Aaron Paul keeps a low profile in all black as he steps out in Los Angeles with his wife Lauren Parsekian
He has been busy shooting the upcoming Breaking Bad movie and doing press for his new film The Parts You Lose.
But Aaron Paul found some time to spend with his wife Lauren Parsekian on Sunday evening.
The couple, 39 and 32 respectively, were spotted while grabbing dinner in the hip Los Angeles neighborhood of Los Feliz.
Evening jaunt: Aaron Paul found some time to spend with his wife Lauren Parsekian on Sunday evening
Paul stepped out in a laid back, all-black ensemble that consisted of tight jeans and a black t-shirt.
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He pulled a baseball cap low over his forehead and added a stylish touch via black boots.
He left his jawline hispid and donned a silver watch with a large face around his left wrist.
Out and about: The couple, 39 and 32 respectively, were spotted while grabbing dinner in the hip Los Angeles neighborhood of Los Feliz
Lauren also kept her look relaxed, but with a much more bohemian vibe.
The Finding Kind director sported ripped blue jeans along with a flowing blue blouse.
She opted for comfort when it came to footwear and donned dusty rose sandals.
She tucked her medium-length blonde tresses behind her ears and they flowed freely across her shoulders.
Work in progress: Paul, seen here on Breaking Bad with Krysten Ritter, began filming for the much-anticipated Breaking Bad movie began in New Mexico in February
Filming for the much-anticipated Breaking Bad movie began in New Mexico in February.
For the most part, the storyline has been kept under wraps. It will reportedly follow Jesse Pinkman after the events of the series finale in 2013.
Jesse was last seen driving off into the night after being kidnapped and forced under duress to make Meth for Todd (Jesse Plemons), his uncle Jack (Michael Bowen), and his gang of goons.
Series creator Vince Gilligan is on board to write and direct the film, which has the working title of Greenbrier.
Filming for the much-anticipated Breaking Bad movie began in New Mexico in February
In March, Paul's new movie, The Parts You Lose, premiered at the Sun Valley Film Festival.
In the film, he plays a fugitive criminal who befriends a 10-year old deaf boy who is being bullied at school.
After chatting about the new role and fielding questions from the audience during the festival, Paul was presented with the festival's Pioneer Award, which is given in recognition of an industry innovator whose work on-screen or behind the camera embodies the trailblazing spirit.
Premiere: In March, Paul's new movie, The Parts You Lose, premiered at the Sun Valley Film Festival
