There are often romantic scenes in film and television scripts, but sometimes, the actor's improvisation can also produce unforgettable chemical reactions, such as some screen kisses that should not have happened, but eventually became the classic moments of the movie.
Of course, making a good movie requires actors, directors, editors, and other staff to work together.
In the movie Top Gun, Kelly McGillis plays Charlie, a female instructor, and Tom Cruise plays Navy pilot Medellin. When the male protagonist interrupts the female protagonist with a kiss, the female protagonist tells the male protagonist that she wants to hide her feelings for him. This sweet kiss sublimates the relationship between the characters, but in fact, this paragraph is not in the original script.
It should end with a conversation
The truth is that the hero and heroine are arguing about the results of the flight assessment, and Tom Cruise forgets the lines he should have said, but instead of stopping to start playing it again from the beginning, he improvises a kiss. In the end, the director prefers this to the original script.
The male and female protagonists in "Lost in Tokyo" are the former Hollywood movie star Bob played by Bill Murray and the female college student played by Scarlett Johansson, and at the end of the movie, the male protagonist bids farewell to the female protagonist with a touching kiss.
He didn't tell her
In fact, Scarlett Johansson had no idea that the male actor would be attached to kissing, after all, it was not written in the script. Bill Murray's unexpected decision to add something "stuff" made director Sophia Coppola very fond of it because she felt it would make Scarlett Johansson's reaction to the moment better.
Another Atango film, in which he played Major William Cage in Edge of Tomorrow. In the film, he is trapped in a time loop and has to go through the events of the day before his death repeatedly, and as he tries to figure out how to save the world from aliens, he meets Rita, an all-metal warrior played by Emily Blunt.
Emily Blunt solves the puzzle
The filmmakers wanted to add a kissing scene before the two characters, but they had a hard time finding a suitable scene, and Emily Blunt took up the conundrum, kissing the major played by Atango as the two characters faced life and death. Although the kiss was a surprise to everyone else, the film effect was the best.
While the seventh season of Game of Thrones disappointed many fans, there were still some clips that got the audience excited. That's the impromptu kiss scene between Asha Greyjoy and Elalia Shad (the mistress of the Red Viper).
and stunt double kiss
Although the scene was originally written as "with a slight flirtation", the situation on the set escalated and the two girls decided to go with the flow, and when they decided to kiss, the actress who played Elalia Shad had to kiss a stunt stunt stuntman as well. The final kiss scene makes the next scene more fluid.
Remember the sweet kiss of Effie Chunkot and Hemes Abernathy in The Hunger Games 2? Apparently, the kiss wasn't in the original script, it was nothing more than the result of actor Woody Harrison's crush on actress Elizabeth Banks.
The actor has a crush on his colleague
When they finished filming, Woody Harrison admitted that he had a crush on Elizabeth Banks, who was on the same crew, and he also admitted that he had done something to make his dream come true, presumably this "improvised" (premeditated) kiss scene. However, as an audience, when you see this paragraph, your heart is touched.
Do you remember the scene in Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi where Luke had to say goodbye to Leia? Actor Mark Hamill left a kiss on actress Kelly Fisher's forehead before leaving. He said it was actually a sincere gesture he had taken at the right time.
Parting kisses
The actress who plays Leia, Carrie Fisher, died of a heart attack before the film's release, much to the heart of Luke's character Mark Hamill, causing him to be unable to watch the farewell scene again.
In 2015, this "Jurassic World" was released, and the original plot did not require actor Chris Pratt and actress Blaise Dallas Howard to kiss, but in fact, this matter had long been planned, and only the actress was surprised by this.
Only she herself didn't know
On the last day of recording, the director asked Chris Pratt to kiss his partner lightly, but they didn't give the actress Howard a hint, in fact, they were planning to surprise the actress with a kiss. The kiss scene was performed in front of 200 spectators and was eventually edited into the film.
Which of the above improvised kiss scenes impressed you the most?