Jennifer Garner Says She Hoped They Shot Ben Affleck's Full Frontal In 'Gone Girl' With 'Wide Lens' [SEE VIDEO]

Cast member Jennifer Garner poses at the premiere of "Draft Day" in Los Angeles, California April 7, 2014. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni

Actress Jennifer Garner has revealed that she is very proud of her husband's full frontal scene in "Gone Girl" and says she considers herself a "charitable person" for letting others have a sneak peak at his husband's private parts. Garner recently talked about the nude scenes of her husband on Ellen DeGeneres' show.

In the interview, Ellen wondered why the drama directed by David Fincher is currently a box office hit. "Maybe the reason why it is number one is," asked Ellen, before her sentence was cut off midway by Garner, according to Daily Mail. "His penis," the actress quipped with a mischievious smile on her face, according to the website.

The 42-year-old actress was at her humorous best during the entire interview with Ellen and talked openly about the manhood of her husband. She was asked if Ben Affleck was "nervous" about filming the nude scene and did they have a discussion about it at home. Garner replied that Ben briefly discussed it with her.

"Yeah it was a discussion. He came home and was like "Hey, uh at work today Fincher talked me into walking out of the shower" and I was like "Oh, cool. I hope he had on a wide lens,"' revealed Garner to Ellen as the audience was in splits, says the website. Check out the video of the interview below.

Another thing that Jennifer dismissed on Ellen's show is the rumours about her pregnancy. There was speculation in the media some time back that she is pregnant with baby number four but the actress says that her "baby bump" is always going to stay there as she has given birth to three kids and is not quite back into shape yet.

"Gone Girl" is a story about a famous writer who gets caught in the media antics when his wife, played by Rosamund Pike, goes missing. Police sees Ben Affleck's character as the person responsible for causing his wife's disappearance. The story of "Gone Girl" is based on a best-selling novel by Gillian Flynn. The movie is doing great at the box office and has earned more than $38 million in its first three days in America, according to recent media reports.