Sandra Bullock jokingly said there's 'no port-a-potties in a jungle' after sharing that a stomach bug swept 'The Lost City' set

• Sandra Bullock spoke about filming "The Lost City" with Entertainment Weekly.
• Bullock, 57, said the cast got sick from "some parasite" while filming in the Dominican Republic.

Sandra Bullock said the cast and crew of "The Lost City" suffered a stomach illness while filming in the Dominican Republic.

During Entertainment Weekly's Around the Table, the mother-of-two shared details about filming the new movie alongside Channing Tatum and Daniel Radcliffe.

"We were in the middle of a pandemic. We were scared. We then had an epidemic of some parasite," Bullock, 57, told the outlet. "There was dehydration IVs, almost losing our first AD, jellyfish, boat to boat transfers. No port-a-potties in a jungle."

Bullock explained that cast and crew members had to find ways to get through the workday with no available bathroom.

"You held it. Or you just didn't drink any liquids, so you didn't have to use a bathroom, and then you had an IV at the end of the day," she said, EW reported.

Representatives for Paramount Pictures and Bullock did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.

Ahead of the film's premiere, Bullock told Insider's Libby Torres in March that Tatum improvised lines during the film, but they had to be cut because she was laughing so hard.

"The directors had Channing ad-lib lines to us, and none of his lines were used because I was laughing so hard," she said. "He's crazy funny."