During a recent television interview, Jennifer Lopez revealed an unexpected choice for her best on-screen kiss.
J-Lo has appeared in numerous films over her career, many of which are romantic comedies requiring her to share intimate moments with her co-stars.
She has shared the screen with actors like George Clooney and Owen Wilson, getting close for various movie roles.
So, which on-screen kiss stands out as her favorite?
During a guest appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, Lopez was asked about her top on-screen kissing experience.
The host, Andy Cohen, listed several of her past co-stars: “We have George Clooney, Matthew McConaughey, Ralph Fiennes, Richard Gere, Owen Wilson, Josh Lucas, it goes on and on.”
“Plus movies which are in the can waiting to come out!”
Lopez promptly answered, “I’m gonna say my favorite … I just did a movie with Brett Goldstein, and I’d say he was the best kisser.”
Brett Goldstein, known for his role in Ted Lasso, stars alongside Lopez in the forthcoming romantic comedy Office Romance, which offers a storyline that is fairly self-explanatory.
Goldstein shared his feelings about the project, saying, “Every day I come to work to do a romcom with Jennifer Lopez and this incredible cast, and I expect people to jump out and tell me I’m being pranked.”
“Hasn’t happened yet, so maybe this is real?”
Although filming is in progress, there is no announced release date for Office Romance.
This revelation follows an incident where J-Lo addressed an interviewer while promoting another film, Kiss of the Spider Woman, a film adaptation of the Broadway musical.
During an appearance on the Today show, Lopez was questioned about her ex-husband, Ben Affleck’s, involvement in the film.
The interviewer began by referencing her finalized divorce from Ben during the film’s production, prompting Lopez to interject, “There you go! Look at this guy!”
The interviewer clarified his question by mentioning Affleck’s contribution to the film, which Lopez acknowledged with a laugh before complimenting her ex-husband.
“If it wasn’t for Ben, the movie wouldn’t have gotten made,” she expressed. “And I will always give him that credit.”
Although collaborating with her former partner, Lopez admitted the project helped her through a challenging personal time.
She noted, “It’s funny, the movie is about escapism. It’s about how movies and art save us in the hardest times of our lives. Doing this project was such a dream come true for me that it really got me through to kind of survive a moment that was difficult in my personal life as well.”
Lopez added, “After [filming] I took some time off and now we’re back. I’m really excited for everybody to see this film. It’s a beautiful film about love.”