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Woody Allen Denies Cutting Carla Bruni's Scene
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Debunking rumors that the First Lady of France is difficult to work with in 'Midnight in Paris', the director said, 'I was delighted with her'.

AceShowbiz - Moviemaker Woody Allen has refuted reports he cut scenes featuring France's First Lady Carla Bruni from his upcoming film - insisting he's delighted with her work. The former model and singer joined Owen Wilson on the set of "Midnight in Paris" to film scenes as a tour guide back in July.

Reports surfaced earlier this month claiming Allen was unhappy with Bruni's work and had decided not to include her in the final edit. But the 74 year old has dismissed the rumors, telling reporters everything the beauty filmed has made the movie.

Speaking at the Toronto International Film Festival, he says, "This is a hundred per cent untrue. She's in the picture. Everything she shot is in the picture. I love her. She's great. It's not a big part, but it's a respectable part. Everything was totally made up."

And he also cleared up reports Bruni was difficult to work with: "She was no problem at all. I was delighted with her."

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