Jennifer Aniston wants you to know this: "I'm not having triplets. Not having twins. Nor am I having one baby. I did not elope."

That's the message the Wanderlust star conveys in a new interview with GQ, also attended by costar and longtime friend Paul Rudd. And, while Aniston won't elaborate on the talk of eloping with boyfriend Justin Theroux, the 43-year-old does say that children aren't off the table; she just feels that having a baby isn't something she needs to do at this point in her life.

"I still kind of go with, if it happens, it happens. I'm calm and peaceful with whatever the plan is," Aniston says. It's not something where I'm going, I gotta have a kid!'"

That being said, it annoys her when people try to tell her she needs a husband and children to be happy. "Part of the picture-perfect life? I think that's sort of cliche, isn't it? Like, if you want to be happy, you should have the house, the husband, the kids... Kids are messy!" she says. And Rudd, 42, agrees. "Having two, I can verify this," he quips.

So where did all the pregnancy rumors come from? Aniston thinks they started after she kicked her cigarette addiction.

"Well, I recently quit smoking, and you do put on some extra pounds. It makes a difference, especially if you're not 20," she explains. "I think people maybe want me to have a kid now."

Aniston, who divorced Brad Pitt in 2005, also shares her thoughts on marriage -- although all she'll say about her relationship with Theroux is that "we got a dog." Still, Jen does have strong feelings on what it takes to make a marriage work -- and not work.

"It's a growing, literally living thing. There's going to be growing pains, there's going to be awkward moments -- your lanky phase, your pimpled phase. I think that's the beauty of a relationship," she says. "But if the road starts to (diverge) and one person is growing this way and the other is growing that way... Sometimes that can happen and you can stay together, and sometimes you can't."

As for Rudd, he seems a bit confused by all this talk of marriage and kids. "I literally thought for the last 20 minutes that we'd been talking about dog urine," he jokes at the interview's conclusion. "I'm totally turned around."

Fresh off her two Grammy Award victories, Taylor Swift premiered the music video of "Safe & Sound," her ethereal lullaby with friends and fellow Grammy winners The Civil Wars for The Hunger Games soundtrack. The video debuted live on MTV at exactly 7:54 p.m Monday night.

Unlike the 22-year-old superstar's many crossover pop-country tunes, "Safe & Sound" is rooted firmly in the folk sound of The Civil Wars -- who must have impressed viewers with their 60-second introduction of Swift at the Grammys because sales of their single "Barton Hollow" soared the following day.

The music video is sparse, following Swift -- clad in a flowing white gown -- as she ambles through a deserted landscape. Inside a cabin, The Civil Wars (Joy Williams and John Paul White) harmonize with her as White plays the guitar in front of a fireplace. The melancholy, evocative tone of the song seems to match the mood of the movie's intense story.

Watch the video below!

Of course, Swift and The Civil Wars aren't the only A-list musicians to contribute a tune to the soundtrack for the highly anticipated film. Other artists featured on the Hunger Games' album include Arcade Fire, the Decemberists, Miranda Lambert, Kid Cudi and Academy Award winner Glen Hansard (Once). Swift also appears on the soundtrack with a solo, in addition to "Safe & Sound" with The Civil Wars.

The Hunger Games hits theaters on March 23, with the soundtrack available earlier that week on March 20.

Get ready to see The Office star Ed Helms in a new light! The funnnyman plays the role of The Once-ler in the new animated film adaptation of the beloved children's book The Lorax. And in this iVillage exclusive clip, Helms offers a behind-the-scenes look at the movie (in theaters March 2) -- and explains what attracted him to the part.

"I remember reading the Dr. Seuss book The Lorax when I was much younger, and it became one of my all-time favorite books," he says. "The character of The Once-ler was always a bit of a mystery because you didn't get to see all of him in the book. And now here I am, playing The Once-ler in the new movie version of the classic story -- and it was really fun to see him in a much larger dimension."

The Artist may be a silent movie, but it made a big statement on Sunday night when it swept the British Academy Film Awards. The nostalgic French comedy walked away with seven BAFTA statuettes, including best film, best actor for Jean Dujardin and best director for Michael Hazanavicius.

"Thank you again, I'm so proud that Brad Pitt pronounced my name so well," said Hazanavicius, accepting his best director award from the Moneyball star.

Dujardin, one of the year's breakout stars, seemed shocked by his win, but managed a joke when he "quoted" fellow silent-film star Buster Keaton in his acceptance speech.

