Richard Gere’s Mysterious Appearance with Wife Alejandra Silva at the Enigmatic ‘Maybe I Do’ Special Screening
Richard Gere and Alejandra Silva tied the knot in a secret April 2018 wedding ceremony
Richard Gere and his wife Alejandra Silva made a rare red carpet appearance at the premiere of Gere’s new movie, Maybe I Do. The couple, who secretly married in April 2018, were seen holding hands and posing for photos together. Gere also praised his co-star Emma Roberts, saying that she has one of the most difficult roles in the romantic comedy. Gere is known for his roles in films such as Pretty Woman and Runaway Bride, where he co-starred with Roberts’ aunt, Julia Roberts.
Richard Gere and wife Alejandra Silva had a date night at the premiere of his new movie.
On Tuesday, Gere, 73, and Silva, 39, appeared at a special screening of Maybe I Do in New York City along with Gere’s costars Emma Roberts and Susan Sarandon, marking a rare red carpet appearance for the couple.
Gere and Silva, who got married in a secret ceremony in April 2018, kept close on the carpet Tuesday as they held hands and wrapped their arms around one another as they posed for photos. During the event, Gere praised costar Roberts, 31, whom he told PEOPLE “has one of the most difficult roles” in the new romantic comedy.
“Obviously I loved working with her aunt, but she’s her own person. She has her own career and does things her own way,” Gere said at the event Tuesday when asked about working with Roberts. The actor famously costarred with Roberts’ aunt Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman and Runaway Bride.
“She has one of the most difficult roles, the straight and narrow among the crazy adults,” Gere said of Emma’s Maybe I Do part. “I think she did great.”
Gere praises Emma for her performance in the role of Maybe I Do, stating that she has one of the most challenging roles. He describes her character as someone who has to remain level-headed and composed amidst a group of eccentric adults. Gere believes that Emma portrayed this role exceptionally well and commends her for her performance.
