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Matthew McConaughey and Kate Hudson were back together again on Monday as they celebrated the 20th anniversary of their popular romantic comedy How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days.
The 53-year-old Oscar winner and the 43-year-old Glass Onion actress caught up virtually with a video chat that they posted to Instagram in which they looked back on the film.
The subject turned to their sizzling chemistry in the film, which led them to declare that they 'kiss nicely' when on screen.
The chat came amid a busy news day for McConaughey, as it was revealed that he was on deck to lead a Yellowstone spinoff as star Kevin Costner readies to depart the series.
He was also revealed as the voice of Elvis Presley in a teaser trailer for Netflix's upcoming adult animated series Agent Elvis.
Showing off their chemistry: Matthew McConaughey, 53, and Kate Hudson, 43, had an Instagram chat on Monday as they looked back on their hit rom-com How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days for its 20th anniversary
Ahead of the Instagram session, Kate shared a playful black-and-white photo of McConaughey drawing a pencil-thin mustache on her.
'How To Lose A Guy is officially 20 years old this week so ✨Matthew and me✨ decided to meet you here at 12 noon Pacific Time today,' she wrote in her caption while tagging her costar.
In the throwback photo, she was dressed in a white tank top with suspenders and a top hat, while Matthew wore a casual white T-shirt and a hat over his curly hair.
In the follow-up post, which was shared to Kate's Instagram, she wrote, 'Love this man,' and wished their film a 'happy anniversary.'
The Almost Famous actress admitted that her fans asked 'all the time' what it was like to share a kiss with the True Detective star in their 2003 film.
'My whole thing is like, we're always in weird environments [when we kiss on screen]. It's never like... there was only one time when we kissed that was like so nice and gentle, in the bathroom,' she said with a laugh, via People.
'Yeah, everything else has not been climate-controlled,' Matthew replied jokingly. 'Everything else was like, "Swim up to the top, the sharks almost ate you, you just fell from a plane from 300 feet, tread water and before you catch you breath, kiss."'
'When you're kissing anyone in a movie, it's professional; we're actually trying to create something that evokes something in a certain way that might not exactly be the way you would necessarily do it in real life,' Kate responded to clarify.
Twisty: Matthew plays an ad man in How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days (pictured) who takes a bet that he can make any woman fall in love with him, but the woman he selects (Kate) turns out to be writing a story about how she
