In the dramatic and hilarious film, Crazy, Stupid Love, strait-laced law student, Hannah (Emma Stone) meets ultimate playboy, Jacob (Ryan Gosling) during a night out with her girlfriends. After a few overt passes at Hannah, she is disgusted with him while her friends soak up every word coming out of his mouth.
I n the following days, Hannah realizes her current boyfriend has no plans to continue a serious relationship with her and for the idealistic Lawyer, this is all the permission she needs to make an impulsive decision.
Star Wars: The Last Jedi
In Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Luke (Mark Hamill) has just moments to say his last goodbye to his sister Leia (Carrie Fisher).
Before he walks away, Luke plants a tender kiss on Leia’s forehead. Hamill revealed that the kiss was not a part of the original script but that it was a genuine action on his part.
Luke and Leia
This kiss was weighty for Star Wars fans because not only was Luke saying goodbye to Leia forever, but actor Mark Hamill was essentially saying goodbye to a character he had known for years.
The scene affected Hamill so much because Fisher died before the film was released. He could no longer watch the scene because of the emotions it made him relive.
ER
The audience may never know if a surprising, on-screen moment was in the script or if the actor just chose to follow their character. Either way, if done correctly, these moments can totally shock even the most intuitive viewer.
On the medical drama ER, the romantic tension between Dr. Doug Ross (George Clooney) and Nurse Carol Hathaway (Juliana Margulies) left viewers on the edge of their seats during the show.
Dr. Doug Ross and Nurse Carol Hathaway
However, Clooney left the series, leaving dismayed ER fans to think their relationship was over. A few seasons later, Margulies also decided to move on from ER but, as a treat for the fans, the writers finally had Dr. Ross give that long-awaited kiss to Nurse Hathaway.
Viewers were shocked as they thought there would never be another romantic moment between the two.
Lost in Translation
In Lost in Translation, fading movie star, Bob Harris (Bill Murray) and young college graduate, Charlotte (Scarlett Johansson) begin an unusual friendship in Tokyo, Japan.
When Bob says farewell to Charlotte at the end of the film, he plants an (unscripted) kiss right on Charlotte’s lips!
Bob and Charlotte
Johansson confessed she was completely surprised by Murray’s kiss, but her reaction to the unforeseen moment is what created so much authenticity in the scene.
As an avant-garde actor, Murray decided to take the creative liberty with his character and director Sofia Coppola approved of it in the end.
The Office
The Office is beloved by many viewers and is known for its unscripted moments, but the kiss between Oscar Martinez (Oscar Nuñez) and Michael Scott (Steve Carell) was particularly shocking.
When Michael finds out that Oscar is gay in season three, he does everything to prove that he is not homophobic.
Michael and Oscar
In a daring act to convey his solidarity, Michael plants a kiss on Oscar‘s lips, obviously going too far. Nuñez admitted that, in the script, the characters were only supposed to hug but Carell decided to infuse a little more comedy into the scene by adding the kiss.
When Nuñez realized where Carell was taking the scene, he did his best to go along with it and the hilariously awkward scene speaks for itself!
Edge of Tomorrow
In Edge of Tomorrow, Major William Cage (Tom Cruise) is caught in a devastating time loop that sends him back to the day before he died in battle again and again.
While trying to escape from the time loop and simultaneously save humankind from an alien attack, Cage pursues the help of Special Forces fighter Rita Vrataski (Emily Blunt).
Cage and Rita
Because of the intense, action storyline, the filmmakers struggled to find a moment where a romantic scene between the two was appropriate. Emily Blunt, however, truly acted as the leading lady and took the initiative to kiss Tom Cruise during an unexpected scene.
Though it was not planned, it added greatly to the storyline, showing that Blunt was right to follow her instincts.
Orange Is the New Black
The highly acclaimed series Orange Is the New Black follows Piper Chapman (Taylor Schilling) as she ends up in jail alongside her ex-girlfriend, Alex (Laura Prepon).
The show’s flashbacks reveal that the two women were romantically involved and how Piper finds herself in jail because of Alex’s criminal activities.
