Two teen girls traveling through Europe encounter a

prince at a costume ball. One dazzles him with the perfect

kiss, but the only way he can find her is by kissing other

American tourists.

SYNOPSIS:

Honestly, have you ever received a perfect kiss?

Eighteen year old Denny, traveling to Europe for the first time with her best friend, Chinese American Elizabeth. Little money, but armed with the perfect kiss and the hutzpah to sneak in anywhere. [Throughout the movie, when a kiss scene happens, the sound track plays a kissing song: "This Kiss," "Your Kiss is on my List," "Sealed with a Kiss," etc. Fifteen in all.]

Nineteen year old Joseph, prince of Lichtenstein, returning to Europe, clueless as to what is even a decent kiss. Alejandro, along for the ride, tracking Joseph for People magazine.

ACT I: Getting there. An almost-meet on the plane, an unknowing conversation in a duty free shop, a mad chase through the airport, but the vacation and the kingdom remain safe.

ACT II: The grand tour. Milan, the sights and a fashion show. Denny primps up Elizabeth and they're in. Another meet and greet between Denny and Joseph, but she remains clueless about his status and he about her kiss. On to Verona and Venice. Then a detour to Monaco for a costume ball. On the train, Denny teaches Elizabeth (and two older Italian women) how to flirt. Monaco. Theme: Rock and Roll All Night. The teens in disguise as the Blues Brothers. Denny, drunk, delivers her signature kiss on Joseph. That's it, he has to find her. Alejandro convinces him the mystery girl is Elizabeth and that she's headed back to Italy, so it's off to Florence for Joseph.

ACT III: Joseph, in Florence, stops girls who resemble Elizabeth to kiss them. Only the teens aren't there; they have diverted to Paris. On the way, Denny, who already has a boyfriend, Eric, decides to teach Elizabeth how to kiss, so she can land the prince. A few tries with random students on the train. Nothing. Joseph learns the teens are headed to Paris, so arrivederci Italia. Meanwhile, Eric sees the cover of People with the kissing picture. Only he knows it's Denny kissing, not Elizabeth. So it's off to Europe for Eric. Alejandro corners the teens in Paris. Denny has Elizabeth kiss him for practice. Whoa. She's got it. Great, now it's off to find the prince. "But wait," says Alejandro, now smitten.

Joseph misses the teens entirely and must return home crestfallen. Eric reaches Lichtenstein and gains entry into the royal family's reception, as do the girls.

ACT IV: The reception. Eric meets Joseph's sister, who demands to know what's so great about this kiss. He shows her. Oookay, I get it. Joseph confronts the two teens. Both kiss him. By now, Joseph has learned something about kissing. So what is Denny to do, Eric or Joseph?

ACT V: Three years later. In the end, three couples kiss to the tun of Percy Faith's "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me." But who are the couples?