During a recent photocall for their upcoming movie, Scarlett Johansson and Bryan Cranston were spotted checking their mobile phones. This comes after their co-star Tom Hanks made headlines for appearing to scold someone at the Cannes Film Festival. Despite this distraction, Johansson and Cranston appeared in good spirits as they posed for photos alongside Maya Hawke and Steve Carell. However, Tom was noticeably absent from the event as he had another commitment back in the US. The previous night, Tom was pictured looking frustrated and pointing a finger at someone during their film’s premiere.
Having a quick read: While posing for photos to promote their latest film, Scarlett Johansson, aged 38, and Bryan Cranston, aged 67, were spotted checking out a mobile device. It’s likely that they were catching up on current events, possibly even the news about Tom Hanks.
What’s happening? Tom Hanks, the co-star of Asteroid City, was in the middle of a controversy after appearing to scold a worker at the Cannes Film Festival. The incident involved Rita Wilson, Tom’s wife, who was also part of the film. However, Rita clarified the situation on Instagram, explaining that the altercation was just a result of the noise and confusion at the event. Meanwhile, Scarlett Johansson and Maya Hawke looked fashionable at the film’s photocall, wearing quirky outfits that complemented their frames. Directed by Wes Anderson, Asteroid City is a coming-of-age movie that revolves around stargazing in the desert.
Looking sharp: Scarlett chose a unique dress for the photo session, featuring stripes and a fishtail hem that showcased her fit legs.
Playing around: Bryan made silly expressions while goofing off in front of the camera.
The gang, consisting of Steve Carell, Rupert Friend, Stephen Park, Jeffrey Wright, Scarlett Johansson, Wes Anderson, and Bryan Cranston, gathered together to capture a group photo.
Maya Hawke was a fashion icon in her own right, sporting a cool and unique flared denim jumpsuit with oversized gold buttons.
Maya gave her appearance a vibrant touch by applying a bright shade of red lipstick.
Enjoying every moment of life, Jeffrey Wright and Jason Schwartzman were in high spirits as they posed for the cameras. They radiated positivity and happiness, making it evident that they were cherishing every second of their lives.
Look who made an appearance! Matt Dillon appeared to be in a cheerful mood during the photocall.
All dressed up: Rupert Friend looked sharp in a cream linen suit, while Steve Carell sported a stylish navy suit.
Looking comfortable: Following the photo session, the cast took a seat for a media briefing regarding the movie.
The center of attention was Scarlett, who couldn’t help but smile widely as her coworkers gave her enthusiastic praise.
The atmosphere was filled with laughter as Jeffrey, Rupert and Maya could not help but burst into fits of giggles during the panel discussion.
Hey, is this thing working? It seems like director Wes Anderson was having some issues with his microphone during a recent event. His latest movie is set in a fictional American desert town in the 1950s, which gives off an eerie vibe. The plot revolves around a Junior Stargazer/Space Cadet convention that brings together students and parents for an academic competition. However, chaos ensues when a global event takes place. The protagonist, played by Jason Schwartzman, is a widower who takes his four kids to visit their grandfather, played by Tom Hanks. Critics are raving about the film, calling it an “exhilarating triumph of pure style” and praising its unique aesthetic.
The character played by Hanks confesses to Schwartzman’s character that in his solitude, he has learned to trust his loved ones without any doubt. He specifically mentions his daughter and Schwartzman’s four children. The family’s car malfunctions, leading them to Asteroid City for repairs. Jake Ryan’s character becomes intrigued by the city’s annual junior stargazer contest, and the family finds themselves captivated by the peculiar town. Alien fears loom over the city, adding to its strange atmosphere. The movie features an ensemble cast including Rita Wilson, Tilda Swinton, Matt Dillon, Bryan Cranston, Ed Norton, Adrien Brody, Liev Schreiber, Hope Davis, Stephen Park, Rupert Friend, and Maya Hawke. Steve Carell, Willem Dafoe, Tony Revolori, Grace Edwards, Aristou Meehan, Sophia Lillis, Ethan Lee, and Jeff Goldblum are also part of the cast. The film premiered at the 76th Cannes Film Festival, receiving glowing reviews. It is competing for the Palm d’Or award and is set to release in US cinemas on June 16 and in UK cinemas on June 23.
