You're also starring as Sheriff Jo Newman in "The Flood" next year, where you encounter hungry alligators. What's worse, sharks or alligators?

I'm not afraid of sharks in real life. Sharks are beautiful, and I love sharks. I've sw[u]m in tanks with them and seen the peacefulness of them, and really understand the beauty of sharks. On the other hand, I've not dealt with crocodiles in my life. It's interesting you say that. It's pretty ballsy. I'll still dive in the water pretty much anywhere. I think that's the Australian girl in me. 

Crocodiles, I don't know a lot about them. I didn't grow up in an environment with them. To make a movie with them where you've got a whole bunch chomping at you and running towards you — at this stage, I'll say crocodiles are scarier. I know most people may not agree, but that's just me, personally. I'll say crocodiles.

They can go in water and land, so I agree with you.

Exactly.

You also just finished "The Best Man," which comes out next year as well, and it's about a wedding that goes wrong as well. Between "Maneater" and "The Best Man," what's your advice for weddings gone wrong?

Oh my goodness. That's hysterical. Don't get married. Joking. ... These wedding movies, I didn't really think of it. The way you put it has made me sort of go, "Oh yeah, they've always been these disasters." 

Weddings tend to have a lot of drama brought to them. Once upon a time, I got married ... and to be honest with you, it was the smoothest running beautiful wedding of all time. I may make movies about disastrous weddings, but the one that I did have in my life was the most beautiful day and so smooth sailing. I don't know what my advice would be. Get a really good wedding planner.