Katie Holmes and Joshua Jackson are gearing up for a reunion that has millennials excited. The pair is working on Holmes' new film trilogy, which she's writing, producing, directing, and starring in, with the first installment called "Happy Hours."
Holmes and Jackson were photographed in New York City, shooting scenes on a crowded Washington Square Park, with onlookers pulling out their phones and recording some moments.
The pair looked happy, laughing alongside each other as they hugged and pushed a blue baby stroller together.
Holmes wore a cool outfit made up of baggy pants, black flats, and a white vest with flowers printed on it. She styled her hair loose and wavy. In the case of Jackson, he wore a blue button-up shirt, paired with baggy brown pants and brown sneakers.
The reunion has gotten "Dawson's Creek" fans very excited, with millennials sharing their excitement online.
More details about 'Happy Hours'
According to press details, "Happy Hours" follows different romantic and dramatic stories, starring a cast that includes Mary Louise Parker, Constance Wu, Joe Tipptet, and more.
The film's official synopsis reads: “a story about two people navigating their relationship within the challenges of careers and family responsibilities and the pursuit of love despite life’s inevitable obstacles. The film is a character-driven dramedy that explores the emotional journey of young loves who reconnect as adults, with the connective thread of shared joys, loss, and hope.”
The casting of the film seems notable, with Holmes and Jackson playing each other's lovers over 22 years ago in the teen hit "Dawson's Creek." The series followed a group of friends growing up and falling in and out of love with each other, with Holmes and Jackson playing the show's most enduring and beloved couple.
Holmes and Jackson also dated in real life, during the years 1998 and 1999. "I fell in love, I had my first love, and it was something so incredible and indescribable that I will treasure it always,” said Holmes in a 2008 interview with Rolling Stone. “And that I feel so fortunate because he’s now one of my best friends."
“He’s been in the business so long, and he’s really helped me. I respect him as a friend and as a professional.”