The always-ravishing Rebecca Romijn-Stamos walked the red carpet Thursday night, for the premiere of her new movie, "Godsend," just days after her now-infamous badgering by the paparazzi.

Romijn-Stamos was the recent target of an aggressive New York photographer who verbally assaulted the star just after her split from husband John Stamos. But on Thursday, Rebecca faced the flashes and was ready to talk.

While looking around at the photographers, she told us, "I have a great relationship with most of these guys. But there's a bad egg, I don't know."

Pushy paparazzi have become a hot topic on red carpets coast to coast. At the New York premiere of "Laws of Attraction," Pierce Brosnan told "Extra" he's had to draw a line in the sand: "If they come too close to my house and my family, then I get pretty angry."

Bronson's co-star, Julianne Moore, also revealed how shutterbugs have made her shudder. "It's not the easiest, especially when you feel like you're having an epileptic fit with the lights going like that."

At Robert Redford's Sundance Institute Gala, the legend told "Extra" that he's had to make peace with the paparazzi. "They're part of the business," he explained. "We're all in this together."

Back in Los Angeles, we went on rumor control with Rebecca about her new companion -- her dog. "I wish he was my date tonight," she said. "He's a little poodle, and I'm suffering from separation anxiety as we speak."

During the premiere, Rebecca kept close to co-star Robert De Niro, who in the film plays a controversial scientist tackling the topic of human cloning. Concerning cloning, De Niro told us, "It seems like in the wrong hands it would be a really bad thing, but in the right hands maybe it could be a really good thing."

You can judge for yourself, when "Godsend" opens next week.