Photos surfaced on the Web Tuesday from the Boston set of the actress’ new movie “What’s Your Number?,” co-starring Chris Evans, which show a blond woman and a brown-haired man completely nude jumping into the Boston Harbor.

The series of photos, which appeared on U.K.’s Daily Mail and Hollywood Life, reveal the woman shedding her pink bikini as her male companion pulls off his grey shorts.

Despite the fact that photos from the same set show the actors’ faces, Faris’ spokesperson denies that the photos are of the “House Bunny” star.

“These pictures are of a body double,” she told the Daily News.

Faris’ rep said that the actress would have been on set during the nude scene to film moments where her face is visible but that she was replaced for the naked shots.

In “Number?” the 33-year-old actress plays a woman who returns to her previous relationships to determine if one of her past lovers is the one.

The romantic comedy, due out in 2011, also stars Zachary Quinto and Faris’ husband, Chris Pratt.

From New York Daily News

Director Mark Mylod will lens in May. Regency partner 20th Century Fox will distribute. Mylod’s credits include HBO series “Entourage.”

“Number” revolves around a young woman who, with the aid of her womanizing next door neighbor, decides to re-visit all her ex-boyfriends in the hopes of finding the man of her dreams.

Beau Flynn and Tripp Vinson are producing. Their previous credits include “Journey to the Center of the Earth” and “The Guardian.” They’re in post on “Red Dawn.”

“What’s Your Number?” is based on Karyn Bosnak’s tome “20 Times a Lady.” Bosnak originally adapted the book for the bigscreen; her script was rewritten by Jennifer Crittenden and Gabrielle Allan.

Before landing at Regency, the project was at New Line, then Sony.

Faris, who will exec produce “What’s Your Number?”, has two other studio projects, “Gold Diggers” at Paramount, also starring Kate Hudson, and “TMI” at Universal, in which Faris will star opposite Ryan Reynolds. She also has “Yogi Bear” in the works.

Faris’ R-rated comedy “The House Bunny” was a sleeper hit for Sony and Relativity, grossing $70.4 million at the worldwide box office in late 2008.

Evans, who played Johnny Storm in Fox’s “Fantastic Four” franchise, is in theaters next month with Warner Bros.’ actioner “The Losers.”

From Variety