Dakota Johnson seemed smitten when she received a huge bouquet of flowers personally delivered by heartthrob Pedro Pescal, but it was all for her new movie.
The 34-year-old actress beamed from ear to ear as she accepted the huge bouquet of flowers from the 49-year-old actor on the New York set of his film Materialists, just days after she was seen filming it for the first time.
Dakota looked fashionable in a black jacket over a matching sheer top.
His signature brown locks were worn out while his bangs hung just above his eye.
Dakota Johnson seemed smitten when she received a huge bouquet of flowers personally delivered by heartthrob Pedro Pescal, but it was all for her new movie.
The 34-year-old actress beamed from ear to ear as she accepted the huge bouquet of flowers from the 49-year-old actor on the New York set of their film Materialists.
She accentuated her porcelain skin with complementary makeup that contrasted with red lipstick.
Pedro looked like a dapper gentleman in a long-sleeved black dress shirt and silver jewelry that included a watch and pinky ring.
His brown locks were slicked back as he sported a mustache while carrying the giant bouquet.
Dakota and Pedro star in the upcoming romance film Materialists alongside Chris Evans, 42.
The film follows a matchmaker who becomes embroiled in a toxic love triangle that threatens the clients of her lucrative business.
Materials is directed by Korean-Canadian director Celine Song, 35, who received critical praise for her first Oscar-nominated film of 2023, Past Lives, which she also wrote.
Dakota is back to work after playing the title character in the box office bomb Madame Web.
The widely panned film has grossed just $100 million at the global box office since opening in theaters in February, against an estimated budget of $80 million.
Dakota looked fashionable in a black jacket over a matching sheer top.
His signature brown locks were worn out while his bangs hung just above his eye.
She accentuated her porcelain skin with complementary makeup that contrasted with red lipstick.
Pedro looked like a handsome gentleman in a long-sleeved black dress shirt and wore silver jewelry, including a watch and pinky ring.
His brunette locks were slicked back as he sported a mustache while carrying the giant bouquet.
The two showed off their on-screen chemistry as Dakota smiled when Pedro touched her elbow.
The film follows a matchmaker who becomes embroiled in a toxic love triangle that threatens the clients of her lucrative business.
Madame Web belongs to Sony’s Spider-Man universe, clearly separate from the Disney-owned Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Critics called the film “as dumb and silly as the worst of the genre” and “a ridiculous affair,” and the film debuted with a 12 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Disgruntled moviegoers also expressed their displeasure online, with one person calling the film “a series of mistakes and wasted opportunities” on X.
Another described it as “a clunky, poorly written, messy and sloppy film, replete with editing and mediocre acting.”
Dakota, the daughter of Melanie Griffith and Don Johnson, plays Cassandra Webb, a New York City paramedic gifted with psychic abilities due to a mutant gene.
Madame Web, starring Dakota as the main character, shown in a still image, was a box office failure.
Madame Web also starred Sydney Sweeney, Isabela Merced and Celeste O’Connor.
Sony announced Friday night that its comic book movie Kraven The Hunter will be released in December instead of Labor Day weekend.
Kraven The Hunter stars Aaron Taylor-Johnson as the villainous Spider-Man in the JC Chandor-directed origin story, which will be rated R. The cast also includes Ariana DeBose, Alessandro Nivola and Russell Crowe.
The film is one of several Sony Spider-Man spin-offs, including Venom and Madame Web.
