Actresses Penélope Cruz and Salma Hayek, who shared the screen in the 2006 film 'Bandidas,' reunited at a luncheon honoring Cruz for her role in the movie 'Ferrari.' Hosted by Hayek and Kristen Stewart, the event included guests like Alicia Silverstone, Geena Davis, and Vin Diesel.
In a photo from the luncheon, Hayek and Cruz were seen embracing each other, emphasizing their enduring friendship. Another picture featured them alongside Kristen Stewart.
While 'Bandidas' remains their sole film collaboration, Cruz and Hayek have maintained a close bond over the years. Cruz shared a touching story on 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show,' recalling how Hayek welcomed her warmly when she first arrived in Los Angeles, providing support during challenging times.
Cruz's latest project, 'Ferrari,' directed by Michael Mann, revolves around the life of Enzo Ferrari, the founder of the iconic Ferrari automobile brand, portrayed by Adam Driver. Set in 1957, the film explores Ferrari's personal and professional challenges during a tumultuous period for the company. Cruz plays Laura, Ferrari's wife, in the movie.
The luncheon, hosted by Hayek and Stewart, celebrated Cruz's contribution to the film and showcased the enduring friendship between the two talented actresses.