In the fiercely competitive category of best actress, Meryl Streep won over My Week with Marilyn's Michelle Williams, The Help's Viola Davis, We Need to Talk About Kevin's Tilda Swinton and The Artist's Berenice Bejo. The Iron Lady star was so excited to accept her award from Colin Firth that she tripped over herself -- literally -- and lost one of her Jimmy Choo heels! (Watch the video below.)



"Half of me is Streep and the other half is Wilkinson from Lincolnshire so I come by it honestly, this part," declared Meryl (referring to her ancestry in the English town where Margaret Thatcher was born).

Octavia Spencer, a reliable favorite this awards season, walked away with the best supporting actress BAFTA for The Help.

"The attention is overwhelming," said Spencer after the ceremony. "I like to fly under the radar and not wear so much makeup or pantyhose and shoes. So I could do with a little less attention!"

Among the other films honored on Sunday night were Rango (best animated film), The Skin I Live In (best foreign film) and Tinker Tailer Soldier Spy (outstanding British film).

While the BAFTAs honor only films released in the U.K., they have been given credit for helping smaller underdog films achieve success.

"It makes a big difference now and it helps films, particularly smaller films like We Need to Talk About Kevin," George Clooney, nominated twice this year, said on the red carpet. "If they get awards nominations they continue to make films like that."

In recent years, the BAFTAs have also been seen as a predictor of the Academy Awards, particularly in the best picture category. (Slumdog Millionaire and The King's Speech snagged both honors in 2010 and 2011, respectively). In other words, things are looking good for The Artist. By the end of this awards season, we'll all be able to pronounce Michel Hazanavicius's name!

Channing Tatum's latest love story The Vow (in theaters Feb. 10) is primed to be the year's biggest Valentine's Day movie. But the actor admits he's not exactly a huge fan of the holiday.

"I've had some post-traumatic stress disorder after Valentine's Day," the actor tells iVillage exclusively. "I broke up with two of my ex-girlfriends -- like long relationships -- on Valentine's Day. But it was healthy. It's hard to go through the day when you know that something's up. So you gotta address it."

Despite his past relationship issues, Tatum, 31, is now happily married to actress Jenna Dewan -- and he loves to plan romantic surprises for her. (Like taking her on an impromptu trip to Hawaii!)

But Tatum isn't the only one who knows how to be suave. His costar Rachel McAdams (who's currently dating actor Michael Sheen) says she's been on the receiving end of some pretty romantic gestures. "I was going backpacking by myself for the first time...I have a terrible sense of direction and I had no plans, and (my boyfriend at the time) was freaking out," the 33-year-old actress explains. "So he gave me a compass that was engraved and said, 'Never lose your way.'"

Watch our exclusive video interview to find out how Tatum would woo his wife if she lost her memory, and why McAdams thinks Valentine's Day is a lot of pressure -- "just like New Year's Eve."

When it comes to handsome actors, Safe House star Ryan Reynolds and The Vow star Channing Tatum are always near the top of the list. And this weekend, they're serving up a double dose of sexy, as both of their new films hit the big screen on Feb. 10. (Just in time for Valentine's Day!)

So which piece of eye-candy makes you drool?

At least one Twilight actor was hoping to jump from one teen-targeted movie franchise to another. Kellan Lutz wanted the role of Gale Hawthorne in The Hunger Games, but he never even got a chance to wow the producers and director Gary Ross with his acting chops.

A source tells Us Weekly that the 26-year-old actor best known for playing Emmett Cullen was "desperate" to land the pivotal role of Katniss Everdeen's best friend and potential love interest.

Unfortunately for the six-pack-sporting heartthrob, the "producers told him they didn't want anyone from Twilight." And as we all know, the role went to Aussie actor Liam Hemsworth, 22, who will share the screen with costars Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutcherson.

Instead, Lutz will star in another page-to-screen adaptation, Syrup, costarring Amber Heard, Brittany Snow and Kirstie Alley. The comedy is based on Maxx Barry's scathingly funny novel about a slacker who comes up with a new soda to market to young hipsters.

And if it's any consolation to Lutz, a Lionsgate rep told Us that the studio is fond of him. "Kellan didn't audition," a Lionsgate rep tells Us, "but we think he's talented."

The Hunger Games opens March 23.

