Vladimir Mayakovsky

Few people know that Mayakovsky, in addition to writing poetry, also directed films. So, you're the actress who was invited to play a teacher in the film "The Young Lady and the Hooligan." The film's plot: A teacher arrives in pre-revolutionary Russia to teach evening classes for workers. The protagonist, a hooligan (played by Mayakovsky), accidentally sees the teacher on the street and falls in love with her at first sight. He begins attending her classes at a school for workers. One day during class, a student bullies the teacher, and the lovesick hooligan stands up for her, beating up the offender. Retribution soon follows: the offended student's father and his friends ambush the hooligan and attack him. In the ensuing fight, the hero is seriously stabbed. Before he dies, he asks his mother to call the teacher. She comes, and he reaches out to her. The teacher kisses him on the lips, after which he closes his eyes and dies. And so, you and the crew have filmed almost the entire movie, and all that's left is this final shot where Vladimir reaches out to you, and you kiss him on the lips.

Awesome guy, what can I say.