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7 Times Celebrities Say "Nah" To Kiss Their Co-Stars

An actor's job description often includes making out with other cast members. There's optimism that this won't be a significant deal, but for half the people on our list, kissing came with some serious consequences. We apologize in advance if Jennifer Aniston, Jennifer Lawrence, and Angelina Jolie criticize their on-screen kissing skills too personally from their co-stars.
Even male actors like Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, and Johnny Depp have had scenes in which their co-stars made it clear that they didn't want to go too close. To prepare for his kiss with Jolie, Depp had to down a bottle of Listerine.

1. Alyson Hannigan & Jason Segel

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Hannigan made it obvious that she and Segel needed to change their approach to the kissing scene when they first met. She refused to act out romantic sequences with me while I was still smoking. Because of that, I was helpless. To that end, Segel explained in an old interview that he "quit the day we started working" and hasn't lit up since.

2. Alec Baldwin & Jennifer Aniston

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You certainly wouldn't be alone if you considered Rachel Green the most stunning female sitcom star ever. You'll be relieved that it's not LeBlanc or Schwimmer who has been critical of Aniston's kissing but Alec Baldwin. Briefly, Aniston and Baldwin were intimate on the set of 30 Rock, but Baldwin later described the experience like this: It hurt so much, I feel sorry for every male who has ever had to make out with her on screen.

3. Kirsten Dunst & Brad Pitt

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But, in all honesty, if Kirsten Dunst had the chance to kiss Brad Pitt again now that she was older, she could have a very different perspective. She was only 11 when she starred in the film Interview with a Vampire, where she was allowed to kiss the much older Brad Pitt. Everyone at the time was like, "You are so lucky you kissed Brad Pitt," but I found it repulsive. It wasn't until I was 16 before I kissed anyone besides my mother. Dunst admitted, "I was a late bloomer," when asked about his reaction to the kiss.

4. Pattinson

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Even though there was a large age difference, Robert Pattinson and Reese Witherspoon were cast together as lovers in Water for Elephants. It could have been embarrassing, but Pattinson was dead set on killing it during the makeout sequence, even though he felt quite awful.
In an interview, Reese said, "My nose is running all over the place, and it was in one of the additional photography shots,, and Reese had this wig on, and literally, I was wiping my nose on her wig." "Pattinson remarked. Surprisingly, Witherspoon also recalled what she had said about that day on set in a previous interview "The fact that he had a bloody nose was not appealing or comfortable.

5. Hemsworth & Lawrence

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Hemsworth made a point to criticize her foul breath as he discussed their sexual encounter. On the surface, it appeared to be a beautiful picture, but every time I had to kiss Jennifer, I felt rather awkward. One of my closest confidantes is she. I have feelings for her. But whenever we had a scene where we were kissing, she would deliberately eat something repulsive, like garlic or tuna.

6. Depp

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One of the funniest instances features two of the biggest stars in the world: Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie. This list has no shortage of variation when it comes to celebs. Depp and Jolie played lovers in The Tourist. However, it was alleged that Jolie had a problem with Depp's bad breath which made him always carry breath mints, even when they went out to dinner with Pitt and Jolie.

7. Thandie Newton & Tom Cruise

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Thandie Newton has been on Westworld and Mission Impossible 2 with Tom Cruise. Tom is known for thorough preparation on set, so you can imagine he worked hard to kiss Thandie. When asked to describe the kiss, Newton responded, "It felt awkward." "Wet and disgusting, kissing Tom Cruise. I'd go home moaning about how hot it was and how often we did it."
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