Jason Bourne is back in the new trailer for The Bourne Legacy! Actually, scratch that -- Bourne is not back, and thus neither is Matt Damon, who played the titular super-assassin with such stoic badassery in the first three installments of the hit franchise. This time around, Bourne's legacy is inherited by a soldier named Kenneth Kitson (glad they didn't name the film The Kitson Chronicles -- just doesn't have the same ring), who's played by new action-star-on-the-rise Jeremy Renner (Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol, The Avengers). And while it's sad to have a Bourne film sans, you know, Bourne -- the teaser trailer does serve up a healthy dose of those gritty thrills, car chases and inconceivably executed sniper shots franchise fans have come to know and love. Watch the trailer below!
 

If the video has the look and feel of the first three Bourne movies, despite the fact that Damon doesn't star and Paul Greengrass didn't direct, that's because Tony Gilroy -- who wrote or co-wrote the scripts for Identity, Supremacy and Ultimatum -- both wrote and directed this one.

And while not much of the plot is revealed, one quote from Edward Norton, who plays Kitson's handler, is somewhat telling: "Jason Bourne was just the tip of the iceberg," he says. That, of course, suggests that there's a whole lot more to the superspy-creating Treadstone program than was revealed in the original trilogy. And, because other people in the trailer tell us Kitson (a.k.a. Aaron Cross -- a much cooler alias) is the most distinguished member of "the program" -- and because Renner looks just as comfortable as Damon pulverizing bad guys with his hands -- it's a safe bet that he'll be the man to uncover that underwater part of that iceberg.

Ryan Gosling can add yet another admirer to his growing list of celebrity fans: Josh Hutcherson.

While promoting his new family adventure sequel Journey 2: The Mysterious Island, Hutcherson explains why he looks up to the critically acclaimed Drive star's ability to completely immerse himself in his various roles.

"I'm a big fan," Hutcherson, 19, says in a new video interview with Elle. "I like his subtleties and how he really internalizes a lot of the emotion. And for me, that's kind of my style. So, he's definitely a big person to look up to."

Hutcherson (who next appears in the much-anticipated adaptation of The Hunger Games) not only discusses his appreciation of the Crazy, Stupid, Love actor's method-like approach to acting, but he also answers a question about his personal fashion style -- a subject he's clearly less serious about than his Gosling admiration.

"My personal style has seen so many highs and lows. Probably more lows than highs," he says with a laugh. "Now, I don't even know what I'd call my style. T-shirt and jeans style now is where I'm at. Maybe a little rock 'n' roll T-shirt and jeans."

Whether or not Hutcherson becomes a style icon, the former child star is clearly headed to a whole new level of stardom once The Hunger Games comes out March 23.

Watch Josh's video interview below

Attention, Hunger Games fans! If you're counting down the days until Katniss, Peeta and Gale's big-screen debut on March 23 (it's 43, if you're curious), then we've got a prize that will take your breath away.

iVillage is giving away a trip for two to Los Angeles to attend the world premiere of The Hunger Games on March 12! That's right: Not only will the lucky winner and guest get to see the highly anticipated film before all of their friends -- they'll also enjoy an overnight stay at the Thompson Beverly Hills Hotel and a $300 SpaFinder gift card to relax and get red-carpet ready on the big day!

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This may look like it could be a scene out of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone's new movie, The Tomb. But unfortunately for the two action stars, this is not a set photo; it's real life.

Schwarzenegger, 64, posted this candid shot via his WhoSay account and explained, "After all the action, stunts & physical abuse shooting The Expendables 2 and The Last Stand, it was time for a little tune up on my shoulder. Look who was coincidentally waiting in line behind me for his shoulder surgery. Now we're ready for another round of great times and action when we shoot The Tomb."

The former Terminator star and his pal Stallone, 65, may still have impressive physiques, but doing their own stunts at retirement age comes with downsides -- and a need for shoulder adjustments and surgery. And it looks like the twinsies pose at the hospital wasn't even planned.

Schwarzenegger and Stallone will share the screen again in The Expendables 2, which hits theaters Aug. 17, and Swedish filmmaker Mikael Hafstrom's police thriller The Tomb is currently in production with a slated 2013 release.

Watch the teaser trailer for The Expendables 2 

Is George Clooney ready for fatherhood? He seems to think so.

But that doesn't mean girlfriend Stacy Keibler should start shopping for maternity clothes. The Oscar nominee has gone on record saying that instead of having his own children, he's "looking to adopt very successful people."

