Morgan Freeman proves 'god' can pull off blue as star is spotted after dinner at Santa Monica restaurant
SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA: Morgan Freeman was recently papped in a casual fit as he stepped out of the Italian restaurant Giorgio Baldi in Santa Monica, California. The 85-year-old actor kept the late-night outing simple and basic as he sported three different shades of blue to complete his entire look.
Freeman wore basic ashy blue jeans with black sneakers to go along with his relaxed excursion of the night. He styled his getup with a cerulean polo t-shirt underneath a navy blue zip-up jacket. The actor accessorized the whole fit with a Dilligas white cap over his head. While heading out of the popular Italian restaurant of choice, Freeman gave a cheery smile and waved at the paparazzi. He appeared to be in a jovial mood as he interacted with the camera crew.
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In a circulated video, the actor, who played God in 'Bruce Almighty', was seen walking out of the restaurant. Freeman was constantly questioned by the paparazzi about how he was, to which the actor warmly replied that he was fine. When asked about the food at the restaurant, Freeman answered, "Fabulous!" in excitement. Finally, he was ushered to his car after bidding farewell to the flash and lights.
The movie icon has been occupied recently as he is working on several projects. From 'Paradise Highway' to 'The Minute You Wake Up Dead', the Oscar winner was found mostly on the sets finessing his characters from the movies. However, that did not stop the actor from indulging in other incredible undertakings every once in a while.
Freeman recently did the voiceover for 21 Savage's music video 'Savage Mode' which shocked the internet beyond belief. The actor announced the project as he shared a short bit taken from the whole video. He captioned the social media post, "Year of Savage Mode II @metroboomin @21savage …Every opportunity to step outside of what you consider your mold is a chance to enter into your own Savage Mode. The script for the Savage Mode album is full of valuable life lessons. I think this is exactly what the youth need to listen to, things I will tell my grandchildren."
The 'Now You See Me' actor was also found promoting 21 Savage's album 'Savage Mode II' on his Instagram page. He shared an animated image of himself with 21 Savage and Metro Boomin, narrating from a book titled after the album. The actor captioned the picture, "Great men with great ideals can be separated by hundreds or even thousands of miles - And still be in the same place. They can be years or even generations apart in age - And yet, somehow, find themselves on the exact same page."- #SavageModeII."