Scarlett Johansson says kissing Penelope Cruz was "the least sexy thing you can ever imagine". The blonde beauty - who locks lips with Spanish siren Penelope in Woody Allen's new movie 'Vicky Cristina Barcelona' - insists despite the hype surrounding the raunchy scene, it did not live up to her expectations.

She said: "There were about 60 crewmen sitting around eating salami sandwiches! It's really the least sexy thing you can ever imagine!"

The Oscar-winning actor - who began dating Penelope when they worked together on Woody Allen movie "Vicky Christina Barcelona" - is planning to pop the question during the couple's holiday next month.

A source close to the couple told Britain's Daily Mail newspaper: "Both Penelope and Javier are very excited about their future together. It has been rumored that Javier has already proposed - but he hasn't asked Penelope to marry him yet."

Penelope Cruz loves working with her boyfriend Javier Bardem. The 'Vanilla Sky' actress - who made her acting debut alongside Javier in 1992 movie 'Jamon, jamon' - says it was "great" to be reunited on screen for Woody Allen's new movie 'Vicky Cristina Barcelona.'

Penelope, 34, said: "It was great to work with Javier after so many years. When we worked together, we were 17 and that was the movie that was a huge opportunity for us."

Actress Scarlett Johansson is denying the rumors that she snubbed the premiere of Woody Allen's latest movie "Vicky Cristina Barcelona" because movie execs refused to cater to her diva demands.

The "Lost In Translation" star was expected to walk the red carpet at Cannes International Film Festival on Saturday, but skipped the prestigious premiere in the midst of rumors that the production's distributors, executives in the French division of Warner Bros Films, denied her excessive and extravagant hospitality requests. The executives reportedly spent weeks negotiating with the blonde beauty's representatives.

Actress Scarlett Johansson reportedly snubbed the premiere of her new film "Vicky Cristina Barcelona" at the Cannes Film Festival after movie executives refused to cater to her diva-like demands.

The "Lost In Translation" star was expected to walk the red carpet at Cannes on Saturday, but skipped the prestigious premiere in the midst of rumors that the production's distributors, executives in the French division of Warner Bros Films, denied her excessive and extravagant hospitality requests. The executives reportedly spent weeks negotiating with the blonde beauty's representatives.