The "I Saw the Light" stars maybe a couple in the movie, but it turns they are not in real life. American actress, Elizabeth Olsen actually cleared up the speculations that she's going out with the English actor, Tom Hiddleston.
The rumor started in May were Elizabeth Olsen, 26 and Tom Hiddleston, 34 were seen going out several times together. But it doesn't mean that there's something going on between the two. The E! Online reported that the acclaimed actress negates the rumors.
During the promotion of her film, "I Saw The Light" at the Toronto International Film, she explained on a recent interview, "I mean, we definitely are friends and we've known each other for about four years. And we happened to be at a restaurant at a wrong time having dinner,". She added she was just going out on a dinner with the actor. The American actress questioned directly again if the dating speculations are true, Elizabeth quickly responded "No". I mean, people can think what they want to think,".
This is not the first time for Mary and Kate Olsen's sister, Elizabeth being involved on dating rumors. Her co-stars, Chris Evans and Jeremy Renner in the film, Avengers: Age of Ultron, were also rumored to the actress, according to the Daily News. Despite those tittle tattle stories, the actress says she's going to say anything about it.
The movie "I Saw The Light" will be released on November 27, starring Tom Hiddleston and the Olsen. The two will play as a couple. The movie is all about Hank Williams' life as a singer-songwriter. The rumored pair had been spending time together promoting the upcoming film and it looks like they have been much closer, Daily Mail reported.
The two co-stars actually had their own past romantic relationship. Both are single this time, however, the two never mentioned they're looking for their right partner right now. Recently, the two stars were very busy promoting their new movie. Though, Elizabeth Olsen cleared up the rumors, it's still great seeing her with Tom Hiddleston getting close together..
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