Julianne Moore is the picture of summer joy as she steps out for NYC stroll in flowing black top
Julianne Moore beamed as she pounded the pavement while out and about in New York this Tuesday.
The 60-year-old actress put a casual spin on Manhattan chic by wrapping herself in a flowing black top with fashionably torn jeans.
She selected a pair of loose-fitted trousers for her outing and warded off the rays by accessorizing with a white baseball cap.
Radiant: Julianne Moore was spotted beaming this Tuesday as she pounded the pavement while out and about in New York
Julianne, who won a best actress Oscar for her portrayal of an Alzheimer’s patient in Still Alice, has a number of projects in the pipeline.
One of them is a movie adaptation of the Broadway show Dear Evan Hansen starring Ben Platt in the role he originated the New York stage.
Ben, 27, whose father Marc E. Platt is a producer on the film, has been criticized for looking too old to play his teenage character.
Off she goes: The 60-year-old actress put a casual spin on Manhattan chic by wrapping herself in a flowing black top with fashionably torn jeans
In a tweet he has since deleted Ben took aim at ‘the randos being jerks about age’ and advised them to ‘watch grease.’
Since its release in 1978 Grease has been mocked for casting stars visibly much older than their teens, including John Travolta and Olivia Newton John, as high schoolers.
Julianne’s upcoming projects also include a mystery film called When You’re Finished Saving The World written and directed by The Social Network star Jesse Eisenberg.
On the move: She selected a pair of loose-fitted trousers for her outing and warded off the rays by accessorizing with a white baseball cap
She is also playing in ice road trucker who bonds with an Instagram star in the movie Mothertrucker from Transparent creator Joey Soloway.
Meanwhile Carol director Todd Haynes is helming a forthcoming movie called May December starring Julianne and Natalie Portman.
Julianne is also playing opposite Will Ferrell in a crime drama called Fruitcake from Max Winkler who is the son of Henry Winkler.