Home Entertainment Tom Holland and Naomi Watts enjoyed a reuniоn over lunch in the Hɑmptons, marking a decɑde since they portrɑyed mother and son in ‘The Impоssible’

Tom Holland and Naomi Watts enjoyed a reuniоn over lunch in the Hɑmptons, marking a decɑde since they portrɑyed mother and son in ‘The Impоssible’

Entertainment — 06/18/2024

Tom Holland, known for his role in “Uncharted,” reunited with his onscreen mother Naomi Watts for lunch in the Hamptons on Monday. They were joined by her former partner Liev Schreiber, their two children, and his girlfriend Taylor Neisen.

Still close! Uncharted action star Tom Holland (2-L) reunited with his onscreen mother Naomi Watts (R) for lunch in the Hamptons on Monday alongside her ex-partner Liev Schreiber, their two children, and his girlfriend Taylor Neisen (2-R)

The 26-year-old British actor made his big-screen debut at just 14 in “The Impossible,” playing Lucas Bennett, the 12-year-old son of Watts’ character, Maria Bennett, a doctor. The film, directed by J.A. Bayona and based on the true story of María Belón and her family during the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, grossed $198.1M worldwide.

Actor to actor: Holland - clutching a Brooklyn sweatshirt - also shared an exchange with the 54-year-old Ray Donovan actor (R), whose Showtime spin-off just scored an Emmy Award nomination for best TV movie

Reflecting on Holland’s success, Watts commented in a February 23 interview with ComicBookMovie.com, “It’s so wonderful. I’m so happy for him. I always knew that Tom would go on and have a pretty outstanding career. I didn’t think of Spider-Man, that’s just not something that came to mind. But I knew that he had all of the goods.”

Production began in 2010! The 26-year-old Englishman was only 14 when he made his big-screen acting debut in The Impossible as 12-year-old son Lucas Bennett opposite the 53-year-old Oscar nominee's doctor character Maria Bennett

During their lunch outing, Holland sported a casual look with a purple backwards baseball cap, a ‘Paper Planes’ logo, a white T-shirt, grey jeans, and white sneakers. He also engaged in conversation with Schreiber, who recently received an Emmy Award nomination for best TV movie for his work on the Showtime spin-off of “Ray Donovan.”

Hit film: J.A. Bayona's critically-acclaimed 2012 disaster drama, based on the experience of María Belón and her family in the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, went on to amass $198.1M at the global box office

Watts and Schreiber, who share custody of their two children Sasha, turning 15 soon, and Kai, 13, are known for their amicable co-parenting relationship. Both have moved on with new partners, Billy Crudup and Taylor Neisen, respectively.

The British-born Australian continued: 'This is a kid who was doing his first movie, had unbelievable access to emotions, he had great discipline and whether or not that comes from his dance and athletic background, I don't know, but he had a really great family too...So it doesn't surprise me is what I'm trying to say!'

Holland has been busy with his upcoming projects, including producing and starring in Akiva Goldsman’s 10-episode draмa “The Crowded Room,” where he plays ‘The Campus Rɑpist.’ The series, set in 1977 New York City and based on Daniel Keyes’ novel “The Minds of Billy Milligan,” also features Amanda Seyfried, Levon Roan Thurman-Hawke, Emmy Rossum, Christopher Abbott, Sasha Lane, and Jason Isaacs.

Casually clad: On Monday, Tom was dressed down in a purple backwards baseball cap emblazoned with 'Paper Planes,' white T-shirt, grey jeans, and white sneakers

Meanwhile, Watts recently completed filming for her role as Maria Broaddus opposite Bobby Cannavale in Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan’s stalker horror мystery “The Watcher,” set to premiere on Netflix later this year.'#modernfamily': Watts and Schreiber are truly a modern family amicably co-parenting their two children - Sasha, turning 15 this Monday; and Kai, 13 - alongside their current partners, Billy Crudup and Taylor Neisen (pictured June 15)Premieres later this year on Apple TV+! Since March, the Spider-Man: No Way Home actor has been hard at work producing and starring as 'The Campus Rapist' in Akiva Goldsman's 10-episode drama The Crowded Room (pictured July 6)True crime: Production is expected to run through September on the 1977 NYC-set anthology series, in which he portrays a thinly-veiled version of Billy Milligan, the first person in US history to be acquitted of a major crime by pleading multiple-personality disorder'It's a wrap!' And on March 2, Naomi wrapped another real-life role as Maria Broaddus opposite Bobby Cannavale in Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan's stalker horror mystery The Watcher, which premieres later this year on Netflix