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History: Naomi Watts and Naveen Andrews kiss as they film romantic scenes for the biogrpahical film Diana, in Beachy Head, East Sussex
Naomi, 43, tenderly placed her hands on Naveen's michael kors face as she stared romantically into his eyes before placing a lingering kiss on his lips.
Former Lost star Naveen, 43, also play fought with his co-star as the pair mimicked the real Princess Diana and Dr Khan.
The movie was originally going to be called Caught In Flight, before being changed to Diana, and is directed by acclaimed Downfall director Oliver Hirschbiegel.
Sweet thing: Naveen grabbed on to Naomi's hips as she held his face and looked lovingly into his eyes
Having a laugh: The stars also had a play fight on the rocks as Watts screamed with laughter beside the seaside
It will revolve around her relationship with surgeon Khan - the man she dubbed 'Mr Wonderful', who was reporteldy the love of her life.
Khan dated Diana from 1995 until a few months before she died in August 1997.
Naomi was also seen on set near the princess's home in Kensington Palace Gardens, where she chatted to actor Douglas Hodge.
Change of scene: Naomi filmed part of the movie in Kensington Palace Gardens with Douglas Hodge acting as butler Paul Burrell
Run it: Watts went for a jog around the West London area still in character as Princess Diana
Love lost: Dr Hasnat Khan dated Diana until a few months before her death
Hodge, who plays butler Paul Burrell, was in full costume as he sat on a bench in West London and ran through ascene with Watts.
Leading lady Naomi had little time to rest, however, as she was soon up and running as she jogged around the area with her face hidden beneath a cap and sunglasses.
Diana's former butler, Paul Burell, said in 2006: 'The true love of her life, her soul mate, was a heart surgeon called Hasnet Khan.
'She met him while she was visiting someone in the Royal Brompton Hospital. The lift -- the elevator door -- was about to close and someone stuck their foot in it.
'The doors opened and she looked into his eyes and said, 'I knew there and then.''
It's claimed that she was set to marry Khan, but he was reluctant because of the media attention.
Dr Khan confirmed in his testimonial at the inquest into her death that they ended their two year relationship months before her death in August 1997.
Naomi Watts has said previously about playing the iconic princess: 'She is a part of our history, an incredible woman and fascinating but a tragic ending.
'The film-makers came to me and it’s a good script and it’s very scary and I kind of wanted to say no but I couldn’t.'