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10 Movies Where Actors Proved To Be Utmost In Love Each Other For Real

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10 Movies Where Actors Proved To Be Utmost In Love Each Other For Real

This wasn’t just a pretense, right?

Actors are often shoved into romantic scenes, but most at times, the acting is almost perfectly good. Going by the time-taking filming schedules, it’s somewhat shocking that actors end up falling in love with films and TV sets. Just when Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck acted genuinely in love in the 2003 movie Gigli, the real-life chemistry was longed for, so it happened. The same story was for Johnny Depp and Amber Heard when they both acted in the Rum Diary.

However, it isn’t surprising that many actors fall in love with each other on movie sets. When they are cast in a project, and because they’ve natural chemistry with someone but pretend to be in love with them, it’s pretty easy for that to ignite a spark. Compiled below is a list of 10 examples where two co-stars proved to be madly in love with each other as they shared the screen. After taking a scroll, you will not agree any less that chemistries were at utmost sincerity.

The Amazing Spider-Man (2012).

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Andrew Garfield, a charming Spidey, was trapped in a web of enchantment with the actress and on-screen girlfriend Emma Stone. At the moment, the duo is still very much in a relationship. 

Step Up (2006).

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Step Up was a movie seen by many over and over again. Apart from the dances, one other reason why most people love the movie is the charming eyes of Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan. It turned out, the actors are now married and raising a little daughter. 

Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005).

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In the movie, Mr. & Mrs. Smith, our favorite couple Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie got people at the edge of their seats. The romance eventually resulted in twelve years of marriage and three biological children, including adopted ones. 

The Rum Diary (2010).

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The Rum Diary was loved by millions of women worldwide. It had the character Johnny Deep falling in love with Blonde Amber Heard. After the movie, the bachelor eventually proposed to the actress, while on the other hand, Vanessa Paradis waited in vain for Johnny’s proposal after a 14-Year relationship.

Gigli (2003).

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In this movie, Ricki (a killer and a man-hater), played by Jennifer Lopez, went wild for a charismatic guy named Larry, played by Ben Affleck. Upon meeting, Ricki’s life sparkled with new colors, and indeed, it’s safe to say that the duo established a romantic relationship during the filming. 

Alfie (2004).

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The ladies’ man Jude Law never had trouble playing the Casanova. It was effortless for him to shoot the love scenes with Sienna Miller. The movie did experience a whirlwind romance that developed amid shooting, and soon enough, it snowballed on-screen.

The Apartment (L’appartment 1996).

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Amid filming, emotions awakened between the Italian Monica Bellucci and French actor Vincent Cassel, who was recognized as an incorrigible womanizer. For several years, the movie was one of the most beautiful in the world of cinematography. 

Days Of Thunder (1990).

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This movie featured Nicole Kidman when she had a full head of stunning red curls. It was this time she also met with Tom Cruise. The on-screen duo romance quickly turned into a real one, and at a point, the actors were one of Hollywood’s brightest pair. 

Cruel Intentions (1999).

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The true definition of love chemistry happened between actors Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe during Cruel Intentions. You indeed might have argued the pair were in love for real.

Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008).

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Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem played an unusual married couple in this movie. The characters overflowed with passion, their emotional fireworks resulted in a whirlwind romance, and Yes, they evolved into a strong marriage. 

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