Mila Kunis Made A Face After Kissing Danny Masterson In This ‘That ’70s Show’ Outtake
Mila Kunis didn't have the greatest reaction to getting kissed by Danny Masterson on That '70s Show.
‘That ’70s Show’ seems to be back in the headlines, due to the upcoming reboot project, ‘That ’90s Show’, with several of the former cast set to return. Fans are hoping that the reboot doesn’t have a similar faith to the prior, ‘That ’80s Show’, which didn’t last very long.
We’re still not quite sure if Donna and Eric ended up together during the finale, however, what we do know is that several great moments took place behind the scenes, including a hilarious outtake between Mila Kunis and Danny Masterson.
What Happened Between Danny Masterson And Mila Kunis On ‘That ’70s Show’?
‘That ’70s Show’ will always be regarded as one of the more underrated sitcoms of the early 2000s. The show made its debut in the summer of 1998, lasting eight seasons. In truth, had Topher Grace decided to stay onboard, the show could’ve matched ‘Friends’, going for a decade long run.
The casting was a major part of its success on FOX. However, not everyone that got cast to the show did so truthfully. Years after her time on the show, Mila Kunis would reveal that her audition wasn’t entirely authentic. In fact, she lied about her age, claiming to be 18, when really the actress was still in high school at the time.
“Here’s the truth: I was 14 when I auditioned and, yes, you had to be 18 or legally emancipated and when they asked if I was legally emancipated I was like, ‘Sure, sure.’ I just played along with it. But by the third audition, they knew. Because I had to sign the contract and I specified that I needed a studio teacher, and they were like, ‘Why?’ and I was like, ‘By the way, I’m still 14; I’m still in high school.’”
Despite her younger age, Kunis was the perfect fit as Jackie. She had so many memorable moments on the show with the cast, but that also included scenes that didn’t make the show, such as various outtakes.
During The Outtakes Jackie Made A Face After Kissing Hyde
Kunis had a few memorable outtakes throughout her eight-year journey on the sitcom. One of them, featured the actress laughing for no apparent reason alongside Laura Prepon. The two just couldn’t get through the scene, with Ashton Kutcher on the sideline trying to understand what was so funny.
However, the scene we’re taking a look at took place in the blooper compilation below at the 6:46 mark.
During the scene, Kunis goes in for a kiss on Masterson as he’s sitting on the couch, though the actress ends up reacting hilariously to it, basically spitting.
Masterson kept cool despite the blunder, basically smirking, while Kunis instead could not keep it together, laughing about the ordeal.
Fans of the show were very much into the idea of Jackie and Hyde together, though ultimately Fez was the one that ended up with Jackie’s heart.
That ’70s Show Had Some Epic Outtakes Throughout Its Run
Blooper compilations featuring the cast of ‘That ’70s Show‘ have millions of views. We truly see during the outtakes how much chemistry the cast had and how fun things were behind the scenes.
Fans had a lot to say about the outtakes, especially given the way certain cast members would react.
“Two things: 1. Eric was really good at staying in character even when he messed up 2. Donna seems like she’s really fun irl.”
“This is one of those sitcoms that won’t age badly at all. The whole cast enjoyed each other’s company. Probably enough to get a reboot if anything.”
“Ashton is really good at not breaking character. Like everyone else starts laughing and he’s so chill.”
“If Fez was himself irl in the show everyone would be all over him.”
“The Eric actor was a very serious man who just looked at it as a job. The rest had a big relationship but he wasn’t so attached.”
Despite the opinions about Eric and his relationship with the cast, the actor revealed that he still communicates with the cast in a group chat and in addition, he would welcome a reboot in the future. And given recent news, he might be appearing in ‘That ’90s Show’.
