Sarah Michelle Gellar has no complaints about having to kiss Selma Blair in “Cruel Intentions.” In fact, she finds that her friend has traits that made the experience rather enjoyable. “She has a very smooth, very easy face to kiss,” Gellar told People in a June 1 report. Gellar also addressed the recent recreation of the iconic kiss in the “Taste So Good” music released by Cann and Weedmaps on May 31 to kick off Pride Month. In Gellar’s eyes, they nailed it. “Complete with spit. Because that’s the key to it, you’ve got to get the spit. That’s the hardest part,” she joked.
This isn’t the first time Gellar praises her friend’s kissing abilities. “Selma’s a great kisser,” Gellar told Us Weekly in February 2021. “I mean, I’ll tell you, it’s just soft [lips]. She smells great.” In fact, the “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” alum went so far as to say she liked the experience better than kissing men on-screen. “Kissing a girl on camera is way better because when you kiss a guy, all your makeup rubs off and then in between you have to get these touch-ups,” she added.
Gellar and Blair aren’t afraid to recreate the steamy scene. In December 2020, they did just that — with a glass between them, though. It was a safety measure taken during the COVID-19 pandemic, they joked in the clip filmed for the MTV Awards, during which the kiss was honored.
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