Bradley Cooper: 'Jennifer Lawrence said I was a wet kisser… it was not a compliment'
He is one of the s-xiest men in Hollywood but it appears Bradley Cooper has one flaw - he is wet kisser.
The 38-year-old revealed on Graham Norton that he was called out on his sloppy kiss by actress Jennifer Lawrence as they were filming Silver Linings Playbook - and it wasn't a compliment.
Admitting his kissing technique on the show in which he promotes new film The Hangover: Part III, he says: 'After the second take she [Lawrence] said, "You’re a wet kisser." You don’t want to hear that. It was not a compliment.'
Although the sloppy smooch went on to earn the pair the MTV Movie Award for Best Kiss, one can't help but think single lothario Bradley is still smarting after the sloppy kiss slur.
Smooching was the topic of conversation on the show, which airs on Friday evening.
Hollywood father and son Will Smith and Jaden Smith pucker up on the show.
Will, talking about working with Jaden in their new sci-fi movie, After Earth, which he produced, said: 'I said to Jaden, "Here’s the deal. I’m going to give you most of the action and I’m going to give you most of the cool stuff, but I'm going to take most of the money! It feels fair to me. I came up with 95% for me and 5% for Jaden, configured on the amount of times he said "Yeah" when I asked him to do something.'
On why he’s fond of kissing Jaden for the cameras, Will said: 'I'm just so proud of him and I want him to feel the affection.'
To Jaden’s embarrassment and mock disgust, he indulges his dad by letting him plant a peck on his cheek.
Mindful of the age of his young guest and the presence of Hangover’s stars, Graham asks Jaden if he has seen the movies. Much to his father’s surprise, Jaden confesses he has sneakily seen them all, and even shouted out load in the cinema when he was unexpectedly name checked in Hangover II,
They were talking about "The boy that got lost, the Karate Kid, Jaden Smith." It was so cool. I was like, ‘I called them and asked them to say that,’ to my friends.'
Heather Graham revealed working onset with a group of men on the Hangover III did have its advantages.
'There are moments when you feel so good because there are all these guys and you get all this attention as the woman on the set.
'Then there are other moments when they are so bonded with all their testosterone that you feel like you are sitting in the corner,' she said.
Bradley interjects, 'But we all loved it!'