Piper and Alex
Though a reunion was expected at some point, it did not seem like there would be any rekindling of romance, given the muddy history between the two women. But to the astonishment of viewers, Piper and Alex share a kiss in the prison’s chapel.
This scene was what viewers were hoping for but it was still totally shocking as the broken history between the two characters made it seemingly impossible for them to reconcile.
The X-Files
The ‘90s hit sci-fi show, The X-Files follows FBI agents Fox (David Duchovny) and Scully (Gillian Anderson) as they explore unexplained, supernatural events.
Fans were hoping this duo would finally fall for each other, but the show’s creator did not want a conventional romance for the characters.
Fox and Scully
That’s why the kiss between Fox and Scully in season seven, blindsided X-Files fans. While in an alternate universe, Fox and Scully finally share a passionate kiss, making fans' dreams come true.
Although the two wouldn’t make their relationship official for years, the surprise of the first kiss kept the romantic tension (and the fan’s interest) alive.
American Hustle
American Hustle is a glamorous portrayal of the life of con artist Irving Rosenfeld (Christian Bale), his partner Richie DiMaso (Bradley Cooper), mistress Sydney Prosser (Amy Adams), and his wife Rosalyn Rosenfeld (Jennifer Lawrence).
The plot is centered on Rosenfield’s con-man career and relationship with his wife and mistress, but Sydney and Rosalyn have a rather intense scene of their own.
Sydney and Rosalyn
While in the bathroom arguing, Rosenfeld grabs Prosser, kisses her, and breaks away with a maniacal laugh.
Adams conceived the idea for the kiss, but it was Lawrence’s interpretation of the action that conveyed all of the edginess between the two women.
New Girl
New Girl was a major hit with viewers for its brilliant, comedic writing as the characters were as hilarious as the situations they found themselves in.
The actors were free to improvise on the show. That turned out well for the characters of Nick (Jake Johnson) and Schmidt (Max Greenfield) who found themselves in a well-timed lip-lock.
Nick and Schmidt
In season one, when Schmidt finds out that Nick has a health scare, he grabs Nick and plants a “Godfather style” kiss on his lips. Though the character of Schmidt is known for his over-the-top, dramatic personality, Greenfield admitted that this move went a little too far for Johnson.
However, as the actors have worked together for so long, Johnson grew accustomed to Greenfield’s improvisational techniques!
Gilmore Girls
Much of Gilmore girls is centered around the relationship struggles (romantic or family) of the mother/daughter duo, Rory (Alexis Bledel) and Lorelai (Lauren Graham).
Fans waited season after season for the romantic tension between Lorelai and Luke (Scott Patterson) to finally be broken.
Luke and Lorelai
Although they seemed to be the best of friends towards the beginning of the series, the feelings between the characters grew and, after many start-and-stop moments in their relationship, fans were left wondering if they would seal the deal.
At the end of season four, it finally happened! Lorelai and Luke shared a long-overdue kiss at an unexpected moment as Luke tells Lorelai to stop talking as he takes her in his arms. For diehard Gilmore Girls fans, this will always be a favorite moment.
Jurassic World
In the beloved Jurassic Park franchise, Jurassic World features a sweet smooch between velociraptor trainer Owen Grady (Chris Pratt) and Claire Dearing (Bryce Dallas Howard).
The two characters have a rocky past, but gradually begin to resurrect their romance. The kiss was not to be found in the script, but it wasn’t a surprise to anyone except Howard.
Owen and Claire
On the last day of filming, the director pulled Pratt aside and suggested that he kiss Howard in the final take of that scene. In order to get the best reaction, the director didn’t warn Howard about the kiss.
The surprise kiss (which happened to be in front of 200 people on set) was a smart move by the director as it landed in the final cut and was a great moment for the audience.
Teen Wolf
MTV series Teen Wolf focuses on a small town where high schoolers encounter supernatural events. The nerdy and socially awkward character of the show, Stiles Stilinski (Dylan O’Brien) is smitten with one of his peers, the beautiful Lydia Martin (Holland Roden).
