Mila Kunis 'Oz' Interview Goes Viral: 'Oz The Great and Powerful' Actress Gives Unusual Interview to BBC, Helps Nervous Chris Stark [VIDEO]

Mila Kunis, star of the new movie "Oz The Great and Powerful", found herself in an awkward and hilarious interview with Chris Stark of BBC Radio 1. Apparently, it was Stark's first celebrity interview as he navigated his way through a nearly seven minute interview with former "That 70's Show" star as she promoted her new movie. However, most of the interview focused on Kunis' looks, drinking, British culture, and some playful flirting.

Normally, stars go through a lot of interviews with various different media outlets when promoting a new movie, likely answering a lot of the same questions. Stark's interview turned into an instant viral video and will likely go down as an interview Kunis will never forget. The video below is definitely worth watching. Stark has instantly made a name for himself and let's just hope he gets to interview plenty of more celebrities.

At one point in the interview Stark even takes the opportunity to ask Kunis if she would be his date to his friend's wedding. Who can blame him!? Unfortunately for Stark, Kunis politely declined after she realized the wedding was in June and she would be filming another movie. Was she being honest or just trying to be nice and come up with an excuse to get out of going to a wedding with the awkward Brit?

It will be interesting to see how Kunis' new flame Ashton Kutcher feels about the British reporter asking his girlfriend out on a date. Kutcher and Kunis have been in a high profile romance for quite some time now and they appear to still be going strong.

The BBC interview isn't the first headline Kunis has made while out promoting "Oz The Great and Powerful." The New York Daily News reported that Kunis and fellow "Oz" actress Michelle Williams snapped at a photographer while they were doing a interview.

Kunis was reportedly overheard saying during an interview, "It's not the fans who occasionally approach, asking for a photo. I'll be like, 'Hey, nice to see you!' I'll shake your hand, I'll even hug you. But don't follow me into my garage. Don't break into my house at 7 a.m."

Luckily for Stark and the BBC, Kunis seemed to be in a much better mood.