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“Those who run seem to have all the fun?” More like those who dance — especially Jessica Chastain and Jeremy Strong.
The Armageddon Time co-stars — who have also starred alongside each other in Zero Dark Thirty (2012) and Molly’s Game (2017), per People — busted a move in a hotel room dance party.
Chastain posted a video on X (the platform formerly known as Twitter, which features her, Strong, and another woman showing off their dance skills to Madonna’s “Hung Up,” on Saturday (Sept. 23).
“This is what happens when you let Jeremy Strong and I stay up past their bedtimes #4AM,” Chastain wrote.
The video started off with Strong hiding in a window curtain, before he eventually revealed himself decked out in a suit and shades. Chastain entered the floor from the bathroom, strutting her way over to Strong to circle him, all while another woman stood on a bench. The antics continued with Strong flicking the lamp on and off, eliciting laughter from the individual behind the camera who had been recording every second.
The dancing seems to be a continuation of the Gucci’s afterparty in Milan on Friday (Sept. 22), at which Chastain and Strong danced to another Madonna hit with Paul Mescal and Julia Garner.
According to Entertainment Weekly, the two stars have been friends for more than 20 years. Chastain supported Strong and defended him following his 2021 New Yorker profile, which critiqued his intense approach to method acting.
“I’ve known Jeremy Strong for 20yrs & worked with him on 2 films,” she wrote on X two days after the publication of the profile. “He’s a lovely person. Very inspiring & passionate about his work. The profile that came out on him was incredibly one sided. Don’t believe everything you read folks. Snark sells but maybe its time we move beyond it.”
