THC: Do either of you worry that any of the gags in the movie go too far? Do you even think you have to defend the comedy?

SS: Anything is possible in film now.

PC: But we're not really pushing the boundary, I don't think. American Pie pushed the envelope one way, we push it another way.

SS: I mean I have the raunchiest scene in the movie. But like for that one, I didn't want to show my bare butt and join that club of actors who shows their butt-but I thought, if I drank a beer laced with uh, stuff, in American Pie, I could definitely do this one. So we figured out a way around it.

Amy Smart & Breckin Meyer

The Harvard Crimson: Breckin, you're actually the veteran of the cast. That has to be a strange feeling.

Breckin Meyer: I feel old. I didn't realize who had done what until we started doing these press events. And now I realize that I am the veteran. But I'm still a kid in a candy store-I'm just amazed every time I get on a set. Like, "Whoa, look at this stuff." I'm still running, banging my head into walls. Enjoying myself.

THC: Well, you're the veteran of the cast but Amy's the veteran of love scenes. You've done a lot haven't you?

Amy Smart: I've had one in everything I've done. We're actually both veterans of it. Breckin's done a couple.

BM: Yeah, I made out with Ryan Phillippe in 54 and Salma Hyek also (laughs). Ryan's a good kisser. It got boring after the 30th take. Salma's a different story.

THC: It doesn't bother you that you have to take your clothes off for every role?

AS: It's a different experience every time. It's fine.