However, Stiles would have almost missed his chance at romance if he hadn’t gotten over his shyness.
Stiles and Lydia
Towards the beginning of the series, Stiles innocently kisses Martin on the cheek in a rather intuitive manner. Lucky for him, it made it into the episode.
The decision put Stile’s character in a new light. Given the response from fans, the showrunners then decided to work in a full-blown love story for the two characters in the series.
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2
At the end of the Mockingjay Part Two (the final film in The Hunger Games series), Effie Trinket (Elizabeth Banks) and Haymitch Abernathy (Woody Harrelson) share a sweet kiss on the cheek and then on the lips!
Later it was revealed that a kiss was never a part of the scene but was, rather genuine gesture on Harrelson’s part.
Effie and Haymitch
Harrelson confessed that he had a crush on Elizabeth Banks and may have used this scene as an opportunity to make his personal dreams come true.
While one actor may have been a little more invested in the romantic moment than the other, both made it work for the sake of the scene.
Top Gun
In Top Gun, one of Tom Cruise’s classic films, Charlie (Kelly McGillis) confesses her love to Maverick(Cruise). Mid confession, Charlie adds how she doesn’t want anyone else to know how she feels about him.
Before she can even finish her sentence, Maverick goes ahead and turns up the much-needed electricity to the scene by adding a passionate kiss.
Maverick and Charlie
It was entirely unscripted and was actually a result of Tom Cruise forgetting his lines. Deciding that actions speak louder than words, the actor felt it was the right move.
The scene was supposed to end with the conversation between Charlie and Maverick, but after feeling that something was missing, the director included the improvised kiss in the final cut because it vastly improved the scene.
Stranger Things
Viewers fell for the new cult classic, Stranger Things. In season two, fans were introduced to a new teen love story between Max (Sadie Sink) and Lucas (Caleb McLaughlin). Many episodes later, the two teens finally work up the courage to admit how they really feel about one another. This materializes in a tender, coming-of-age kiss.
But behind this special moment was a lot of anxiety for the young actors. The kiss was not written in the original script but was in fact, added during a take by the show's creators.
Max and Lucas
Sink, being the brave, young actress that she was, still went through with the kiss. Despite Sink’s professional attitude and her admission that she did not feel forced into the kiss, the show’s creators were still heavily criticized for adding this moment to the scene.
Fans felt that the minors were coaxed into the romantic scene. It seemed misplaced and inappropriate. While the actress maintained she was game, people, rightly so, were concerned.
Game of Thrones
Boasting one of the most intense fanbases of any show, Games of Thrones is full of violence, dramatic love scenes, and major plot twists.
In the seventh season of the series, there is an unexpected kiss between Yara Greyjoy (Gemma Whelan) and Ellaria Sand (Indira Varma.)
Yara and Ellaria
With all the ongoing flirting, fans may have had an inkling as to what was coming next. Clearly the actors read the room right because the kiss couldn't have been more satisfying.
Later it came out later that the kiss was improvised by Whelan and Varma. When the director decided the kiss was a keeper, Varma also had to kiss Whelan’s stunt double in the later scenes for the sake of continuity!
Room With a View
Nothing beats a love story, at the beginning of the 20th century in the English Countryside. The Oscar-winning movie "A Room With a View" holds the innocents of that period when even one small kiss could hold an entire scene.
Periodic Edwardian movies of this sort don't need much to evoke those romantic vibes. The famous "Kiss in the Fields" scene has more to what the eye could see.
Lucy Honeychurch and George Emerson
Helena Bonham Carter, who played the magnificent role of Lucy Honeychurch, is swept away by the charms of George Emerson, played by Julian Sands. The known and loved "Kissing Scene" wasn't planned.
The young 18-year-old Bonham Carter was so anxious to bring the role she played to perfection. She was more bothered about not falling off her high heels when reaching Julian Sands through the fields than kissing him without laughing.
Love Actually
Love Actually follows multiple romantic storylines that take the audience through all the ups and downs of different relationships. Some of the moments are beautiful and fulfilling others are absolutely shattering.
