I am not a sex symbol, "Mila Kuns"

Mila Kunis has admitted that she is slightly uncomfortable with being thought of as a sex symbol.

Kunis noted that while she is thankful to be considered appealing by moviegoers, she feels that she cannot measure up to the great Hollywood beauties of the past.

"I'm flattered, but I'm not that person," she told LA Confidential magazine. "Sophia Loren is a sex symbol. If watching TiVo and eating Pinkberry in sweatpants is sexy, then I'm your gal."

Kunis went on to explain that she is lucky to have experienced success at a very young age.

"I'm incredibly blessed," she said. "I started acting when I was 9 years old, and if you would have told me that, at 27, this is where I'd be, I wouldn't have believed it."

Her Friends with Benefits co-star Justin Timberlake poked fun at rumours that the pair are dating by gratuitously groping the actress during last night's MTV Movie Awards.

Friends with Benefits is released on July 22 in the US and on September 2 in the UK.

I don't care about awards

Mila Kunis has claimed that she does not take awards ceremonies seriously.

The Family Guy star, who this week earned an SAG Award nomination for her performance in ballet thriller Black Swan, stated that she doesn't feel the need to chase trophies.

"They're just awards," she told People. "It's not the end of the world. People need to relax."

Kunis also admitted to being overwhelmed by the mass of stars that often come out for awards shows.

"I'm not good with big groups of people - I'm just not. I love what I do. But when you put me in environments such as this, I just want to go home and put my sweat pants on."

Sex Scenes With Justin Timberlake Was Easy

Hollywood actress Mila Kunis has admitted in a recent interview that filming sex scenes with costar Justin Timberlake for the upcoming film 'Friends With Benefits' was not at all difficult because the singer turned actor was fun to be with on the sets.

In her statement to the media, Mila Kunis says that Justin Timberlake never made her feel uncomfortable when she was asked to shed her clothes in front of him to shoot the sex scenes. Rather, he always made it a point to crack jokes and keep the mood light so that Mila Kunis too gave her shots with ease.

Mila Kunis who is also part of the star cast of Hollywood movie 'Black Swan' had to shoot several bed scenes with fellow actress Natalie Portman. She was previously heard saying that stripping in front of the camera whether for an actress or an actor was rather difficult for her and she found the entire experience extremely harrowing.

Mila Kunis' dad who was at the sets of 'Black Swan' while the shooting was on had to reportedly leave the sets as he was embarrassed seeing his daughter bed Natalie Portman. However when it comes to Justin Timberlake for company, Mila Kunis seems to have changed her views completely, though we do not know what her dad has to say!

Mila Kunis' upcoming film with Justin Timberlake is in the post production stage. 'Friends With Benefits' shows the costars as friends who have sex for fun.

I almost quit acting'

Mila Kunis has admitted that she considered quitting showbusiness after That '70s Show ended.

In an interview with Nylon magazine, the actress revealed that she spent three weeks contemplating a career change as she felt overwhelmed by having been working in TV since she was 9 years old.

"I was like, 'Alright, this has been a god run, but I'm done'. I wanted to rethink my life for a minute because I didn't think acting could be a career. This is the worst industry you can put yourself in because there's no security whatsoever. I mean, none," she explained.

"The whole thing is based so much on opinion and nobody is wrong. That person can think I'm great, that person can think I suck, and they're both right. I was like, 'Can I really do this for the rest of my life?'"

She continued: "What a lot of people don't realise is that you make more money in TV than you will in film; it's a very steady salary. An obscene amount of money gets given to you for, like... what? So I was 20, and I looked at my bank account and realised that I was secure for the rest of my life. I was like, 'I'm okay. I can go do other things now'.

"I had been happy being poor, so having money made no difference to me. I know people with money say that, but it's the truth. Of course, it's a blessing to feel like you have a roof over your head and not having to worry about where your next meal is coming from. But that blessing, I realised, comes at a price."

Kunis added that she eventually realised that continuing as an actress was the only way she could be happy.

"I was contemplating whether I wanted to keep doing this or if I wanted to go and explore life. And I realised that acting is the one thing I love to do," she said.

"I asked myself, 'What else could I do that would make me happy? What else could I do where I wake up in the morning and think, 'I get to work and do something great and have fun'? I couldn't think of anything else. So I was like, 'I'm stuck doing this because I actually, truly love it'."