'Big Little Lies' stars have a Sunday night out at the bowling alley
While most people prefer relaxing on a Sunday with some "Netflix and chill", the stars of 'Big Little Lies' hit the bowling alley for a fun Sunday night out.
Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, Shailene Woodley, and also Meryl Streep, hit the bowling lane, got clicked at the photo-booth, and shared snaps over Instagram and Facebook giving a glimpse of their party.
Mostly, known for cheering for each other, both on social media and in real life, Reese Witherspoon along with Laura Dern and Zoe Kravitz went to the movies to support her Big Little Lies co-star, Shailene Woodley's new film 'Adrift'.
Although Nicole Kidman didn't show up for the movie viewing, the cast - with Meryl Streep - met up on Sunday for some more laughter and fun time at the bowling alley.
Shailene Woodley had earlier said in an interview with the Porter Edit, "There was a point in my life, right before 'Big Little Lies', where I had hit a wall with acting. I felt it was time to do something different."
As an actor who maintains a modest lifestyle, and does not prefer being on the cover of glittering magazines, Woodley told herself at an early age of seven that she could quit the moment she finds herself on the cover of any magazine.
Probably her urge to remain modest and go back to farming whenever she was not working is the reason why she took a break of almost a year until Big Little Lies, before which she had asked her agents to not send any script her way.
Although initially after reading the script she had refused to work for 'Big Little Lies', her agents had insisted on her taking up the project, citing the presence of actors such as Kidman, Witherspoon and Dern on the show. She was eventually convinced by her co-star in 'The Fault in Our Stars', Laura Dern.
Reese Witherspoon, Zoe Kravitz and Laura Dern thorougly posted on Instagram, showing their support for Shailene Woodley for her new film 'Adrift'. It is probably this support among the stars which keeps them going with their work.