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She told the Sydney Daily Telegraph: "I got bumps and bruises doing the love scenes because they wanted us to be kind of tumbling as we got in the bedroom.
"Roger [Michell], our director, thought it would work if we were rolling around. Awkward at first, like always, but this one had to be so mapped out because of the kind of comic moves that Patrick and I do... there was more laughing than any kind of embarrassment".
McAdams plays an aspiring news producer in the romantic comedy, which was released to US cinemas on November 10. The film also stars Harrison Ford and Diane Keaton.
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