One of the scenes that viewers will best remember is when Mark (Andrew Lincoln) admits his love for his best friend’s wife, Juliet (Keira Knightley.)
Mark and Juliet
Mark arrives at the house of his best friend and confesses his feelings through cue cards he wrote out for her. Juliet takes in the scene with a smile, Mark walks off, but Juliet finds him and, to his delighted surprise, goes in for a kiss.
While the entire sequence seems designed to be something sweet and innocent, this unexpected kiss more likely left the audience with a feeling of betrayal.
Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones
A central love story to the Star Wars Plot, Anakin and Padme's relationship is important, especially for the prequels. In the attack of the Clones, these two characters abandon their responsibilities in order to be with each other. When you're watching them, however, you can't quite believe what's happening.
The romantic feelings between Anakin and Padme are incredibly hard to watch, making it feel like these actors are actually doing the impossible by being just near one another. Hayden Christensen and Natalie Portman simply have zero chemistry on screen.
Anakin and Padme
Their body language and dialogue is strained making the romantic scenes terribly cringeworthy. It's actually rather hard to spot what drew Padme to Anakin in the first place.
While this was very much part of the script, this kiss was still surprising to watch.
The Mummy
In need of more unwanted romances? Try Jenny and Nick in The Mummy starring Tom Cruise (Nick) and Annabelle Wallis (Jenny). These two shared zero on-screen chemistry. Their intimate scenes pretty much ruin the film. The whole thing feels forced, making it incredibly cringeworthy.
Unfortunately Hollywood had to go for their typical manufactured romances. They should have dropped the whole thing.
Jenny and Nick
Fans also felt that their large age gap contributed to their unsuccessful partnering. Wallis seemed uncomfortable with the whole thing.
They should have just kept it at the witty banter.
Clueless
In Clueless, spoiled Beverly Hills teen, Cher (Alicia Silverstone) and her ex-stepbrother, Josh (Paul Rudd) always saw each other through the stepsibling lens. There was constant nagging, snappy comebacks, and incessant, petty arguments.
Cher had always seen herself with a certain type of guy but, towards the middle of the film, she begins to see Josh in a new light.
Josh and Cher
After the two begin to see more of the positive qualities in each other, mutual affection begins to grow. In the last few moments of the film, after the two have become good friends, they sit talking on the stairwell of Cher’s Beverly Hills mansion.
As Josh finally asks Cher if she cares for him, she playfully taps him on the shoulder as Josh makes his move and kisses her. Cher looks at him, stunned as a smile appears on her face. While Cher did not see the kiss coming, the audience certainly did!
Crazy, Stupid Love
In the dramatic and hilarious film, Crazy, Stupid Love, strait-laced law student, Hannah (Emma Stone) meets ultimate playboy, Jacob (Ryan Gosling) during a night out with her girlfriends. After a few overt passes at Hannah, she is disgusted with him while her friends soak up every word coming out of his mouth.
I n the following days, Hannah realizes her current boyfriend has no plans to continue a serious relationship with her and for the idealistic Lawyer, this is all the permission she needs to make an impulsive decision.
Hannah and Jacob
After breaking up with her boyfriend, Hannah returns to where she and her friends encountered Jacob. Upon finding him, she walks up to him and plants an unforgettably aggressive kiss on him.
11-10- The kiss was certainly a refreshing moment for the audience to see such a conservative character throw caution to the wind!
Parks and Recreation
Parks and Recreation is known for its off-the-wall humor and wacky characters but there is also a little romance within all of that comedy.
The chemistry between Leslie (Amy Poehler) and Ben (Adam Scott) slowly simmers throughout the first few seasons until, at last, in season three, Ben makes a move.
Leslie and Ben
After a completely platonic exchange, Ben takes Leslie’s face in his arms and kisses her. Initially, at that moment Leslie is surprised, but then she instantly kisses Ben back. And so their relationship begins.
The love story that formed for Leslie and Ben afterward became one of the most beloved by Parks and Recreation fans.
