The Most ROMANTIC MOVIES of All Time

UNCOVER SECRETS AND FALL IN LOVE ALL OVER AGAIN WITH HOLLYWOOD'S MOST SWOON-WORTHY FILMS

An Affair to Remember

"Believe me, Cary [Grant] and I knew how to kiss," shared Deborah Kerr, who keeps her love alive despite a cruel twist of fate in this 1957 hit. "When we did a love scene... for those brief moments, we just loved each other."

The Way We Were 

They played mismatched lovers in this 1973 hit, but Barbra Streisand says she and co-star Robert Redford "were alike: shy, sensitive, and both of us appreciated the mystery of relationships."

The Bridges of Madison County 

Starring alongside director Clint Eastwood in his '95 weeper about two lonely people who find each other, Meryl Streep was reminded that "chemistry can't be faked," she said. "It's either there or it's not... You never know it until you see it. I guess Clint just saw it."

Roman Holiday 

Gregory Peck found it hard to resist Audrey Hepburn's runaway princess. "With Audrey it was very easy...to fall a little bit in love and have very tender, protective feelings about her," he said. Hollywood felt it, too! Audrey won an Oscar for her '53 film debut.