<p>It is the first acting assignment for the 42-year-old, who has been a supermodel and a singer-songwriter in the past.<br /><br />Bruni, who is married to French president Nicholas Sarkozy, filmed her scenes in the comedy on a busy Parisian street near the Pantheon, People magazine reported online.<br />The Italian beauty looked stunning despite sporting a casual outfit of white blouse and jeans.<br /><br />"Carla and Woody got along incredibly well on the set. They talked constantly and laughed quite a lot between takes. Owen as well," a source told the magazine.<br /><br />Bruni shot for about five hours yesterday and had to do several takes of the same scene.<br />"They must have shot the same set up, where she walks along holding a baguette in her hand going into a supermarket around 32 times," the source added.<br /><br />She shot some more scenes last night dressed in a brown tea dress as she was led through her shots by Allen.President Sarkozy accompanied his wife and arrived on set surrounded by a heavy security.<br /><br />She is expected to shoot for one more day before joining her husband on a holiday.<br />Allen met with Bruni and Sarkozy last summer at the Elysees Palace to discuss the cameo.<br /><br />Told mainly in flashbacks, the comedy is set in the 1920s jazz-age period and also stars Oscar winners Marion Cotillard and Adrian Brody. Bruni plays the director of a Paris museum with Cotillard starring as her subordinate.<br /><br />Bruni said she decided to take up the role because it gave her a chance to work alongside the famous director."I go into everything blindly, or I'd never do anything at all. I am not an actress at all. Maybe I'll be completely hopeless, but I can't miss an opportunity like this one in my life. When I'm a grandmother, I'd like to be able to say I made a film with Woody Allen," Bruni told French TV Canal Plus in November.</p>
<p>It is the first acting assignment for the 42-year-old, who has been a supermodel and a singer-songwriter in the past.<br /><br />Bruni, who is married to French president Nicholas Sarkozy, filmed her scenes in the comedy on a busy Parisian street near the Pantheon, People magazine reported online.<br />The Italian beauty looked stunning despite sporting a casual outfit of white blouse and jeans.<br /><br />"Carla and Woody got along incredibly well on the set. They talked constantly and laughed quite a lot between takes. Owen as well," a source told the magazine.<br /><br />Bruni shot for about five hours yesterday and had to do several takes of the same scene.<br />"They must have shot the same set up, where she walks along holding a baguette in her hand going into a supermarket around 32 times," the source added.<br /><br />She shot some more scenes last night dressed in a brown tea dress as she was led through her shots by Allen.President Sarkozy accompanied his wife and arrived on set surrounded by a heavy security.<br /><br />She is expected to shoot for one more day before joining her husband on a holiday.<br />Allen met with Bruni and Sarkozy last summer at the Elysees Palace to discuss the cameo.<br /><br />Told mainly in flashbacks, the comedy is set in the 1920s jazz-age period and also stars Oscar winners Marion Cotillard and Adrian Brody. Bruni plays the director of a Paris museum with Cotillard starring as her subordinate.<br /><br />Bruni said she decided to take up the role because it gave her a chance to work alongside the famous director."I go into everything blindly, or I'd never do anything at all. I am not an actress at all. Maybe I'll be completely hopeless, but I can't miss an opportunity like this one in my life. When I'm a grandmother, I'd like to be able to say I made a film with Woody Allen," Bruni told French TV Canal Plus in November.</p>