The Spanish stars are not just a married couple, but they have occasionally worked together in various film projects as well.
In fact, they first met in a film set when they were filming the Spanish comedy-drama Jamón Jamón way back in 1992.
Years later, they reunited to work together in Woody Allen's 2008 romantic comedy Vicky Christina Barcelona, after which their real-life romance officially began.
They were in a relationship for three years before they made their first public appearance as a couple.
They walked together on the red carpet at the 2010 Goya Awards, the Spanish equivalent of the Oscars.
After their marriage in 2010, they starred in the 2013 film The Counselor and 2017’s Loving Pablo.
They also worked in a six-minute commercial for lingerie brand Agent Provocateur, which Cruz directed.
But while speaking with Marie Claire, the actress stated that the couple didn’t want to make themselves comfortable, just by choosing to work together always.
Obviously, we can’t choose parts just for logistical reasons, like, ‘Oh, let’s work together more often because it’s easier.’ No. In fact, it’s not something we want to do that often.
Presently, Bardem is set to star in Will Speck and Josh Gordon’s movie Lyle, Lyle Crocodile, based on the best-selling children’s book by Bernard Waber, for Sony Pictures.
On the other hand, Cruz has multiple projects in the pre and post-production stage, including On the Fringe, L'immensita, The 355, and Official Competition.
