Wednesday 3 August 2022 07:06 PM Julianne Moore holds husband Bart Freundlich's arm after enjoying dinner in the ... trends now
Julianne Moore was all smiles after enjoying dinner with her husband Bart Freundlich and Tracy Pollan in the Hamptons.
The 61-year-old actress beamed and tenderly held her spouse's arm as they strolled through a parking lot on Tuesday night.
The Academy Award winner was casually attired in a white cap-sleeved t-shirt and high-waisted faded blue jeans.
Good times: Julianne Moore was all smiles after enjoying dinner with her husband Bart Freundlich and Tracy Pollan in the Hamptons
The Hannibal star sported light beige Birkenstocks and toted a camel-colored leather crossbody bag.
The beauty wore her trademark long crimson locks down in loose waves around her shoulders and had on a natural palette of makeup that included a rosy blush and a pink lipstick.
The North Carolina native accessorized with several gold rings and carried a black face mask.
Loved up: The 61-year-old actress beamed and tenderly held her spouse's arm as they strolled through a parking lot on Tuesday night
Bart, 52, donned a charcoal gray t-shirt with slate blue trousers and white sneakers.
The After the Wedding director tied a light gray sweatshirt around his waist and carried a brown paper bag.
Earlier in the night, the pair were seen dining with Tracy, 62, who had on a light green floral blouse.
The Family Ties alumna wore her wavy blonde tresses parted in the center and down around her shoulders.
Night out: Earlier in the night, the pair were seen dining with Tracy, 62, who had on a light green floral blouse
Julianne and Bart have enjoyed a long friendship with Tracy and her husband Michael J. Fox, 61.
The Far from Heaven star and the Hired Hands filmmaker are regular attendees of Fox's annual charity event A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To Cure Parkinson’s Gala.
On August 23, the pair will celebrate their 19th wedding anniversary after originally met 26 years earlier when Bart directed Julianne in The Myth Of Fingerprints way back in 1996.
