Famous Kisses on Valentine’s Day

On this Valentines Day, give your partner a special kiss and model it on some of the world’s famous kisses.

Here are some of our favourites.

On Screen Kisses That Didn’t happen

What more is there to say about Scarlett and Rhett’s almost-kiss in “Gone with the Wind”. “You need kissing badly” Clark Gable tells Vivien Leigh.

From Here To Eternity Burt Lancaster Deborah Kerr

The kiss that was cut from the film because it was too risqué. Deborah Kerr tells Burt Lancaster in this scene: “I never knew it could be like this. Nobody ever kissed me the way you do.”

Historic Kisses

The Kiss Between A Soldier And A Nurse Celebrating The End Of World War Ii

This photo of the End of Word War II being celebrated emphatically by a soldier and a nurse travelled the world.

Barack And Michelle Obama Kiss Election Night

The Obama’s kissing during his inauguration.

Soviet Leader Leonid Brezhnev And East German President Erich Honecker Share A Socialist Fraternal Kiss

The Socialist “Fraternal Kiss” between the leader of the Soviet Union, Leonid Brezhnev, and the leader of East Germany, Erich Honeker.

First Royal Kisses

Princess Diana Prince Charles Kiss

In 1981, the newlywed Charles and Diana, started the tradition of the balcony kiss. Sadly it turned sour in the end.

Prince William And Kate Middletons First Public Kiss As A Married Couple

Will and Kate’s kiss captivated the word: Fairy tales do exit, even if the flower girl might not be impressed.

Artistic Kisses

Gustav Klimt The Kiss Painting

Gustav Klimt famously depicted this loving kiss around 1908 of embracing couple surrounded by regal gold robes, … most sensual.

Auguste Rodin The Kiss

In 1182 Auguste Rodin depicts this embrace between an Italian noblewoman and her husband’s younger brother. Sadly, both were killed by the husband.

The Steamy Kiss

These photos may not be famous but we all know the ‘steamy kiss’.

Eau De Parfum Person Reflection Spiced Rum Lime Guaiac Wood Couple Kiss 1 1

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