Since Grace’s delivery, each actors have spoken concerning the practicalities of balancing blockbusters, stage work, and parenting.
Weisz has described a system by which they alternate skilled commitments to make sure considered one of them is at all times at house, saying: “I believe we actually love our personal life as a life, as a household, after which we go to work individually. We actually loved that have. It additionally means we are able to alternate. I can keep house with the household whereas he works. We will swap out. If we’re each doing one thing on the identical time, it is in all probability much less very best.”
Craig has echoed that sentiment, noting that having a younger youngster has made him much less keen to spend lengthy stretches away from house. Even so, their careers proceed to intersect at key cultural moments.
The pair have appeared collectively on purple carpets from Madrid for The Woman With The Dragon Tattoo in 2012 to the 2022 BFI London movie competition, the place they supported Craig’s movie Glass Onion: A Knives Out Thriller.
On the 2024 Venice movie competition, the place Craig premiered Queer, consideration fell as a lot on the couple’s look collectively as on the movie itself, with Weisz in a glittering Versace robe. Behind the scenes, Weisz has stated they continue to be keenly engaged with one another’s work.
In 2018, she defined: “We discuss movies that we love, or performs. We like to go to see theatre and talk about issues that we have seen. We respect one another. We respect one another’s work.”
As Vladimir brings Weisz again to the middle of the cultural dialog, that mutual admiration seems to underpin a wedding that has survived, and thrived, removed from the standard Hollywood glare.