Emilio Estevez enjoys a Malibu hike with mystery woman… after returning to the ice for The Mighty Ducks reboot on Disney+
Back in February, Disney shared photos of him back in character as Gordon Bombay in The Mighty Ducks reboot, being shot in Vancouver, Canada.
But on Tuesday, Emilio Estevez was back in California, with the veteran actor spotted hiking in Malibu with a mystery brunette.
The 57-year-old wore hiking boots and shorts for the warm, spring day.
Far from Canada: On Tuesday, Emilio Estevez was back in California, with the veteran actor spotted hiking in Malibu with a mystery brunette
The son of Martin Sheen was however prepared for unforeseen elements, donning a blue rain jacket and a Fedora.
His companion wore Adidas leggings and a black jacket over a white T-shirt.
She matched her presumed beau’s headwear, covering her brunette tresses with her own Fedora.
Be prepared: The son of Martin Sheen was however prepared for unforeseen elements, donning a blue rain jacket and a Fedora
The outing comes a little more than a month after Emilio was seen looking happy while filming in Canada.
In photos released by Disney+ on Twitter, Estevez could be seen with a stick in his hand and helmet on with the rest of the team on skates.
Estevez will be credited as an executive producer on the comedy and be reunited with the franchise creator Steve Brill, according to THR.
‘Once a Duck, always a Duck! And after 25 years, I am delighted to lace up my skates, put on Coach Bombay’s jacket and return to play the iconic character for this new chapter in franchise,’ Estevez told the outlet.
Gorgeous gams: His companion wore Adidas leggings and a black jacket over a white T-shirt
The reboot of the hit film trilogy from the Nineties will star the 52-year-old Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist star as Alex in a 10-episode series building a makeshift hockey team after her 12-year-old son (Brady Noon) is ‘unceremoniously cut from the Ducks,’ according to Variety.
The spin-off is set in present day Minnesota.
And it begins by showing how far the Ducks have come from their scrappy underdog days three decades ago.
As Alex and her son build their own makeshift team of misfits to challenge the legendary youth hockey team, the series shines a light on the ‘cutthroat, win-at-all-costs culture of competitive youth sports.’
The original Mighty Ducks was released in 1992 and starred Emilio Estevez as Gordon Bombay, who must serve as a youth hockey coach as his community service after getting a DUI.
In his element: The outing comes a little more than a month after Emilio was seen looking happy while filming in Canada