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Highlights

• Bryan Cranston got unwell after kissing Julia Louis-Dreyfus on Seinfeld, however he concept it was value it.
• Matt Damon and Scarlett Johansson had an sudden further kissing scene in We Bought a Zoo, causing embarrassment for each actors.
• Both Damon and Johansson confronted their own fears all the way through the making of the movie, with Damon having difficulties with snakes and Johansson being petrified of birds and cockroaches.

Kissing scenes in film or television can be very difficult. Take Bryan Cranston on Seinfeld, he kissed Julia Louis-Dreyfus who was under the climate. Cranston revealed "it was worth it," regardless of the incontrovertible fact that he additionally were given sick.

As for Matt Damon and Scarlett Johansson in We Bought a Zoo, there was a other type of complication. The duo concept their kissing scene was finished, but Cameron Crowe had other concepts. This would consequence in embarassement from each Damon and Johansson. We'll disclose why that was the case, and the other struggles the two faced all through the movie.

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Matt Damon's Kiss With Scarlett Johansson Wasn't As Pleasant Given That Both Actors Weren't Aware That An Extra Kissing Scene Was Being Shot

The Cameron Crowe comedy/drama proved to be a reasonable success back in 2011, bringing in $120 million at the box place of business. Reviews for the film have been combined.

During an interview along Emily Blunt with LADBible, Damon discussed his experience kissing Scarlett Johansson in the movie. A surprise to a number of enthusiasts, it was precisely what everyone expected, but that was all due to a certain circumstance. According to Damon, the initial scene was nice. However, issues took a flip once they had been advised to reshoot the scene after having lunch. Johansson in particular was extraordinarily nervous for the reason that she at a sandwitch with onions within.

Damon recollects the expereince, I had to kiss Scarlett [Johansson] -- needed to kiss. Can you consider how horrible that was for me? But we did.," he tells Emily Blunt.

"It was hell, adequate? What took place was we did a shot prior to lunch, and it was like this nice little two-shot that ended in the kiss. And it was in reality good. And we went to lunch, and he or she and I each concept it was over. She ate like an onion sandwich for lunch. And she got here in and [We Bought a Zoo director] Cameron Crowe had set the digicam up, and it was like a tight shot of the kiss. And she is going, 'Oh shit.' She goes, 'I actually just had like an onion sandwich. I believed we did this.'"

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Quite the experience for the two A-list actors. However, it seems like both stars had other struggles during the making of the film.

Scarlett Johansson Revealed Shooting We Bought A Zoo Was Difficult To Shoot Because Of A Certain Fear

Back in 2011, Scarlett Johansson discussed her fear of birds alongside Vulture. This proved to be just one of Johansson's fesrs during the film. She also admitted to being afraid of cockroaches, and would not to do a scene with them in the film.

Johansson revealed, "I’m only scared of birds. Something about wings and beaks and the flapping. I’m terrified of them. That still hasn’t long past away. If they’d asked me to place a chook on my shoulder I would’ve executed it, however it could’ve been hard. Cockroaches. I will not stand cockroaches. That’s something I completely couldn’t do. But that’s not in reality an animal, is it? It’s an insect. … Actually, my uncle is frightened of birds, as neatly, so it runs in the circle of relatives."

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Looking back at the film, Johansson wasn't the only star that had to face her fears. The same held true for Matt Damon, who had fears of his own when it came to certain animals in the film.

Matt Damon Had Difficulties Of His Own Shooting We Bought A Zoo

Matt Damon does not like snakes... The actor admitted co-star Scarlett Johansson didn't have a problem with them, but he certainly did. Although the actor adopted his natural instincts in We Bought a Zoo, filming with snakes was not his favorite a part of the challenge.

He tells Today, "I was not excited to be operating with the snakes," he admitted. "I've by no means been a snake man, and (co-star Scarlett Johansson) was utterly cool with it. The 2nd she sensed some trepidation she was like wrapping them round her and placing them on the children and the youngsters had been guffawing at me so I had to more or less guy up."

For Matt Damon, the ultimate goal was making the film a serious version, and not "cheesy."

"Yeah, the oversaccharine version ... or more or less cheesy," said Damon. "Which is to say more of like the TV film version of the factor would had been a film that I wouldn't have wanted to in point of fact spend my time doing because it is not the kind of film I need to see."

Damon got his wish and shared great chemistry with Johansson in the project.

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