Comedian Dane Cook has responded to Jessica Alba's branding of their new movie Good Luck Chuck "porn."

In the February issue of magazine Elle, the actress claimed the 2007 comedy differed from its original screenplay, comparing the finished product to a pornographic movie.

But Cook, 35, has defended the project, insisting the final script was completely unchanged from the version handed to Alba before she signed up.


He tells MTV, "First of all, we all read the script. We did what we read. I guess to that I would say, she's watching some really silly-ass porn.

"We all cared about the project, Dan (Fogler, co-star), Jessica and myself. Not a day went by that we weren't in communication with each other and having a blast.

"And then you walk away from it. And when it's done, it's up to a lot of other people to complete it. You may not always care for the final results. It's just the facts."

Despite his remarks, the actor still holds the Sin City star in high esteem, blaming her ill-considered criticism of the film on media exaggeration: "I haven't spoken to her about whatever she may have said. And who knows, that might be one little piece of a lot of things she said. Personally, I think she's incredible."

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