Dax Shepard jokes that wife Kristen Bell doesn’t kiss him like Adam Brody

Dax Shepard has some thoughts on his wife’s latest role, as well as her kissing technique.

The Chair Expert podcaster talked about Kristen BellScreen chemistry with Adam Brody in a romantic Netflix series Nobody wants that during the New Yorker Festival on Saturday, October 26.

Shepard, 49, briefly touched on his first episode of the podcast, which starred Bell, 44, and working together on a Samsung ad, as he focused on how they play off each other.

When asked about their “unbelievable chemistry,” Shepard had an unexpected answer. “Not as good as her and Brody,” he said OC alum, 44.

“My friend … we watched this scene together, the kiss scene, which I think is the best kiss scene ever filmed,” Shepard continued about the conversation between his wife and Brody’s characters on the show. .

“And my best friend, Aaron, since childhood, he’s like, ‘Did she ever kiss you like that?’ No, I didn’t even know she could kiss like that,” he added.

According to Brief description of Netflix, Nobody wants that followed by “a sex-agnostic podcast host (Bell) and a newly single rabbi (Brody) (who) fall in love.” However, their romance begs the question: “can their relationship survive wildly different lives and family interference?”

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Bell previously talked about the incredible scenes with Brody — and how enthusiastically Shepard responded to them.

“Even I can admit I’ve watched it, like, ‘Wow, that’s cool,'” Bell said E! News. “My husband said the same thing. Like, watching the first episode, he said, “Oh my god, I want you to kiss him so bad.” “

The Frozen the actress also admitted that while her and Brody’s performances are seamless for viewers watching at home, it’s a calculated process. “I’m not trying to be reductive, but I think there’s a math to it,” Bell explained.

“You have two actors who can look each other in the eye, and you have to have the confidence to extend that and really sit before the kiss — which I think is really important,” she added.

Nobody wants that available to stream on Netflix.