RECURRING ON-SCREEN COUPLES

These two are the king and queen of kookiness which makes their pairing a million times greater. While they have starred in countless films together (mostly Tim Burton creations), they have only twice been a couple on screen, the first being in the animation 'Tim Burton's Corpse Bride.'

Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler first starred together in 'The Wedding Singer', back in 1998.

The pair are now gearing up for the release of their THIRD film together, 'Blended.'

We first met these two as lovers Jack and Rose in 'Titanic.' Their on-screen chemistry was electric...despite the fact there was DEFINITELY room for one more on that door, Rose.

They are the best of friends in real life, and decided to give it another crack at playing on screen lovers in the film 'Revolutionary Road' in 2008. The pair played a young couple who struggle to come to terms with the burdens of raising a family and growing older.

Anne Hathaway and Jake Gyllenhaal first appeared together in 'Brokeback Mountain'...although their marriage certainly wasn't a happy one.

The pair then appeared as on-screen lovers again in 2010's 'Love and Other Drugs.' Remind us again why these two never got together in real life?

Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy featured in countless films together, with 1949's 'Adam's Rib' counted as one of their finest.

The two also starred together in 'Guess Who's Coming To Dinner' in 1967. This would be bittersweet as Tracy died shortly after filming finished.

These two were a box-office powerhouse pairing in the 90s, having starred in THREE notable films together, including the classic 'Sleepless in Seattle.'

They also starred together in 'You've Got Mail' - the story of two business rivals who fall for each other online.

They were also paired together in 2007's horror drama musical 'Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.'

It seems that this is a winning pairing given the fact that J-Law nabbed herself the Best Actress Oscar after starring with Cooper in 'The Silver Lining's Playbook.'

While they didn't play love interests, the two also starred in 'American Hustle' together, and are set to play a married couple in up-coming Depression-era drama 'Serena.' If their chemistry in 'Silver Linings Playbook' was anything to go by, we can't wait!

These love story between these two spilled into real life. The pair - who married twice - starred together in 'Cleopatra.'

Perhaps the most well-known of the films Dick & Liz starred in together was 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf.'

'Pretty Woman' is a classic and the pairing of Julia Roberts and Richard Gere is remembered as one of the best.

They reunited again for 'Runaway Bride' in 1999.

These two first appeared as potential lovers in romantic comedy 'How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days.'

They appeared together again in the film 'Fool's Gold', as a married couple who rekindle their sense of adventure to discover lost treasure.

Rosling Gosling and Emma Stone were so damn cute in romcom 'Crazy, Stupid, Love.'

They also played on-screen lovers in film 'Gangster Squad.' That Emma is a lucky girl, right?

Remember this one? Diaz and Cruise first appeared on-screen together as lovers in 'Vanilla Sky.'

Then again in the 2010 story of a girl's encounter with a spy in 'Knight and Day.'