Sally Field Opens Up About Her Worst On-Screen Kiss

In an unexpected revelation, actress Sally Field shared some juicy details during a recent episode of “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen.”

When a fan posed the question about her worst on-screen kiss, Field didn't hold back.

Field, 76, playfully looked around before responding, “Oh boy.

Shall I really name names here?”

The host, Cohen, encouraged her to do so.

With a mischievous smile, she declared, “OK.

This is going to be a shocker.

Hold on folks,” before revealing that her ex-boyfriend Burt Reynolds was her least favorite on-screen kisser.

Cohen, clearly intrigued, asked if they were dating at the time.

Field admitted that they were, but she had to “look the other way” when it came to their on-screen kisses.

She explained that kissing Reynolds was not something he excelled at and there would often be a lot of “drooling” involved.

The revelation left Cohen in shock, responding with a simple “Wow, alright.”

Field and Reynolds reportedly met on the set of “Smokey and the Bandit” in 1977.

They went on to date for nearly five years.

However, in his memoir “But Enough About Me,” published after his death in 2018, Reynolds expressed regret for not putting more effort into making their relationship last.

Interestingly, Field disclosed to Variety in March that she had not spoken to Reynolds for the last three decades of his life.

She cited his negative impact on her well-being as the reason for cutting ties.

According to her, being around him was not healthy, and he had wrongly believed that she held greater importance in his life than she actually did.

This surprising revelation adds a new layer to the complex dynamics of their relationship, showcasing the struggles they faced both on and off-screen.

Field's candidness in discussing her worst on-screen kiss has undoubtedly garnered attention and piqued the curiosity of fans and industry insiders alike.

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