What made a good romance movie?

Chemistry.

And you two had it. The movie you had starred in with Simon was going to be a hit, and everyone knew it. You both embodied the roles perfectly, creating a devastating and beautiful film about the pain of love. Your scenes with him were moving and intense. If no one knew better—they would really think you were in love. Of course, Simon always denied it and just said how much of an amazing actress you were and how easy it was to work with you, given he was much older than you and married anyway. And now, tonight was the premiere. You were at the red carpet—cameras flashing and catching every movement you made as you stepped and posed. And a couple feet over stood Simon Riley—with his wife Serena on his arm; another Hollywood starlet.

He kept his same serious face and looked at the cameras, holding his wife close to him. His wife clung to him in her shimmery red dress, her body facing him; a bright smile on her made up face.