To All the Boys I’ve Ever Loved Before
In this newly beloved Netflix rom-com, hopeless romantic Lara Jean (Lana Condor) has written love letters to, well, all the boys she’s ever loved, only to discover that her younger sister has delivered them!
Positively mortified, Lara Jean does her best to navigate a day at her high school as each boy comes forward to ask her about the letter that is addressed to him.
Lara and Peter
As one of the boys approaches her, in a moment of panic, Lara Jean grabs one of the unsuspecting jocks (Peter, played by Noah Centineo) and quite literally, kisses him down to the ground. Hoping she has thrown off her crush, Lara Jean quickly moves past the moment, but Peter is now hooked by curiosity.
Happily, for Lara Jean, the staged romance eventually leads her and Peter to a well-written love story in the end.
The Good Wife
ER was not the first time actress Julia Margulies was involved in a surprise kiss. In the show The Good Wife, Alicia Florrick (Margulies) begins working for a former lover, Will Garnder (Josh Charles), from her law school days.
Viewers detected something might happen between the two, but they didn’t exactly know when.
Alicia and Will
After two full years on the show, it seemed that the potential romance had long passed and fans abandoned any hope of the two ex-lovers reuniting.
Turns out they were fooled! In the season two finale, Florrick and Gardner finally had their fiery moment, in an elevator! All that waiting ultimately satisfied the love-hungry fans.
Cheers
In the first season of Cheers, Sam (Ted Danson) and Diane (Shelley Long) start off with a messy dynamic, frequently fighting with each other.
Still, underneath all the bickering, something was cooking between them and fans ate up every moment.
Sam and Diane
At the end of season one, Sam and Diane are in another typical heated argument, this time, seemingly to the point of no reconciliation. Until things take a turn.
Suddenly the two suddenly share a passionate kiss, immediately turning the scene on its head. This was really a shocking moment for fans and an excellent payoff.
The Breakfast Club
If you grew up in the eighties or nineties, this one is for you. The Breakfast Club is one of the famous movies of that era, leaving behind it a trail of wisdom and realization. This movie was indeed one of a kind.
Like many teen movies of those days, a sticky love story had to be sewed in the plot, and for Clair and Bender, it was defiantly a surprising one.
Clair and Bender
A kiss scene can be surprising in many ways. It can happen unexpectedly between two actors while on set, and it can also be surprising for the views, when the last thing you think of, are characters who just don't get along and then end up falling in love. This is exactly what happened to Clair (Molly Ringwald) and Bender ( Judd Nelson).
Throughout the movie, Bender insults and bullies Clair and this makes us wonder, why did she fall for him and ended up kissing him? What did we miss? (Yes, yes, we know, the whole bad boy thing. We still don't buy it).
Frasier
The relationship between Niles (David Hyde Pierce) and Daphne (Jane Leeves) in Frasier was an amusing side addition to the show.
While Niles was quick to fall very hard for the light-hearted housekeeper in only the third episode of the entire series, it took time for mutual feelings to be developed.
Niles and Daphne
Amidst his troubled marriage, Niles barely hides his feelings for Daphne. At least initially, she pretends to be indifferent, not revealing any of her own feelings. Finally, all the way into season seven, Nile’s brother Frasier confesses all of Niles’ feelings to Daphne.
The confession, coupled with Daphne’s consideration of Nile’s feelings towards her, leads to a passionate kiss that took seven seasons to happen. Needless to say, fans were thrilled.
Gigli
While Gigli stars the glorious 2000s' "Bennifer," (Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck) the film is still considered to be a pretty awful form start to finish. The creators attempt to weave a kitschy love story in the midst of this gory and violent mess was weird, to say the least.
The story mostly revolves around a tough mobster who kidnaps a mentally challenged kid. Cue the romance.
Larry Gigli and Ricki
Lopez and Affleck's impromptu kiss clearly did something. Unfortunately just not for any of the viewers. While the two fell in love over their intimate scenes, their chemistry somehow did not transcend the screen.
At least it resulted in a two year highly publicized romance. This was prime gossip mag material from 2002 to 2004.
