Ali Stroker on kissing plexiglass to safely film Lifetime's Christmas Ever After: Windex wasn't used to clean the glass

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"Yes! I kissed the glass, and it’s just movie magic," the Tony-winning actress says of the coronavirus protocols used in kissing scenes with co-star Daniel di Tomasso for her new Lifetime movie. "At first I thought that we were going to actually kiss (each other) because we’ve all been tested, but Lifetime was like, 'No no no, we’re going to put the glass between you two!' We giggled so much when we were rehearsing, because we were like, 'This is crazy! I feel like I’m in high school at a party and we’re playing Truth or Dare!'" Asked if the production used Windex to clean the glass, she said: "No, thank goodness. They used a natural cleaner so we weren’t kissing chemicals and it didn’t even smell at all either. It also looked like glass that had just never been touched."