Julia Louis-Dreyfus has had quite a night! The 53-year-old actress won an Emmy Award for Best Actress in A Comedy.

And the "Veep" star also got quite the kiss from "Breaking Bad" actor Bryan Cranston.

Louis-Dreyfus looked ravishing in red as she rose to accept her third consecutive Emmy for her role as Vice President Selina Meyer in the HBO series "Veep."

Her stroll to the stage, however, was cut short when Emmy nominee Cranston grabbed and kissed her. The lip-lock, which was clearly staged, was not only abrupt but also considerably lengthy.

Presenter Jimmy Fallon trotted off the stage to break up the kiss. Louis-Dreyfus appeared dazed as she made her way up to the microphone, all traces of lipstick smeared from her face.

The camera panned to Cranston, who seemingly wiped his lips smugly, as Louis-Dreyfus reminded the crowd that the actor had appeared with her on Seinfeld.

Cranston is also nominated for his portrayal of Walter White on the AMC series "Breaking Bad," which ended its five-year run last fall.

The actress had fun at last year's Emmys when she took the stage after her win. She and co-star Tony Hale took on their TV personas in a hilarious pre-planned speech.

After the funny moment, Louis-Dreyfus put on her serious face and sincerely thanked the network that has led her to Emmy wins over the past three years.

"I would love to thank HBO because, honestly, I've worked at a lot of places in this town and it's absolutely my favorite place I've ever worked," said the actress.

After calling "Veep" a "huge labor of love," Louis-Dreyfus continued, "I really want to thank everybody on this show for having such extraordinary grace under pressure and for having so much fun. Thank you. Thank you. And thank you."