[Naomi Watts Daily] Running errands and school trips Sep 15-18, 2014

In a bit of a rush? Naomi Watts appears oblivious to jacket malfunction as she hails cab wearing low-key outfit. She is renowned for her elegant and sophisticated sense of style.

But Naomi Watts was clearly racing against the clock on Thursday Sep 18 afternoon as she headed home after a lunch date with friends at Balthazar in New York City.


Earlier the adorable family was seen running school trips either on foot or on bike.

A diverging moment: Naomi Watts enjoys an outdoor shower while on a Mexican holiday Aug 4, 2014

Production is already underway on the second film in the Divergent franchise, but it looks like Naomi Watts is making the most of her holiday before she’s called into action.

Sher is currently enjoying a hot break with her partner Liev Schreiber and their two sons in Los Cabos, Mexico, while Insurgent has begun filming in Georgia.

Rinsing off in an outdoor shower before taking selfies with her boys, Naomi looked relaxed in a multi-coloured strapless swimsuit.

[Naomi Watts Daily] Shopping at Vicente whole Foods on July 25, 2014

Naomi Watts has a full cart full of groceries after stocking up at Whole Foods in Los Angeles, California on July 25, 2014. A Whole Foods employee helped pull her heavy cart to her car!

Foreign Box Office update for "The Impossible"

Lionsgate’s The Impossible, costarring best actress nominee Naomi Watts, grossed $4.3 million on the weekend, lifting the international cume for the tsunami disaster film to $138 million.

[Box Office] "The Impossible" update (foreign)

Summit/Lionsgate’s The Impossible, costarring best actress nominee Naomi Watts, held steadily overseas, grossing $7.3 million on the weekend including a No. 3 opening take of $1.3 million at 247 locations in Italy. International cume for the tsunami disaster film stands at $129.7 million.

"The Impossible" breaks $100 M mark in foreign box office

Summit Entertainment -Mediaset Espana’s production of The Impossible, distributed overseas by Lionsgate, has crossed the $100-million foreign gross mark ($106 million). Director Juan Antonio Bayona’s tsunami disaster epic costarring Naomi Watts and Ewan McGregor drew $7.9 million on the weekend at some 2,700 venues in in 47 territories highlighted by a $1.9 million opening round in South Korea.

Opened in the U.K. last weekend "The Impossible" scored £4 M at 2nd place

THE HOBBIT TOPS NATIONAL BOX OFFICE FOR FOURTH CONSECUTIVE WEEKEND

Jan 9, 2013

NAOMI WATTS' critically-acclaimed drama THE IMPOSSIBLE has failed to break THE HOBBIT's hold on the national box office as PETER JACKSON's fantasy epic held on to the number one spot for a fourth consecutive weekend.

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, which stars Sir Ian McKellen and Martin Freeman, raked in a further £4.1 million over the weekend (05-06Jan13), bringing its domestic gross total to £44.9 million since its release date last year (Dec12).

Tsunami movie The Impossible, which recently won Watts a coveted Golden Globe nomination, failed to overtake The Lord of the Rings prequel, scoring second place with £4 million in its opening weekend.

Ang Lee's acclaimed Life Of Pi was knocked into third place with takings of £3.4 million, while Dustin Hoffman's directorial debut Quartet, starring Dame Maggie Smith and Billy Connolly, settled for fourth after earning £2.3 million in its opening weekend.

The top five is rounded out by Tom Cruise's latest blockbuster Jack Reacher, which took £1.7 million. (Guardian UK)

Box Office: (2nd Week) "The Impossible" scored $485,000 at 15 locations

Box Office: Naomi Watts, Ewan McGregor The Impossible up

Directed by Juan Antonio Bayona, the tsunami family drama The Impossible was up an impressive 29% from last weekend according to studio estimates found at Box Office Mojo. Starring SAG Award nominee Naomi Watts and Ewan McGregor, The Impossible added an estimated $185,000 this weekend at 15 locations (the same number of venues as last week). Cume after 10 days: $485,000.

The Impossible is the highest-grossing movie of the year at the Spanish box office: $52.99m, far ahead of the no. 2 movie, Bill Condon’s The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2, starring On the Road‘s Kristen Stewart, alongside Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner, which has earned $27.95m.

Also, Juan Antonio Bayona had a previous no. 1 hit at the Spanish box office: the atmospheric psychological / horror drama The Orphanage / El Orfanato, starring Belén Rueda, which scored $37.72m in 2007. And that The Impossible is Spain’s second biggest box-office blockbuster in the last ten years, behind James Cameron / Sam Worthington Avatar, which grossed a gigantic $109.99m in late 2009 / early 2010.