Passengers
In Passengers, Chris Pratt plays Jim, a mechanical engineer who supposedly wakes up in the middle of 240-year sleep on a spaceship. After discovering he has another 90 years to go until he lands in his new home, he kills time hanging solo.
That is until encounters the exquisite Aurora (Jennifer Lawrence) who seems to be riding along with him, asleep. Morally conflicted about waking her up and stealing her new life from her before it begins, he ultimately caves and wakes poor Aurora up.
Jim and Aurora
To the viewer, it puts the whole romantic relationship on a bad footing, to begin with. Essentially Jim robs Auruoroa of the life she could have had, had she just continued on sleeping safely in her pod.
Ultimately, what more could she do? He's the only guy there, so a relationship seems reasonable
Riverdale
Riverdale is a TV show, telling the tale of teen life with all its ups and downs. The show has diverse characters all based on the Archie Comics series.
And as all teen TV shows, Riverdale is full of scandals, love and hate stories, and of course, that's what we are here for ....kisses.
Kevin and Archie
In this one, Casey Cott and KJ Apa are the stars. Casey Cott played Kevin Keller on Riverdale, who played the first gay guy on the show. It was scripted, that on one occasion, Cott was supposed to go down to the audience, and kiss someone on the cheek.
Everything went according to plan, however, when it was time for the second take, KJ Apa (who enjoyed the cheek peck), turned his head and the innocent peck turned into an unplanned kiss on the lips.
Person of Interest
This science-fiction crime drama has delivered numerous hours of pure entertainment. It managed to grasp millions of views and is one of the fastest-growing dramas on T.V.
The 3rd season of this magnificent show left viewers astonished as no one expected the departure of one of the main characters. Now, if that wasn't enough, the grand finale of this episode came as a huge surprise.
Taraji P. Henson and Jim Caviezel
This scene shuffled the cards for "Person of Intrest." Taraji P. Henson decided to leave the show, and the viewers had to say goodby to their beloved character, Joss Carter. The final scene of P.Henson alongside her co-star Jim Caviezel was one no one will ever forget.
Jim Caviezel realized it was time to say goodby. He ended the last scene of the 3rd season kissing Taraji P. Henson and shocking those who didn't see this coming. The ending of this episode was the bitter-sweetest ending the show could provide.
The Last Song
Based on the 2009 novel, which carries the same title, 'The Last Song" is about teen controversies, summer romances, and a small American town on the shore. Liam Hemsworth and Miley Cyrus star in this movie, showing us what true love is all about.
There is no need to dig into Liam Hemsworth and Miley Cyrus's romance stories. They have both been publicized on numerous occasions, but many people don't know that 'The Last Song" is where it all began.
Liam Hemsworth and Miley Cyrus
On one of the first shooting days, Liam Hemsworth and Miley Cyrus didn't plan to kiss while strolling down the beach. This was not part of the original script and came as a surprise.
This was the first time Hemsworth and Cyrus worked together. The director unexpectedly asked them to kiss halfway through the scene, and that's exactly what they did. Both admit that starting their relationship that way turned out to be the best way to start, as they had no time to get agitated or nervous over kissing.
The Amazing Spider-Man
Directed by Marc Webb and produced by Avi Arad and Matt Tolmach, "The Amazing Spider-Man-2" brings to life Marvel's Spiderman. Its transfers the king of comics into a reachable human being.
The creators of this movie managed to incorporate a romantic love story into this legendary all-time favorite child hero.
Peter and Gwen
Peter Parker (Andrew Garfield) and Gwen Stacey (Emma Stone) were true lovers when the movie was shot. They were cast for the movie, knowing that their true feelings could be projected and uplift romantic scenes.
Garfield, at the time, was feeling "Girlfriend Sick," so he spontaneously grabbed his girl during the graduation scene and showed her how much he really loved her with a kiss.
Independence Day
This 1996 widescreen picture brings together Will Smith, Jeff Goldblum, and many others in this science fiction action movie that turned out to be a huge success.
