Melissa Rauch and Sebastian Stan attended the premiere of their film "The Bronze" at the Sundance Film Festival on Thursday.

The premiere was held at the Eccles Center Theatre in Park City, Utah. The two lead stars were joined by their co-stars Thomas Middleditch, Gary Cole, Haley Richardson and their producer Mark Duplass.

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The Bronze tells the story of Hope Gregory, a former Olympic gymnast who took the bronze medal in a long-ago Olympic competition while suffering from an injured ankle, to become the golden child of Amherst, Ohio. Years after her win, Hope becomes a pill-snorting monster who has nothing but spite for every person she encounters. 

After the screening of the film, everyone was talking about one particular scene that some people say is enough to sell the movie and turn it into one of the best selling films of 2015.

That particular scene happens to be a sex scene that involves the characters played by Rauch and Stan, and involves some pole vaults, cartwheels, and pirouettes. 

Stan confirmed that he did not use a body double and was glad about his decision. Rauch, on the other hand, admitted to using a body double and was also glad to have done so.

"My body has never looked better and it is all because of her," she said.

Melissa and her husband Winston Rauch wrote the script for the film, and proudly spoke about what inspired them to write raunchy scene.

"As for the sex scene, we wrote what we know. It gave us a chance to show people what we do in the bedroom," they said.

No release date has been set for the film although it has been said that offers were made after the screening.

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