Nat Wolff and girlfriend Grace Van Patten attend a screening of his new movie Semper Fi held at Arclight on Tuesday (September 24) in Hollywood.
The 24-year-old actor was also joined by his mom Polly Draper at the event.
Nat plays Oyster in the movie, which follows a police officer, who serves in the Marine Corps Reserves, is faced with an ethical dilemma when it comes to helping his brother in prison.
Over the summer, Nat and Grace showed off lots of PDA while in Ischia, Italy for the Ischia Film Festival.
Nat and Alex Wolff snap a photo with their mom Polly Draper at BUILD Series on Tuesday (October 9) in New York City.
The family trio stopped by to chat about their new movie Stella’s Last Weekend, which was also written and directed by Polly. Their dad Michael composed the music for the film.
Here’s a synopsis: Oliver (Alex) who is a Queens high school senior who is madly in love with Violet, the girl of his dreams. Oliver’s older brother, Jack (Nat), is not so lucky with his love life, having made a real connection with a girl who suddenly dropped him without any explanation. When Jack comes home from college for a special celebration of Stella, the family’s beloved but aging dog, he soon discovers that the girl who broke his heart is the very same Violet who has stolen Oliver’s heart. A series of comic complications ensue as the romantic rivalry between the brothers escalates, Violet wavers between the two equally appealing siblings, and the entire family tries to get through the emotional upheaval of Stella’s impending “last hurrah.”
Also pictured: Alex, Nat, and Polly premiere Stella’s Last Weekend the night before at the New York Film Festival.
Nat Wolff shows off a whole new look for the Opening Night After-Party of his new play Buried Child held at the Out Hotel on Wednesday evening (February 17) in New York City.
The 21-year-old hottie posed for photos with his co-stars Taissa Farmiga, Polly Draper, Ed Harris, Amy Madigan, Larry Pine, Rich Sommer, and Paul Sparks.
Here’s the synopsis for Buried Child: Dodge (Harris) and Halie (Madigan) are barely hanging on to their farmland and their sanity while looking after their two wayward grown sons (Sommer and Sparks).
When their grandson Vince (Wolff) arrives with his girlfriend (Farmiga), no one seems to recognize him, and confusion abounds. As Vince tries to make sense of the chaos, the rest of the family dances around a deep, dark secret. This wildly poetic and cuttingly funny take on the American family drama gleefully pulls apart the threadbare deluded visions of our families and our homes.
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