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Updated: 2007-06-23 09:59

Liv Tyler wishes she had French-kissed Kate Hudson, the cheeky actress has revealed.
And the rock star daughter claims that Hudson feels the same way too.

Tyler, 29, played Hudson's lesbian lover in the movie Dr. T and the Women.

Directed by Robert Altman the script required the actresses to kiss.

In an interview with US magazine Allure, Tyler says: "She [Hudson] plays a woman who is about to get married and she's completely in love with me.

"We were always so shy about the kissing but in retrospect we were like: 'We so should have just totally made out and tongued each other'.

"But we never did; we were so scared."

Tyler and Hudson, 28, are both young mums in real life who leave the dating to their sons Milo and Ryder.

The boys - two and a half and three respectively - meet for 'play dates'.

Despite this cheeky 'revelation', Tyler seems to be quite conservative for the daughter of former model Bebe Buell and Aerosmith singer, Steve Tyler.

Growing up, being rebellious was not her style.

"I never had that much to rebel against because my parents were always so kind of cool," the actress says.

"I mean, what could I do? Run away and smoke a joint and go to rock concerts for the weekend?

"I mean that's all they ever did."

Instead Tyler says of herself: "I've always been super-responsible and hardworking and...a worrier."

It's no surprise then that a young Liv was horrified when Buell, now 53, took her to school in the mornings.

Liv says: "My mum would drive me to school in a little blue Volkswagen Bug in the morning in her nightgown with these big, gorgeous sunglasses and her blonde hair and some leopard coat.

"I'd get out and be so embarrassed, and she'd honk at me and go: 'Bye, honey!'

"And I'd want to kill her."

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