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VIRAL: Kate Winslet and Allison Janney's passionate kiss at Hollywood Film Awards


Kate Winslet and Allison Janney shared a passionate kiss on the stage at the Hollywood Film Awards this year.It was overflowing love at the Hollywood Film Awards this year. Kate Winslet couldn't hide her delight as she went on the stage to collect the Best Actress award for Wonder Wheel, directed by Woody Allen.
After collecting the award, she said that she felt "honoured" to be in the same room as Allison Janney, who plays the role of CJ in the political drama West Wing. 
"Allison Janney... I know, I don't really know you, but I just want to be you. Or just stroke you or something. I mean we could always kiss, maybe,"  Kate said.
This amorous outburst was greeted by loud cheers.
Janney decided to fulfill the Titanic star's wish, and went on the stage, and the two shared a kiss. Clearly ecstatic by the encounter, Kate said, "Thank you very much. Now I'm a little bit breathless."
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