Julie Bowen Says She Cried in Her Trailer While Filming ‘Happy Gilmore’: ‘I Was Uncomfortable’

Julie Bowen recently opened up about her experience filming 'Happy Gilmore'

Julie Bowen, who played Virginia Venit in the 1996 film "Happy Gilmore," recently revealed that she was uncomfortable filming some of the movie's scenes. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Bowen said that she felt "uncomfortable" and "out of her element" while filming the movie.

Bowen said she was 'uncomfortable' filming the kissing scene

One of the scenes that made Bowen uncomfortable was the kissing scene between her character and Adam Sandler's character, Happy Gilmore. Bowen said that she was "not comfortable" with the scene and that she "cried in her trailer" after filming it.

Bowen also said that she felt "out of her element" while filming the movie because she was not used to doing comedy. She said that she was "not a natural comedian" and that she "struggled" with the role.

Despite her discomfort, Bowen said that she is proud of the movie and that she is grateful for the opportunity to have worked on it.

She said that she is "proud of the movie" and that she is "grateful" for the opportunity to have worked on it.

The movie was a critical and commercial success, and it helped to launch Bowen's career.

Bowen has since gone on to star in a number of successful films and television shows, including "Modern Family" and "Horrible Bosses."