Good TV series The Borgias about the infamous Borgia family which produced three popes in the middle ages, the most corrupt of whom was Pope Alexander VI who stopped at nothing, including bribery, nepotism, simony and subversion to not only ensure his unscrupulous ascent to head the Catholic church but also to stay in power and widen his influence.
Although the TV series has taken certain artistic liberties, such as casting Jeremy Irons as the pope who was in fact obese, overall, its Borgia family characters are well cast and make for compelling television with its plots of betrayal and scandals. In this lesbian kissing scene, the pope’s mistress Giulia Farnese decides to befriend his latest female distraction who is an artisan disguised as a boy.
A 1992 movie adaptation of Virginia Woolf‘s book Orlando where a young nobleman, Orlando splendidly played by Tilda Swinton miraculously stays young forever, albeit subsequently changing his sex eventually after receiving eternal blessings from Queen Elizabeth I in the 16th century.
We follow him through hundreds of years of history as he embarks on a long and deep philosophical quest on life and love. This lesbian kissing movie scene is from the visually stunning film that is at times humorous and never boring as the director successfully brings to life this unique piece of literature.
Some love it, some hate it but this lesbian kissing scene from TV series Pan Am between Amanda (Ashley Greene) and Maggie (Christina Ricci) is definitely unexpected. This show is about the lives of Pan Am flight stewardesses in the 1960s when air travel still had class and people dressed nicely for their flights without having to worry about terrorist threats. Amanda is not a flight stewardess however, but the girlfriend of a flight steward who is Maggie’s co-worker. Amanda is comforting Maggie who has just broken up with her boyfriend, a US congressman.
Fairly interesting TV series Revenge that tells the story of a young girl, Amanda Clark who grows up to take revenge on all the people who had a hand in framing her father for betraying his country, particularly her neighbour next door who was her father’s old lover. The bartender girl is Amanda’s former cellmate who has agreed to take on Amanda’s identity so that the real Amanda can go about her plan to exact revenge without suspicion. As can be seen, she is abit of a party girl, sharing some lesbian kissing with a bar patron.
From the second season of the HBO television series Boardwalk Empire, this lesbian kissing scene sees Angela with her new and sadly, last love interest – a writer whom she met on the beach. Staying in an unhappy marriage because she was expected to by society, she gives in to her true nature once again in the hope of finding love but her life is doomed to tragedy at all turns.