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Holmes discusses directing 'Happy Hours' and reuniting with Joshua Jackson after almost 25 years.
The reunion drew social media attention as fans followed filming in New York City.
Holmes says the film is not a Dawson’s Creek reboot; they wanted space to show different sides of themselves.
Holmes envisions 'Happy Hours' as the first in a trilogy in the style of the 'Before' series.
Holmes cites pandemic isolation and a desire to inject joy into cinema as motivation.
The couple’s on-screen chemistry is described as effortless and mutually directing.
Filming locations in Manhattan required adjustments to protect populated areas.
Holmes aims to explore love across different life chapters, not just youth.
Holmes’ past project 'Rare Objects' preceded this lighter, joy-filled project.
Holmes looks to a joyful cinematic impact amid a connected yet emotionally distant society.

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Holmes confirms a surprising on-set reunion with Joshua Jackson for her film Happy Hours in New York City.
Holmes says the on-screen reunion felt natural, like riding a bike, with a strong directing-and-acting shorthand.
Jackson describes the reunion as magic and notes maintaining a friendship while collaborating on film.
Happy Hours is planned as a trilogy about a couple reevaluating whether their love deserves another chance.
Holmes wrote the film’s story and serves as writer-director for the project.
Fans showed renewed interest after Holmes and Jackson were photographed filming in New York last summer.
Holmes notes keeping certain filming aspects private, acknowledging some moments weren’t fully concealable.
The project continues to evolve with Holmes directing and Jackson contributing to the on-set dynamic.
Us Weekly highlights the ongoing exclusive coverage of the reunion and related interviews.
Holmes and Jackson previously co-starred on Dawson’s Creek as Pacey and Joey.

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Holmes unveils a bold blunt haircut on June 5 as she attends Tribeca events with Joshua Jackson nearby.
The new look features shoulder-length hair with a center part, paired with a chic, minimal outfit.
Holmes and Jackson reunite onscreen for the film 'Happy Hours,' set around a New York City backdrop.
The movie centers on Liz, a recently divorced photographer who reconnects with her former lover, Andrew McCloud.
The project marks a high-profile career collaboration for Holmes and Jackson, recalling their Dawson's Creek days.
Holmes has a history of high-profile relationships, including marriage to Tom Cruise and friendships with her co-star Joshua Jackson.
The film's synopsis positions Liz as a photographer who reconsiders love with Andrew amid New York City life.
Tribeca Festival events, including a Bloomberg reception, have framed Holmes’s public appearance with the new look.
Holmes’s style choice remained understated, letting the new hair be the focal point of her Tribeca appearances.
The article emphasizes the potential romantic pairing resurgence as a narrative backdrop for the film and Holmes’s public persona.

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