday, she's never even heard of the alleged flick.

In an exclusive interview with People, she said, "Stop the madness. Believe me, I would love to work with Beyonce one day. She's so talented. But this is definitely not something we are doing together. It's completely and absolutely not true."

She added, "Beyonce and I just did the L'Oreal event a couple of days ago and we were like, 'What is the deal?'" Longoria tells PEOPLE. "What makes me crazy is that there are quotes out there, quotes from me saying it's true. But in fact it's not true. And (there are) quotes of Beyonce saying it's about time we had a female 'Brokeback Mountain.' And we're like, we never said that."

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