Clooney joked to The Insider at the annual Academy Award Nominees Luncheon in Beverly Hills Monday that there would be definite benefits to adopting adults. The first person he thought to call his own? Shailene Woodley, his onscreen daughter in The Descendants.

"She's 20 and smart, and I figure she has a big career ahead and can support me," Clooney explained.

Plus, he already has experience pretending to be her father in the Alexander Payne film. And if that's not enough of a reason, she's already "house-trained," just like his beloved cocker spaniel Einstein.

"I've got a dog from the pound that was already house-trained, so that makes sense to me," Clooney joked.

No word yet on what Woodley thinks of her famous costar's fatherly intentions -- but in the mean time she'll surely be rooting for him on Feb. 26, when he competes against Moneyball's Brad Pitt, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy's Gary Oldman, The Artist's Jean Dujardin and A Better Life's Demian Bichir to win the Oscar for Best Actor. The 84th Annual Academy Awards air Sunday, Feb. 26 on ABC.

Rumor has it that Zac Efron might be dating a certain Snow White actress!

Nope, we're not talking about Snow White and the Huntsman star Kristen Stewart, who's still linked to Robert Pattinson. Instead, sources are buzzing that Efron has been cozying up to Taylor Lautner's ex-girlfriend, Lily Collins, who stars in the upcoming fairy-tale comedy Mirror Mirror.

The two attractive young actors were spotted getting close at dinner in Los Angeles last Saturday night. Collins, 22, and Efron, 24, arrived together at the posh LA steakhouse STK, People reports.

"They even walked in holding hands," a source tells People of the actors, who were at the restaurant to attend Efron's friend's birthday party. "They had a drink at the bar together and then joined the birthday crew on the patio."

So are the two an item? The jury is still out, considering Efron was later seen partying at the Lexington Social House, a Hollywood hotspot where he chatted with lovebirds Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth in the VIP section.

Although the Efron-Collins date remains unconfirmed, Efron has discussed his "just friends" relationship with Demi Moore and her oldest daughter Rumer Willis.

"Me and Rumer have been friends for a long time. I know Demi is going through some personal stuff right now," the actor tells Extra. "I just wish her well. I hope she's doing okay."

Whomever Efron is dating, it's clear the New Year's Eve star is quite the eligible bachelor!

Ryan Gosling really must be wonderful to work with, because he has charmed plenty of his costars (including Rachel McAdams and George Clooney). The latest to fall victim to his dashing good looks and captivating personality is Eva Mendes, who worked with Gosling on the upcoming drama The Place Beyond the Pines and has been dating him since September. As she reveals in the new issue of Marie Claire, Gosling is an absolute "dream" -- at least on the set.

"He's your dream costar," Mendes, 37, reveals in the March issue of the magazine. "I have never felt so creatively satisfied on a film. He's amazing."

Hmm... creatively satisfied, you say? What about being satisfied by Gosling in, um, other ways? "Stop, just stop," Mendes tells the reporter when asks her a follow-up question about her offscreen relationship with the 31-year-old actor. "I'm not gonna budge. I feel uncomfortable talking about it. It's too personal."

Oh well, can't blame a reporter for trying. And, although Mendes is staying tight-lipped about the couple's budding romance, things seem to have gotten pretty serious over the past few months: They went to Paris over Thanksgiving and spent New Year's Eve together -- and the two even hung out with Gosling's mom on New Year's Day.

Still, Mendes isn't ready to talk about whether she's ready for marriage or kids -- with Gosling or with anyone else. "Those are such boring topics to me," she tells Marie Claire. "I am not that girl. I don't like talking about things that I want in the future because I feel by verbalizing such things, they won't come true."

iVillage asked the actress a similar question in 2009, when Mendes was still with her boyfriend of six years George Gargurevich, and even then she said she wasn't sure if children were in her future. "To be totally honest, I just don't know," she answered. "I have a dog, Hugo, who has probably changed my life. I've had him for almost three years now, and just caring for something other than myself is very appealing to me. Yet, I certainly don't think me loving my dog means I'm ready to have kids."

Rooney Mara was all smiles at the annual Academy Awards Nominees Luncheon on Monday -- and it wasn't just because she's up for best actress this year. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo star was also grinning over the fact that her team had just won the Super Bowl.

It's not just that the actress is a Giants fan -- like half of all New Yorkers. She's part of the Mara family that actually owns the New York Giants, and she had just arrived back from Indianapolis where she was celebrating with her family.

