Isla Fisher got the "ick" when a man she was interested in chased his dog.

The 50-year-old actress - who divorced Sacha Baron Cohen in 2025 - had been attracted to an unnamed guy but when his pet ran away while they were out together, she was quickly turned off by his "cartoon" way of pursuit.

Speaking on Overheard's Happy Hour with her Spa Weekend co-stars Leslie Mann, Anna Faris, and Michelle Buteau, she said: "I have a dating ick that happened recently.

"I liked somebody. His dog ran away and he chased his dog, but instead of, like, chasing upright [with his chest], he ran low with his hands outstretched. Like a cartoon.

"The ick was growing and growing and by the time he caught the dog, he had lost the p****."

Anna then decided she was keen to try out the stance and left the table before racing back in, hunched over with her arms outstretched.

As her co-stars screamed and cheered, the Scary Movie star proudly said: "I got the part."

Isla quipped: "Why am I in love."

The Wedding Crashers star also revealed her bizarre dream for after her death.

She said: "I want to be eaten by my cat when I'm dead, and then there could be some sort of crime show, like, who did this to her body?"

Isla - who has three children with Sacha - recently admitted she is enjoying the freedoms of being single.

In another joint interview with her Spa Weekend co-stars, Anna told People magazine: "We're at a time in our lives where there isn't room for nurturing female friendships. There's no time.

But Isla said: "I mean, speak for yourself. I'm divorced, so all I do is see friends!"

The Australian actress also revealed that she's found a great work-life balance in recent times.

She shared: "I feel really grateful to be working. I feel really grateful to be a woman of my age in the business. And I'm really happy to be in a movie like this."

Isla has also credited her female friends for helping her find strength in the wake of her divorce.

She told E! News: "I would say that my friendships, my female friendships, have really been instrumental to me discovering or recovering that strength. And so I'm incredibly grateful."