According to Amy Winter, this particular solution was only used for the upcoming film Christmas Ever After, which will debut on December 6. And, the sorta kiss went down exactly as it sounds like it would, with stars Ali Stroker and Daniel di Tomasso having a large sheet of plexiglass situated between them for their big scene, which they then kissed in place of laying their lips on each other. The plexiglass will be removed with some editing effects before the movie hits Lifetime.
That's for the best, obviously, but I can't help but wonder what would have happened if they made the plexiglass part of the scene somehow. Talk about the weirdest, most original Christmas movie ever!
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