"It was really fun," she said. "It was very exciting. It was great."

At the luncheon, Mara, 26, also explained how she got pierced in order to fully transform into Lisbeth Salander -- a role in which her very body felt like a costume.

"I pierced one nipple. I wanted to get as many of the piercings as I could. Between the piercings, tattoos, makeup, the hair and my body being smaller, it always felt like I was in costume," Mara explained. "I never really felt naked. I’m going to keep it [the piercing] for now. I don’t want to have to re-pierce that should we do the other two films."

Speaking of costumes, the well-born actress also admitted she has yet to commit to a dress for Oscar night. She did confirm however, that she "signed up for the other two" Dragon Tattoo sequels. "But I'm not sure when we're going to start doing them."

Elizabeth Banks isn't afraid to kiss and tell! In the new issue of Women's Health the star of What to Expect When You're Expecting dishes about having to teach Melissa McCarthy's husband how to kiss for the camera.

In the upcoming romantic comedy, Banks and Ben Falcone (whom most audiences will remember as the U.S. Marshal that McCarthy flirts with in Bridesmaids) play one of the many highlighted expecting couples -- but the comedic actor had no experience smooching someone other than his Oscar-nominated wife for the screen.

"I had a great costar named Ben who had never done a kissing scene before, so I had to guide him very sillily through our kissing moment," Banks said. "He had a hard time touching me, and I literally had to take his hand and like put it in inappropriate places to get him used to the idea of touching me inappropriately."

Audiences will have to wait until May 18 to see if Banks, who turns 38 this week, and Falcone have believable chemistry. But first, fans will be lining up to watch her play the stylish Effie Trinket in highly anticipated film The Hunger Games.

"Effie Trinket was a really fun role to get ready for because so much of it was about her hair and her clothes and the way she talks and walks," Banks revealed in a behind-the-scenes video. "She is a very theatrical person. I watched a lot of Auntie Mame to prepare for playing Effie."

Everyone knows that George Clooney is a notorious prankster, especially when it comes to close friends like Brad Pitt. During a recent visit to BRAVO's Inside the Actor's Studio, Clooney boasted that he has a prank planned for Pitt that "might end his career." But when Pitt taped an episode of the show last week, he told host James Lipton that he deserves it -- because Pitt pranked Clooney first!

Pitt told the audience that, while filming Ocean's 12 in Italy, he pulled a trick on Clooney that lasted a good two weeks. To set up the story, Brad explained that George loves working on a relaxed set and being friendly with everyone.

"He's fun, he's telling jokes, he keeps everyone together, and he loves that camaraderie," Pitt explained to Lipton. "He eats lunch with the crew."

So right before the cast flew to Italy, Pitt decided to mess with Clooney's dynamic.

"I sent a memo to the entire Italian crew, in Italian, that said, 'Dear Crew: We wish you a wonderful shoot. George Clooney asks that, this is a very difficult role for him. He needs to concentrate deeply,'" Pitt said, reciting the letter. "'Mr. Clooney asks that you try not to interrupt him, look him in the eye. If you do need to address Mr. Clooney, please refer to him only as (his character) 'Daniel' or 'Mr. Ocean.'"

After two weeks of the crew tiptoeing around Clooney, Pitt could tell that his friend was "becoming unnerved." When the jig was up, Pitt braced himself for payback -- which Clooney says he's got coming.

"I'm working on one right now for Brad Pitt that might end his career. I owe him. So I'm getting him," Clooney said during his own visit to The Actor's Studio. "I've been working on it for two years. I just let him sit. I'm not going to tell you what it is, but just know: I got him."

Knowing that he's a target for Clooney, Pitt says that he's already planned his next move.

"I knew that something bad was going to happen by me doing this, so I came up with a second (prank)," Pitt admits. "I thought about a pre-emptive strike, but it was so ugly -- whatever he's got, this is uglier. It's so bad, I don't even know if I can do it. (But) it's my safety."

Clooney is known for his pranks, both on set and off -- like the time he convinced his best friend Richard Kind that he had taken up painting, and gave him the most horrible painting he could find to hang above his couch. That ruse went on for two years, which proves just how patient a joker Clooney can be. We're dying to know what he and Clooney have in store for each other; we just hope they set off their traps soon, and in public!

How embarrassing for Voldemort -- it turns out the vilest villain in the world wasn't just defeated by a boy wizard, but a boy wizard who'd had a few too many Firewhiskeys.

