• When Sarah Michelle Gellar performed the famous Cruel Intentions kiss scene, quite a crowd saw her.
• The 45-year-old actor of The Wolf Pack described what happened behind the scenes when she kissed Selma Blair.
• On her co-star, Gellar continued, “Her lips are so velvety.

When Sarah Michelle Gellar performed the famous Cruel Intentions kiss scene, quite a crowd saw her. The 45-year-old actor of The Wolf Pack described what happened behind the scenes when she kissed Selma Blair while filming the teen drama in Central Park on “the first day in all of New York City that year that was gorgeous and sunny.”

Where did everyone go for lunch, a walk, or other outside activities? She recalled this in a video interview with BuzzFeed UK. “Can you guess where we shot that scene? Downtown Park.

“So it was like a live performance; there were around 250 people in the crowd. But because there were so many people, it was so noisy that we had to re-record the entire scenario, including every phrase “Gellar went on.

Blair’s mother had also expressed displeasure, asking, “Did you have to use that much tongue?”

On her co-star, Gellar continued, “Her lips are so velvety. I adore Selma Blair and Cruel Intentions together.”

Gellar previously opened up about her friendship with Blair, 50, to headlines about how they had repeatedly imitated the kiss. “Really, why wait? We frequently engage in it. I adore that woman “In June, she said. “It’s quite easy to kiss her face because it’s so smooth.”

In Cruel Intentions, Gellar played manipulative Upper East Side socialite Kathryn Merteuil, who bets her stepbrother Sebastian Valmont (Ryan Phillippe) that he can’t deflower the new principal’s daughter Annette Hargrove. The story is a modern adaptation of the 1782 French novel Les Liaisons dangerousness (Reese Witherspoon).

Due to the fact that Cecile Caldwell (Blair) was seeing Kathryn’s ex, Kathryn decides it is her duty to kill the new, innocent girl.

The Buffy the Vampire Slayer actress also spoke out about being an ally to the LGBTQ community, which she said has long overlapped with her fandom and “accepts me and loves me for me.”

“It’s a community that I’ve always felt accepted and safe within, and I’m honored to be considered any part of that community, because I certainly didn’t earn my stripes,” Gellar said, adding: “I love being an ally and a friend to this community.”

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