Do Tell! Drew Barrymore, Sharon Stone and More Celebrities Dish on Which Costars They Enjoyed Kissing

Were things really as hot as they looked on screen? These stars share which costars they loved to smooch!

Drew Barrymore

“I love being in films with him, because I think we’re representing something bigger than, like, hot sexual chemistry,” the 50-year-old recently gushed over her “platonic” friend Adam Sandler, 59, on Watch What Happens Live. “We’re representing true admiration of another person.” That’s a lot of admiration! The pair have canoodled in three films, 1998’s The Wedding Singer, 2004’s 50 First Dates and Blended, in 2014.

Ethan Hawke

“With all due respect, the best onscreen kiss I had was Angelina Jolie,” the 54-year-old said of his costar in 2004’s Taking Lives on an episode of Watch What Happens Live. Comparing her to musical genius Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, he marveled of the pillow-lipped actress, “Angelina was born to whittle men and make them weak. When she kisses you, you don’t know your name.”

Penn Badgley

Touché! The Gossip Girl actor, 38, took a little dig at his costar and former girlfriend Blake Lively, 38, when asked about best/worst makeout seshes. “I’ll say it was her because we actually had a relationship at the time,” he said during an appearance on Watch What Happens Live in 2015, before also calling her his worst: “Maybe Blake, after we broke up.”

Sharon Stone

Maybe it is OK to meet — and make out with — your heroes! The 67-year-old was thrilled to be cast as acting legend Robert De Niro’s love interest in 1995’s Casino. “I just held him in such extraordinary high regard,” the 82-year-old told Watch What Happens Live host Andy Cohen — which made their romantic scenes hot. “Bob was far and away the best kisser,” she later said, sharing that their onscreen embraces were the “pinnacle” of her career.

Zac Efron

A true actor’s actor, the 37-year-old revealed that his favorite movie smooch came with Zendaya, 29, his costar in 2017’s The Greatest Showman — not because she’s hot, but because it made sense for the script. “At this point, for these characters, it’s so built up, the tension between them is so strong,” he explained in an interview with FilmWebTV. “And literally, just a glance between them is electric.”