Most viewers don't recall the kiss episode, and it will be challenging to spot, no matter how many times they watch the movie. Apparently, it was added only to the blue-ray extended edition.
David Levinson and Marty Gilbert
Out of the blue, totally unexpected ( and surly unscripted), David (Goldblum) is kissed by Marty (Harvey Fierstein).
No one knows why, no one knows when, but in the extended edition, it appears.
The Persuaders
One of the most known actors on this show was Roger Moore, who played Lord Brett Sinclair and Valerie Therese Leon, better known for her roles in "The Italian Job (1969) and in the James Bond movie "Never Say Never Again."
"The Persuaders" is a 1971 production. It tells the story of two men who team up together to solve issues that no ells manage to figure out.
Roger Moore and Valerie Leon
Roger Moore had a few appearances alongside glamorous Valerie Therese Leon. In one of the episodes of "The Persuaders," Moore elegantly kisses Leon. Now, who wouldn't want to be kissed by Mr.Moore?
Leon admitted that Moore laid on her an unscripted kiss that she thoroughly enjoyed. She stated that she just closed her eyes and flowed with the moment. The production decided to keep it in (unsurprisingly).
Friends
There is really no need to introduce this show. It has provided us with hours of every life scene that we have all gone through. We can all easily relate and see ourselves in one of the characters on the show.
An obsessive Monika, hilarious Phebe, or loveable Rachel; whoever you choose to be -you will be adored, however, there is one couple that stood out more than the rest. They are in our eyes, the stars of the show.
Ross and Rachel
Ok, we know Ross and Rachel are fictional characters, but they have been part of our lives for so many years, that we really don't care. As far as we are concerned and we have a feeling that you feel the same way, Ross and Rachel will always be, one of the most famous couples in the world. Their relationship has known its ups and downs.
Ross had a controlling issue (and a not realizing when they were on a break issue), and Rachel throughout the entire series was not sure if Ross is the man for her. In the last episode of the show, Rachel surprisingly gives up on her lifetime dream, falls back into Ross's arms, and finalizes it with a sweet-sour kiss. If you ask us, huge mistake.
Parenthood
When a T.V show covers matters that anyone can relate to, it's a guarantor for success. "Parenthood" is about day-to-day issues. About parents, lovers, kids and how not...kisses.
In the 2015 season of this comedy-drama T.V series, Joel (Sam Jaeger) and Julia (Erika Christensen) give the viewers a wonderful ending to a wonderful episode.
Joel and Julia
Joel and Julia have provided hours of pure entertainment. Their relationship on the show was anything but boring, and they shared their most emotional moments with us.
One scene of the two in an ice-skating ring was supposed to end with them holding hands. Instead, Sam Jaeger thought that ending the scene with a kiss would be better. He kissed Erika ( unexpectedly), and the episode ended perfectly.
Woo
Categories this as an unscripted kiss that didn't make it onto the big screen. In 1998, the American comedy movie "Woo" came out, directed by Daisy Mayer, and stared Jada Pinkett Smith and Tommy Davidson.
Unfortunately, the film didn't do very well and perceived some negative critics.
Tim Jackson and Darlene Barnes
Tommy Davidson, who played Tim, tried to make things a little more interesting by kissing Jada Pinkett Smith (Darlene) during the movie shooting. Jada took a few steps back as she wasn't very impressed by Tommy's surprising move.
This unscripted kiss ended up annoying a few other people besides Jada Pinkett Smith. Let's put it this way, Mr. Will Smith wasn't very pleased.
Carefree
This is a 1938 classic featuring the everlasting Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. In "Carefree," the Rogers-Astaire duo is united on screen after a short break of performing together.
Fred and Ginger had numerous scenes together through the 1930s and 1940s of the past century; however, a real kiss between the two was never seen.
Fred and Ginger
"Carefree" is the film where the couple finally has a long and lavishing kiss. Until then, the only kisses seen between the two were simple pecks.
The so-called "Carefree Kiss" was unscripted and unplanned, and it defiantly gave the movie a sweet flavor that remained for years.