Daniel Radcliffe -- who admitted last July that he battled alcohol addiction for a couple of years before kicking booze in 2010 -- tells the British celebrity magazine Heat that he was definitely drunk during the filming of some scenes in the Harry Potter films. But don't go comparing Dan to Charlie Sheen just yet. The 22-year-old actor insists he never imbibed on the set; he just turned up still buzzing from the previous night.

"I can honestly say I never drank at work on Harry Potter. I went into work still drunk, but I never drank at work," he tells the magazine. "I can point to many scenes where I'm just gone. Dead behind the eyes."

So how is it that no one ever caught on to the fact that young Potter's Butterbeer wasn't of the non-alcoholic variety?

"People with problems like that are very adept at hiding it," Radcliffe explains. "It was bad. I don't want to go into details but I drank a lot and it was daily -- I mean nightly."

Radcliffe, who previously referred to himself as a "very unsuccessful drinker," has since kicked the booze, and feels better for it.

"I loved the fact I suddenly could talk to people and feel so entertaining and so interesting," he tells Heat. "But after a while, you're living under such a cloud of shame about what you've done and the dread of who you might see, what you might have said to them, what you might have done with them. You either have to change something or give into that shame and I wasn't prepared to do that at 21."

Another thing Radcliffe isn't prepared to do is abuse his fame. The actor, who recently completed an acclaimed Broadway run in How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying and currently stars in the eerie thriller The Woman in Black, says he's never done "the groupie thing" (a fact that surely pleases his current girlfriend Rosie Coker).

"I like to like somebody before I sleep with them, I really do," he insists. "You know you're going to have to talk to them afterwards, even if it is a one-night stand. I have… I mean that has happened, but generally speaking I've known the person. Someone once said to me, 'You can go outside and pick from the girls at the stage door.' And I said, 'No, that's not me.' Because, to do that, you kind of have to be a dick."

Elizabeth Banks plays an expectant mom in What To Expect When You're Expecting -- but in real life, the 37-year-old actress struggled to get pregnant for years before she and producer husband Max Handelman decided to pursue gestational surrogacy instead.

In the March issue of Women's Health, Banks reveals that once she realized that having a baby is all about the birth of her child and not about the actual pregnancy, she knew surrogacy was the way to go.

"It helps that other moms had said that once they had their babies, they forgot they were ever pregnant," she says. "So once my focus became the baby and not the pregnancy, it was a very easy decision."

Banks and Handelman are now the happy parents to Felix, who was born in March 2011. But even with a newborn and two busy schedules, Banks and her hubby, who have been together for 19 years, make sure they have time for each other -- even if it is to work (they own a production company together).

"Working together provides a lot of balance in our life and it's a way for us to (see each other), because I travel so much for work," she says.

And because of that balance, Banks thinks she and Handelman have the stuff to make their relationship last.

"I have an amazing marriage, and it will be long-lasting. I think I'm a good mom," Banks says. "I could run for office, no problem, because there are no skeletons in my closet. Not that I would run for office."

Banks can currently be seen in Man on a Ledge, and stars next as Effie Trinket in The Hunger Games, out March 23.

Michael Fassbender hasn't let the fact that he got gipped by the Academy Awards bring him down! In fact, the Shame star reportedly partied so hard in London on Tuesday that he had to get a piggyback ride out of the bar.

Fassbender, 34, was photographed having one heck of a time at the afterparty for the U.K. premiere of his film A Dangerous Method: He was snapped playing the piano and dancing with costars Keira Knightley and Viggo Mortensen.

In fact, U.K. tabloid The Sun claims that Fassbender got a little bit two rowdy at the party and was asked to vacate the premises after lighting a cigarette in the bar.

"Michael was politely asked to leave... it was becoming a bit of a handful for the other guests," an attendee at the GQ-hosted party told The Sun, adding that Fassbender jovially obliged.

But GQ editor Olivia Cole -- who was also at the soiree -- was quick to debunk The Sun's story, taking to Twitter to call it "complete fiction."

"We were glad he was there and no one was asked to leave early," she tweeted. "But hey, feel free to just make it up."

While the story of why Fassbender left the party is a bit muddled, there's no disputing how the actor made his exit: in grand fashion.

Photos show a grinning Fassbender getting a piggyback ride out the door from an unidentified male (who kind of looks like Guy Ritchie). Looks like the perfect end to a fun night.