Richard Gere, 76, cozies up to onscreen love interest, 28, during controversial romance drama filming 75%
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7/17/2026, 2:45:35 PM
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Richard Gere put on a cozy display with his decades-younger co-star this week as they filmed controversial romance drama, Asymmetry, in New York City.
The veteran actor, 76, was seen holding hands with and embracing actress Diana Silvers, 28, during romantic park scenes for the film, based on the acclaimed 2018 novel of the same name by Lisa Halliday.
Gere, who has an age-gap relationship off-screen with wife Alejandra Silva, 43, looked at ease with Booksmart star Silvers as they chatted warmly, before checking out their scenes on a monitor.
He will turn 77 next month.
Asymmetry, per the logline, tells the story of a young editorial assistant in New York, Alice (Silvers), who comes upon world-renowned 70-year-old author Ezra (Gere) in Central Park one day.
'Their one moment of eye contact sparks a connection that leads them both down a life-changing rabbit hole, where they create a private world just for two.
'Ezra, famous for his audacious work, finds someone with whom he can be openly vulnerable, and Alice finds the courage to explore her own aspirations as a writer.
Until it is all put at risk when their secret relationship is exposed.
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Oscar winner Edward Zwick is directing, producing and writing the film.
Richard Gere, 76, put on a cozy display with his decades-younger co-star Diana Silvers, 28, this week as they filmed controversial romance drama, Asymmetry, in New York City
The veteran actor, 76, was seen holding hands with and embracing actress Diana Silvers, 28, during romantic park scenes for the film, based on the acclaimed 2018 novel of the same name by Lisa Halliday
Richard Gere, 76, says he feels his 26 year old son Homer has what it takes to make it in the rough and tumble world of show business
With a steamy appearance in Euphoria under his belt, he appears alongside his dad's ex-wife Cindy Crawford's daughter Kaia Gerber, 24, in Ryan Murphy series, The Shards.
Pretty Woman star Gere shares Homer with ex wife Carey Lowell.
Gere has been married to third wife Silva since 2018 and they share sons Alexander, seven, and James, six.
The actor recently heaped praise on Homer and said he has what it takes to make it in the rough and tumble world of show business.
The A-list actor spoke with People about Homer's rising profile, marked by a viral appearance on HBO Max's Euphoria in which he appeared opposite Sydney Sweeney.
'I'm proud of him on two levels,' said Gere, known for films such as Pretty Woman, American Gigolo and An Officer and a Gentleman.
'One, he's really good.
He really kind of preternaturally knows what he's doing.
'But he's also handling it really well.
He's a good kid.'
Gere has an age-gap relationship off-screen with wife Alejandra Silva, 43 - pictured November 2025
Gere looked at ease with Booksmart star Silvers as they chatted warmly, before holding hands for their scenes
Silvers looked intensely at Gere during the dramatic scene
The onscreen couple were seen chatting in NYC
Gere and Silva held hands during another cozy scene
At 28, Silvers is nearly the same age as Gere's nepo baby son, Homer, 26, who is making waves of his own in the acting world.
Pictured 2024 in France
Homer (R) will next portray mysterious prep school student Robert Mallory in Ryan Murphy's 10-episode adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis' 2023 novel The Shards, which premieres August 5 on FX/Hulu
Gere shares two sons with Silva, Alexander, seven, and James, six
'I don't think he's got to make a life choice to commit to this if he's doing this now,' Gere said.
'He's good at it and he's having fun, but he can become a rock climber if he wants to do that.'
Gere noted his son also 'just finished shooting a film' with venerated director Oliver Stone.
He said in jest, 'I can retire now.
I'm passing the torch.'
Gere said he wasn't putting any pressure on his son to fill his shoes in Hollywood, making clear he was fine with Homer pursuing anything that made him happy.
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