London: British beauties Keira Knightley and Carey Mulligan have shot an intimate love scene for their upcoming film `Never Let Me Go`.
The film based on the novel by British author Kazuo Ishiguro sees the young actresses, both 24, play friends who end up having a passionate affair, reported Daily Mail online.
Mulligan and Knightley, both Academy Award nominated actresses, first starred together in the 2005 movie `Pride And Prejudice`.
Their latest film tells the story of three children, Ruth, Tommy and Kathy, who grow up together after attending the same boarding school.
But the kiss between the two actresses is not the only one in the film as Knightley and Mulligan both also share moments of passion with Andrew Garfield, who plays their friend Tommy.
While they have only starred alongside each other once before, Mulligan credits Knightley for being her acting coach while they were on the set of `Pride And Prejudice`.
"I was a real tomboy until was 15. I didn`t have my first kiss until a month away from being 16. So I just copied everything Keira did for weeks. She is still amazing to me,"
said the actress.
PTI
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