Rob Lowe gets candid about his best on-screen kiss as other major stars dish on their worst

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Bashian, L. (2026, October 25). Rob Lowe gets candid about his best on-screen kiss as other major stars dish on their worst. Fox News. https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/rob-lowe-candid-best-on-screen-kiss-major-stars-dish-worst

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Rob Lowe praised Nastassja Kinski as his best on-screen kissing partner while promoting "The Hotel New Hampshire." Sharon Stone named Robert De Niro her best kisser, citing the chemistry during their scene in "Chicago." Sylvester Stallone recalled his kiss with Talia Shire from "Rocky" as unpleasant due to her illness at the time. Nicole Kidman mentioned that bad breath is a dealbreaker for her when it comes to on-screen kisses. The article focuses on celebrities discussing their favorite and least favorite kissing scenes in movies.
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In a recent SiriusXM interview, Sharon Stone named Robert De Niro as the best kisser she ever shared a screen with, referring to their 1995 film "Casino." She described the scene where her character seduces De Niro's by getting him to pay for her bathroom visit, and said it left her impressed. When director Martin Scorsese suggested they redo the kiss, Stone and De Niro agreed enthusiastically. Meanwhile, Rob Lowe praised Nastassja Kinski as his best on-screen kissing partner from their work together in "The Hotel New Hampshire," though he admitted to being very nervous during the scenes with her due to her beauty.

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🔮 The kiss was enjoyed by both her and De Niro, with Stone telling Andy Cohen that when director, Martin Scorsese, asked if they wanted to film the scene again, "We both looked at him and went, 'Yeah, I think maybe we need one more.'" Sylvester Stallone
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During an interview on SiriusXM’s "Radio Andy" in April, the actress called Robert De Niro, "the best kisser in the business," and said the kiss they shared while filming the 1995 movie, "Chicago," "really just knocked me out." "We did this scene where I have to go to the bathroom, and because I play this hustler, I get him to give me money to go," Stone explained.
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🔮 The kiss was enjoyed by both her and De Niro, with Stone telling Andy Cohen that when director, Martin Scorsese, asked if they wanted to film the scene again, "We both looked at him and went, 'Yeah, I think maybe we need one more.'" Sylvester Stallone

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Celebrities are getting real about their best and worst on-screen smooches. asserted
Celebrities → get → smooches
Rob Lowe recently praised one of his former co-stars as the best on-screen kiss of his career, while Nicole Kidman previously roasted one of her former screen partners as her worst. asserted
Kidman → praise → worst
Whether it was the circumstances surrounding the shoot, the chemistry between the actors or a co-star's choices at lunch, these star's share what can make or break a romantic scene for them. asserted
what → surround → them
Here are some stars who have disclosed their best and worst on-screen kisses. asserted
who → disclose → kisses
Rob Lowe dished on the actress he considers to be his best on-screen kiss. asserted
he → dish → screen
During a recent appearance on "Watch What Happens Live," the "The Outsiders" star told host Andy Cohen while playing "Plead the Fifth" that his best kiss was with co-star, Nastassja Kinski, while filming "The Hotel New Hampshire." "Have a look at her," he said when asked what made her the best. asserted
her → watch → her
"At that moment in time, she was probably the most beautiful woman I’d certainly ever seen." asserted
I → see → time
While she was his favorite co-star to kiss, he also mentioned he felt "very, very scared" to kiss her. asserted
he → kiss → her
Sharon Stone has only one co-star in mind when it comes to her best kiss. asserted
it → have → kiss
During an interview on SiriusXM’s "Radio Andy" in April, the actress called Robert De Niro, "the best kisser in the business," and said the kiss they shared while filming the 1995 movie, "Chicago," "really just knocked me out." "We did this scene where I have to go to the bathroom, and because I play this hustler, I get him to give me money to go," Stone explained. asserted
Stone → call → money
"He gives me this money and I look at him like, ‘Really? asserted
I → give → him
I think a little more than $50 for the bathroom.' asserted
I → think → bathroom
And he … reaches in, and he gives me, like, $100, and then I lean over, and I kiss him." asserted
I → reach → him
The kiss was enjoyed by both her and De Niro, with Stone telling Andy Cohen that when director, Martin Scorsese, asked if they wanted to film the scene again, "We both looked at him and went, 'Yeah, I think maybe we need one more.'" Sylvester Stallone asserted
we → enjoy → one
Although fans love the kiss between Rocky Balboa and Adrian in "Rocky," Sylvester Stallone doesn't have fond memories from filming the scene. asserted
Stallone → love → scene
In a recent interview with Page Six Hollywood, Stallone referred to his kiss with actress Talia Shire as "the kiss from hell," but it was no fault of the actress. asserted
it → refer → actress
"Then I go in to kiss her — pull the hat off, the glasses — and… her nose is running. asserted
nose → go → hat
Badly," he said. asserted
he → say → ?
"So we go in for the kiss and she goes [bad coughing noise]. asserted
she → go → noise
And I go, ‘Oh my God!’And I have to keep moving forward. asserted
I → go → ?
So I knew exactly as soon as I kissed her that within an hour I had the flu." asserted
I → know → flu
He then recalled that shortly after filming the romantic scene, he found himself in bed with a runny nose. asserted
himself → recall → nose
Nicole Kidman did not hold back when it came to describing her worst on-screen kiss. asserted
it → hold → kiss
During an appearance on the "Las Culturistas" podcast in March, the "Practical Magic" star revealed she "cannot stand bad breath," calling it a "dealbreaker" for her when it comes to men. asserted
it → reveal → men
She noted, "You want me to lean in? asserted
me → note → ?
She then called out her former "Big Little Lies" co-star, Alexander Skarsgard, for eating a falafel shortly before they were going to film a romantic scene. asserted
they → call → scene
I'm meant to be kissing you and into you. asserted
I → mean → you
Because the bad breath does not turn me on,'" she recalled. asserted
she → turn → me
"I said, 'No more falafel. asserted
I → say → falafel
Not before you kiss. asserted
you → kiss → ?
Not before you make love. asserted
you → make → love
" Kate Hudson Kate Hudson has been very honest about how she feels about her on-screen kisses with many of her former co-star's. asserted
she → feel → star
While playing Vanity Fair’s Lie Detector Test with her "The Glass Onion" co-star, Janelle Monáe, Hudson was asked to compare her on-screen kisses with two former co-stars; Billy Crudup and Matthew McConaughey. asserted
Hudson → play → stars
"I think Billy is a gentler kisser," she said. asserted
she → think → ?
I wouldn’t say better. asserted
I → say → ?
It’s a more sophisticated version of a kiss... asserted
It → ’ → kiss
It’s like theater, Stanislavski, and like Longhorns. asserted
It → ’ → Longhorns
" Hudson was then asked about her kiss with Dane Cook she quickly replied, "No. asserted
she → ask → Cook
She starred with him in 2008’s "My Best Friend’s Girl." asserted
She → star → Girl
She previously told Gwyneth Paltrow during an appearance on her "Goop" podcast in October 2020 that her kiss with McConaughey in "Fool's Gold" was one of her worst. asserted
kiss → tell → worst
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