Emma Watson and Tom Hanks have been hanging out lately with the latest film they're doing "The Circle." The 25-year-old "Harry Potter" star stepped out for lunch with the "Forrest Gump" actor along with the film's several crew members on Friday.
As of late, both "The Circle" co-stars have been spending time together on and off the set. At the lunch out, Watson was seen sporting a casual getup - a grey sweatshirt, skinny jeans and flat espadrilles. The 59-year-old actor and producer of the same film was spotted wearing green sweater and jeans as he headed to the venue, Daily Mail reports.
On Wednesday night, Watson was photographed with comedian Patton Oswalt and Hanks on what appeared to be taken on the set of their current film. They were watching the second Republican leadership debate and it seemed that the three were so confused. The said picture emerged on Twitter with the caption saying, "Tom Hanks and Patton Oswalt (and Emma Watson) Watching the GOPDebate on set: 'we're all very confused,'" Telegraph reports.
Watson plays the role of Mae Holland, a graduate employee, who works for the Internet monopoly "The Circle" that led disturbance to her once peaceful life. Hanks portrays the role of Mae's strange lover, Kalden, who's trying to interfere the plan of The Circle. The film is a silver screen adaptation of Dave Eggers's bestseller with the same name. It is being directed by "The Spectacular Now" director, James Ponsoldt.
Back in June, Ponsoldt told Variety that Watson is amongst his favorite actors. "Emma Watson is one of my favorite actors, and her incredible talent, sensitivity and deep intelligence will bring an electric energy to The Circle," the director claimed.
Watson appeared in numerous films including, "The Bling Ring," "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" and "Noah." She is set to appear in the Disney movie, "Beauty and the Beast" slated in 2017. She is also set to join with Ethan Hawke and David Thewlis in "Regression" which is due to hit the theaters on Dec. 31. "The Circle" is set to be out in 2016.
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