In an interview with The Project's Georgie Tunny, the stars discussed the challenges they faced during their time in Sydney.

During the interview on Thursday night, both Sweeney and Powell were asked about the worst thing they encountered while in Australia. They unanimously agreed that filming underwater scenes in cold water was a major downside.

Sweeney remarked, "Actually, all of the scenes. They were freezing." Despite filming taking place in the warmer months of February and March, Powell added, "We shot all the water scenes to begin the movie, when it was freezing." It appears that the chilly temperatures made the underwater scenes quite uncomfortable for the actors.

On the other hand, the sand scenes provided contrasting conditions. Powell commented, "And then we shot all the sand scenes when it was the hottest." This suggests that the actors had to endure scorching temperatures while filming on the beach.

In a behind-the-scenes clip, viewers were treated to Sweeney's encounter with some quintessential Australian wildlife. Although both actors expressed their fondness for Australia, Powell jokingly mentioned that Sweeney had an encounter with a spider. Sweeney added, "I thought I was dying."

Despite the challenges, Sweeney and Powell shared their admiration for Australia and its film industry. Their latest movie, titled "Anyone But You," is scheduled for release in Australian cinemas on December 26.

It is evident that filming in Australia presented some unique difficulties for the American actors. From freezing water scenes to blistering heat on the sand, Sweeney and Powell truly experienced the highs and lows of shooting their movie in Sydney.

Title: American Actors Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell Overcome Challenges of Filming in Australia