Sex Scenes with Keira a Nightmare

James McAvoy has revealed his sex scenes with Keira Knightley were a "sweaty and uncomfortable nightmare".

The 28-year-old actor felt so awkward while filming the raunchy scenes for Atonement he kept apologising to Keira when the cameras stopped rolling. James said: "It's always a nightmare filming sex scenes, isn't it? It's never easy and it's always a little bit sweaty and uncomfortable.

"When they call action, if you feel the lady's breast, it's your decision to feel the lady's breast. It's like, this is wrong. You have no parameters. "We carried on and about 10 seconds later we just said very sheepishly, 'Sorry about that'."

The Last King of Scotland star who Keira described as "the best kisser ever" was pleased director Joe Wright ordered them around during the passionate scene.

He said: "What was great about Atonement was Joe Wright was very on the ball with what he wanted, so when you were doing something it was at his behest."

James has just finished shooting Wanted, in which he plays a young man who learns that his long lost father is an assassin.

Gay Peacock tried to have Sex with Car

An aristocrat claims a peacock caused £4,000 damage to a blue Lexus car - by trying to have sex with it.

Baronet Sir Benjamin Slade has put in a claim to insurers to cover the damage to his employee's car, reports the Daily Telegraph.

He has also put up warning signs at Maunsel House, in Somerset, after the "peacock blue" Lexus was scratched and dented by the amorous bird.

The incident proves the bird is gay, according to Sir Benjamin, because peahens are brown and only males are blue.

He says the male damaged the car because it looked like "another peacock boy".

"He attacked the panels so hard that the car needs a total respray," he said.

"The insurers, Lloyd's of London, are not very happy about it. They've had claims for all sorts of things like lions biting people.

"But never have they heard of a peacock sexually attacking a car before."

He added, "I've had to ban peacock blue Lexus cars from the car park."

Sir Benjamin Slade previously attracted attention when he sent out advertisements seeking an heir for his estate so that he could live in a council house instead.