When it comes to the most popular kisses, most people think of scenes from iconic productions. However, the list of the most famous also includes those that were not directed. Check out historical kisses.
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Brezhnev and Hoenecker like Madonna and Britney Spears. Those kisses are unforgettable
MTV Video Music Awards ceremonies are often the source of considerable scandals. The perpetrators of one of them were Madonna and Britney Spears. During their joint performance in 2003, the singers decided to exchange a spicy kiss. It is true that the queen of POP showed similar tenderness to Christina Aguilera after a while, most fans remembered the previous situation. As it turned out later, this spontaneous moment was supposed to upset Justin Timberlake. The musician broke up with Britney a year earlier.
The truly symbolic kiss, however, took place 24 years before the MTV Gala. We are talking about the iconic Leonid Brezhnev and Erich Honecker. The General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and the leader of the German Democratic Republic exchanged a juicy kiss at the celebration of the 30th anniversary of the founding of the GDR. This type of tenderness was a kind of Brezhnev’s calling card. It was this moment that hit a fragment of the Berlin Wall, and the author of the painting was the famous Russian artist Dimitry Vrublev.
Dmitri Vrubel: My God, Help Me to Survive This Deadly Love Dmitri Vrubel/commons.wikimedia.org
One of the most famous kisses also belongs to Princess Diana and Prince Charles. Unlike Brezhnev’s affection for Honeceker, it’s hard to talk about passion in the case of a couple from the royal family. The laconic peck on the hand seemed almost forced to some.
But Sleeping Beauty and Prince Philip exchanged a real love kiss. It is no wonder that this scene is one of the most iconic in Disney’s fairy tales. Their love broke the curse!
frame from the fairy tale Sleeping Beauty screen youtube.com/Rotten Tomatoes Coming Soon
Kisses from these movies have gone down in the history of cinematography. They are remembered by viewers around the world
In James Cameron’s “Titanic” there is no lack of passionate moments, the most popular frame from the film is the kiss of Jack and Rose on the prow of the unsinkable transatlantic liner. The scene is one of the most famous in the history of cinema.
Equally popular is the scene from the cult film adaptation of the novel “Gone with the Wind”. The moment in which Rhett Butler (Clark Gable) kisses Scarlett O’Hara (Vivien Leigh) was for years considered one of the most passionate in cinematography.
A scene from the movie Gone with the Wind AF Archive/Mary Evans Picture Library/East News
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