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Do you like cinema? Do you stand in front of some scenes amazed by the performance of the actors, and because of their extreme honesty, you think that the story is realistic? Let me tell you that the magic of cinema is all about making fake things look real, and shooting a perfect scene usually takes a day or two, but it becomes more difficult during romantic intimate scenes; Firstly because there is a lot of camera crew around you, which makes the kissing scenes awkward, and secondly - and more importantly - when you have to kiss someone who you are in love with according to the story, but who you hate in reality. Through this article, we will learn together about the most important heroes who actually hated each other even though they played perfect love scenes in front of the camera.

Ryan Gosling wanted to fire Rachel McAdams from 'The Notebook'

I love the movie “The Notebook” very much, and I find it to be one of the best romantic movies I have ever seen. But did you know that the film's hero, Ryan Gosling, did not like Rachel McAdams and thought she was unsuitable for the lead role, to the point that he demanded her expulsion? But that did not happen, and he ended up falling in love with her after the movie, but their relationship did not last long, as they separated after a short period. However, it cannot be denied that their performance together in the film was perfect.

Sharon Stone vs. Billy Baldwin during the filming of Sliver

Sharon Stone was a major Hollywood star while filming this movie, while Billy Baldwin was still making his way in the world of Hollywood cinema. After filming their sexy love scenes, rumors circulated that Baldwin had made some unkind comments about Stone, making comments on her lips and even joking about her breathing. Whether it's true or not, the duo's relationship deteriorated during filming, and they hated each other.

Harrison Ford and Sean Young in Blade Runner

The romance seemed strong in this movie, but what no one knew was that Harrison Ford thought Sean Young was too young, and Young treated him like an idiot. Even though they were not really getting along, the intimate scenes between them were wonderful, which means that the film's heroes decided to deal with the situation professionally and put aside their true feelings for each other.

Kim Basinger vs. Mickey Rourke during the filming of Nine and a Half Weeks

Kim Basinger thought this film was going to be a quiet, sexy romantic drama with Mickey Rourke, but instead director Adrian Lyne made everyone on set miserable and hate each other with his mounting feelings of anxiety and tension throughout the filming, with Kim declaring that the love scenes were not only emotionally exhausting, but also extremely physically painful.

Penn Badgley and Blake Lively in Gossip Girl

When Penn Badgley was asked about his “best and worst on-screen kiss,” he gave the strangest answer, saying that both titles go to Blake Lively. Why? Because they sometimes dated and sometimes broke up, and during the filming of Gossip Girl, Blake Lively was his ex-girlfriend. Badgley believes that kissing an ex-girlfriend is not a good thing, yet the duo decided to act professionally during filming, even though it was very messy in reality.

Thandie Newton and Tom Cruise in Mission: Impossible 2

Thandie Newton thought it would be fun to work with Tom Cruise, and then came the love scenes. According to her, Tom Cruise was very distracted, and Thandi said the whole experience was terrifying, mostly because Tom handles intimate scenes the same way he handles skyscrapers and airplanes.