Rob Lowe names his best kissing scene with Nastassja Kinski
29 september 2026 в 18:28
During his appearance on «Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen» on September 27, Rob Lowe named his most memorable on-screen kiss. He confidently stated that it was the kiss with Nastassja Kinski, with whom he starred in the comedy-drama «The Hotel New Hampshire» in 1984.
Lowe, who is now 62 years old, shared that he was struck by Kinski’s beauty, noting, «At that time, she was probably the most beautiful woman I had ever seen». The actor admitted that he initially felt fear about kissing her: «I was very, very scared».
Rob Lowe also recalled other memorable romantic partners on screen, including Demi Moore, Rashida Jones, and Kim Cattrall. He previously mentioned that he had «something» with Moore in the 1980s, adding that «whenever young men and women get together, flings are inevitable».
Despite the fleeting romances, Lowe found his true love in his wife, Cheryl. The couple met on a blind date in 1983, but their relationship did not work out at that time. They reunited while filming «Bad Influence» in 1990 and married the following year. They have two sons—Matthew and John, born in 1993 and 1995, respectively.
Lowe, who is now 62 years old, shared that he was struck by Kinski’s beauty, noting, «At that time, she was probably the most beautiful woman I had ever seen». The actor admitted that he initially felt fear about kissing her: «I was very, very scared».
Rob Lowe also recalled other memorable romantic partners on screen, including Demi Moore, Rashida Jones, and Kim Cattrall. He previously mentioned that he had «something» with Moore in the 1980s, adding that «whenever young men and women get together, flings are inevitable».
Despite the fleeting romances, Lowe found his true love in his wife, Cheryl. The couple met on a blind date in 1983, but their relationship did not work out at that time. They reunited while filming «Bad Influence» in 1990 and married the following year. They have two sons—Matthew and John, born in 1993 and 1995, respectively.
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