Famous Kisses (Part 4 of 4)

1. The scene from 1990's "Ghost" featuring Sam (Patrick Swayze) and Molly (Demi Moore) at a pottery wheel reached a pinnacle of romanticism. Originally intended as an intro to a passionate love scene in the bedroom, Sam sat behind Molly, moving ever closer, intertwining hands on a ceramic pot, and ultimately kissing. Director Jerry Zucker said, "The pottery scene proved to be so erotic that we didn't even need anything else." According to one of the film's casting directors, Swayze was the 10th choice to play Sam. Director Zucker struggled with the idea of a Texan known for action-heavy films playing a banker. Here are some of the actors who turned down the role. Which one of these would you cast as Sam?

2. The final famous kiss is the bite-sized, teardrop-shaped chocolate Hershey Kiss, produced since 1907. The little plume that sticks out of the wrapping was added in 1921, to distinguish Hershey Kisses from their competition. Hershey Kisses have been wrapped in silver aluminum foil until 1962, when colors were introduced. Varieties have included milk chocolate, caramel, Special Dark, almond, white, strawberry creme, and dozens more. To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the sweet treat, Hershey made a kiss weighing over 15 tons. I had my last Hershey Kiss in a Christmas cookie. How long has it been since you have eaten a Hershey Kiss?