With their charm and sensual red carpet appearance, Jessica Chastain and Oscar Isaac caused a stir at the Venice Film Festival. The duo attended the festival’s red carpet for their TV drama Scenes From A Marriage, which had its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival. Oscar was spotted kissing Jessica’s armpit in a video clip from the red carpet, which quickly went viral. The star from Interstellar turned to Twitter to express her humorous reaction to the viral video.
Jessica Chastain and Oscar Isaac premiered their TV show Scenes From A Marriage at the Venice Film Festival. Isaac smelt Chastain’s armpit on the red carpet, and the pair went viral for it. Chastain reacted to the news by posting a humorous Addams Family joke to the situation on Twitter. Issac wore a classic black tuxedo and bow tie by Prada, while Chastain wore a strapless red Atelier Versace gown with a diamond necklace.
The warmth between Jessica Chastain and Oscar Isaac on the red carpet sprang from their 20-year friendship. The two met as Julliard classmates over 20 years ago and have remained friends ever since. The two also discussed how their connection affected their chemistry on the upcoming show Scenes From A Marriage in an interview with Deadline. “We would joke that [the friendship] is a benefit and a curse,” Chastain remarked. It’s a boon because there’s an immediate sense of trust. You do not need to be concerned about offending someone. You have the ability to be really honest. The tricky part was that we could sometimes read each other’s minds. ‘Get out of my head,’ it was like. As a result, I had the impression that there was no calm time on this work.
Isaac continued, “That’s an excellent point. When it comes to working, it’s fantastic to know someone so well because you don’t have to worry about as much as you might otherwise. However, when working on something as intense as this, you care deeply for the person because it’s like working with family. Getting your own space isn’t as difficult if you don’t know someone really well.”
