Sarah Michelle Gellar Says Cruel Intentions Costar Selma Blair Has a ‘Very Easy Face to Kiss’
“You’ve got to get the spit. That’s the hardest part,” Sarah Michelle Gellar jokes to PEOPLE about recreating her iconic kiss scene with Selma Blair from Cruel Intentions
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Sarah Michelle Gellar is still impacting LGBTQ+ fans with her iconic onscreen kiss.
The Golden Globe nominee, 45, tells PEOPLE that she doesn’t need an excuse to pay homage to the Cruel Intentions kiss scene with pal Selma Blair, which was recently recreated in the “Taste So Good” music video for Cann and Weedmaps’ Pride Month campaign.
She and Blair, 49, have recreated the kiss on a number of occasions since starring together in the 1999 teen film, which was a modern-day reimagining of Dangerous Liaisons, set on the Upper East Side of New York City.
“I mean, why wait? We do it all the time. I love that girl,” Gellar tells PEOPLE about kissing her former costar and dear friend. “She has a very smooth, very easy face to kiss.”
In “Taste So Good,” Hayley Kiyoko and RuPaul’s Drag Race season 14 alum Kerri Colby reenact the now-iconic scene.
“Taste So Good” (The Cann Song) – Official Music Video | Weedmaps x Cann
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“Complete with spit. Because that’s the key to it, you’ve got to get the spit. That’s the hardest part,” Gellar jokes about the recreation in the video released Tuesday.
Gellar, who also appears in the video alongside Kesha, Patricia Arquette, Gus Kenworthy, Vincint and other RPDR stars, didn’t hesitate to express her love for the LGBTQ+ community through the campaign.
“It’s a community that I’ve always felt accepted and safe within, and I’m honored to be considered any part of that community, because I certainly didn’t earn my stripes,” she says.
“So, I’m glad to have one more community that accepts me and loves me for me.
“I love being an ally and a friend to this community and I hope we do justice and I hope that they’re as excited about the campaign and the representation within it as we are,” Gellar adds.
The Pride Month campaign for queer-owned cannabis beverage brand, Cann, in collaboration with Weedmaps, also features a track written by Leland to announce Cann’s new zero-added-sugar product line.
“My favorite part, honestly, was that for once, it wasn’t me in the high heels,” Gellar tells PEOPLE.
“Kornbread was like, ‘These are the most uncomfortable shoes I’ve ever worn.’ And I just looked down at the sneakers I was wearing and I was all, ‘Sorry.'”
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