The actress even revealed that she had only kissed three people in her entire life up to that point, which made the situation even weirder.
Blake Lively said she was completely terrified and embarrassed during the filming of her first scene with Ben Affleck. The situation happened on the first day of filming for 'Dangerous Attraction' (2010), in which she plays a single mother who gets involved with the character of the star, who also directs the production.
"It wasn't there to be a gratuitous scene for the trailer or to get guys to watch this movie, it's actually bullshit for the audience, everyone around us, and for us." star.
The actress explained that the moment was not meant to be romantic, but tragic. "It's weird, it's not romantic and it's also very tragic in a lot of ways because it's two people who hate each other and are stuck in this rut."
Speaking a little about the moment, Affleck said that her colleague was “very balanced and comfortable with the scene” and classified her as “more mature than some of the team members”.
Lively thanked the compliments and explained the case in a previous interview with Cosmopolitan magazine: “It was my first day of filming, so thanks for that! I think it was a good way to break the ice.”
The star even told, in another interview, her secret to being able to deliver a good scene. “With acting, I think half of it is just acting with confidence. We're on these red carpets and we pose in these dresses, but we're all so confident."
“It doesn't mean that we think we're wonderful or anything like that. It's all a facade. But the scene was really awkward."
At the time, Lively was dating Penn Badgley, who worked with her on 'Gossip Girl'. She even confessed that she had only hooked up with a few people before the film was shot.
The star admitted that she had "only kissed three people in my life", aside from a few on-screen make-outs. “There wasn't a period in my life [when] I was doing drugs and having S- with my best friend's boyfriend… I've never been through that kind of craziness.”
