During their recent "The Graham Norton Show" appearance, Meryl Streep, 65, and Mark Ruffalo, 47, shared a kiss.
"So a lot has changed in the last five years for you," said Ruffalo after Streep talked about how she felt dismayed that after she turned 40, she was offered three witch roles. Streep was so impressed by Ruffalo that she grabbed him and planted a kiss on his lips.
Ruffalo appeared to be very pleased after the kiss. The "Into The Woods" actress said she has been looking for an excuse to kiss him the "Foxcatcher" actor all night as she fixed her hair. Both are nominees for the upcoming 2015 Academy Awards.
In 2014, Streep was also nominated for the Academy Awards under the Best Supporting Actress category for the film "August: Osage County."
Also in 2014, Streep's "August: Osage County" co-star Misty Upham was found dead in the woods.
Upham's death became controversial as her mother accused the police of racism.
The late Native American actress is a member of the Blackfoot tribe and that is the reason why the police did not give much effort to look for her when she was missing, her mother Mona Upham claimed.
"I think if Misty was different-looking they would be doing a lot more to help find her," the mother told Hollywood Life accusing the Auburn Police District of being racist.
Similarly, the actress's father Charles Upham has nothing but criticisms against the Auburn PD.
According to him, his daughter's death "could have been prevented on a lot of levels" if the Auburn PD did not refuse to "help offer to find."