Actress Allison Janney, who is nominated for the Emmy Awards for her work in “Mom” and “Masters of s^x,” has the chance to break a world record for most Primetime Emmy wins.

However, she says that she is just happy to be invited to the party.

Despite having a prosperous career in Hollywood, it hasn’t been without bumps along the way.

Janney recalled her first s^x scene in a video exclusive to PEOPLE, which was with actor Michael Lerner in the 2010 film Life During Wartime.

The scene required them to have s^x up against a wall, and the crew sprayed them with glistening stuff to make them look sweaty.

However, they were standing on a marble floor, which nobody realized.

When they began filming, Lerner pulled Janney against the wall, but his feet slipped, and he crashed onto the floor.

Janney recalls that the incident had the set laughing for almost an hour, and they almost couldn’t go back to work.

She also couldn’t stop laughing, but Lerner had to go to the hospital.

“It was terrible, but it was one of those moments I’ll never forget,” Janney says.

“It was absolutely just tragically wrong and funny.”

Janney, who has won seven Primetime Emmy Awards, hopes to break Cloris Leachman’s record for most Primetime Emmy wins.

Janney won both the outstanding supporting actress in a comedy for “Mom” and outstanding guest actress for “Masters of s^x” last year.

“I feel the pressure,” Janney says.

“But truthfully, I’m just happy to be invited to the party.”

Despite the pressure, Janney is grateful for the recognition and looks forward to attending the Emmys ceremony.

She also reveals that she doesn’t take her success for granted and still gets nervous when starting a new project.

“I’m still as nervous and excited to start a new job as I was when I started this career,” she says.

“I’m just grateful that I get to keep working.”

Janney has had a long and successful career in Hollywood, with memorable roles in “The West Wing,” “I, Tonya,” and “Juno,” among others.

She has won numerous awards, including an Academy Award, Golden Globe, and Screen Actors Guild Award.

Despite her success, Janney has had to overcome personal struggles, including addiction, loss, and mental health issues.

She hopes that by sharing her story, she can help others who may be going through similar experiences.

“I’m a work in progress, and I’m always striving to be better,” Janney says.

“I hope that by sharing my story, I can help someone else who may be struggling.”

Janney is also passionate about supporting charitable causes, including animal rights and education.

She has worked with organizations such as the Humane Society and the Children’s Defense Fund.

“I believe it’s important to use my platform to make a positive difference in the world,” she says.

“I hope to inspire others to do the same.”

Janney’s talent, perseverance, and compassion have made her one of the most respected and beloved actresses in Hollywood.

She continues to inspire audiences with her performances and her advocacy work.