Katie Holmes the director! The actress is first seen on the set of Rare Objects in New York City as she directs her THIRD feature film
Katie Holmes was first seen on the set of her upcoming movie Rare Objects in New York City.
The Dawson’s Creek star, 42, was seen in a green puffer jacket and cropped blue jeans while directing scenes for the film on Wednesday.
The Thank You For Smoking actress donned an orange beanie and covered herself in a pink mask as she stepped behind the camera for her third outing as a director.
In the director’s chair: Katie Holmes was first seen on the set of her upcoming film Rare Objects in New York City
The brunette beauty wore her locks up to the shoulders and black leather lace-up ankle boots.
She accessorized herself with gold earrings and had a pair of big black headphones around her neck.
Katie seemed deeply focused on her job as she spoke with the production staff beside the cameras and gave the crew instructions.
At work: The Dawson’s Creek star, 42, was seen in a green puffer jacket and cropped blue jeans while directing scenes for the film on Wednesday
Focused: The Thank You For Smoking actress donned an orange beanie and covered her face in a pink mask as she stepped behind the camera for her third outing as a director
At one point, the Ohio native held a diet Coke and sat on a porch while chatting with a member of the crew.
Katie then removed her beanie and wore a blue face mask as she crossed the street while holding a script.
The Batman Begins actress made her directorial debut with the 2016 drama All We Had, in which she also starred.
Take a break: At one point, the Ohio native took a diet Coke and sat on a porch while chatting with a member of the crew.
In May, she finished filming her second feature film in Connecticut. The film centers on two strangers who fall in love when they are forced to quarantine themselves together at an AirBnb in upstate New York after confusion with their reservations.
Katie also stars in the film with Melissa Leo, Jim Sturgess and Derek Luke.
In 2018, Katie announced plans to adapt Kathleen Tessaro’s 2016 historical fictional novel Rare Objects for the big screen. The book follows the lives of several recent immigrants living in Boston’s North End.
Last May, she launched her production company Lafayette Pictures in partnership with Jordan Yale Levine, Jordan Beckerman and Jesse Korman of Yale Productions.
In the works: In 2018, Katie announced plans to adapt Kathleen Tessaro’s 2016 historical fictional novel Rare Objects for the big screen
Katie said Hollywood Deadline, ‘”I am very excited to embark on this journey, working to bring authentic characters and stories to the screen.’
In April 2020, the star discussed the difficulties she faced as she tried to get the green light from Rare Objects for production.
She said In the style, “Rare Objects has been in the making for four or five years. It hurts when you ask the opinion of people you respect and they say it’s not good. It’s like, “Can you be a little more specific? I’m not an idiot.
“Give me a useful note instead of criticizing myself.” But every time someone tells me no, I keep going. I’m not going not to do it. he said, “It’s wonderful.
“Life is a real journey, and sometimes when things take a long time and you have to keep working hard, that makes it even sweeter. I’m really proud of you. “That’s all I needed to hear. ‘
Difficult: In April 2020, the star discussed the difficulties she faced as she tried to get the green light for the production of rare items
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