After throwing herself into filming her thriller The Circle, there’s little wonder why Emma Watson had a spring in her step as she left the set in Pasadena.
The smiling 25-year-old caught up with several crew members before rewarding herself to a lunch break on Friday.
Emma was dressed down in as she stepped out for a bite to eat, while her co-star Tom Hanks, 59, did the same.
The Harry Potter star pulled her golden locks back into a low-key hairdo, and also appeared to skip the makeup routine that day.
She donned a casual grey sweater, tight blue jeans and comfortable canvas flats.
Emma grinned as she breezed ahead while surrounded by people who appeared to be production staff.
Her co-star Tom was also seen crossing through the same path, clutching a yellow notepad and donning casual jeans and a green sweater.
At some point during his day, Tom traded his green top for a lightweight grey sweater.
The actor took a selfie with a woman who appeared to be a fan.
The Circle is a big screen adaptation of Dave Eggers’s bestseller and is being directed by James Ponsoldt.
Emma will play a woman who works for an Internet monopoly entitled The Circle, which linkes many different facets of a person’s life into its universal operating system.
‘Emma Watson is one of my favourite actors, and her incredible talent, sensitivity and deep intelligence will bring an electric energy to The Circle,’ James told Variety in June.
As well as playing the male lead, Tom will also produce the sci-fi drama.
Emma has starred in The Perks Of Being A Wallflower, The Bling Ring and Noah, to name a few, and is set to appear in Disney’s live-action Beauty And The Beast, due out in 2017
She will next co-star with Ethan Hawke and Harry Potter’s David Thewlis in director Alejandro Amenabar’s Regression due out December 31.
The stunning actress also took to Facebook on Monday to share the trailer for her new movie, Colonia a thriller which was first shown at the Toronto International Film Festival this week
Colonia is scheduled for release on January 21.
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Source: Los Angeles Times (edited)
