Here are the real-life partners of the cast of “Ozark.”
The Hollywoodcouple metwhen they were both just 18 years old.
“With a girlfriend, you get into a fight, you drive away,” Bateman toldRedbook.
“With us, we learn to fight quickly or not at all.
I wanted to marry a friend.
Friends last longer.”
Schauer happened to be working at the festival as a host who was assigned to Linney.
Am I attracted to my handler?
What is going on?'"
Linney and Schauer kept in touch, eventually married, andwelcomed a sonin 2014.
Since meeting at the Sundance Film Festival, the two stars have had a whirlwind romance.
In fact, Foster proposed to Garner just 10 months after dating, according toVogue.
The following February, Foster celebrated his wife’s birthday with a sweetInstagrampost.
“It’s the first year we celebrate as husband and wife.
Happy birthday, my beautiful sweet Julia.
You make everything magic.”
McTeer isn’t just a standout on screen; she’s also known and celebrated for her theater work.
Coleman, who had been invited to the play by his neighbor, met McTeer backstage after a performance.
Although McTeer never thought she would get married, she found herself “falling in love” with Coleman.
“I just knew he was the love of my life,” McTeer told The New Yorker.
“And he is.”
She also worked on “Ozark,” portraying the character Rachel.
“My better half,” she captioned theInstagram post.
“Bel-Air” actress Cassandra Freeman commented, “I had your husband as my doctor today!”
However, Solis isn’t just an actor.
and “Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders.”
In January 2022, Fernandez posted anInstagrampicture of Solis praising him for his work on “Ozark.”
ThroughThe Moving Frame, Young and White provide acting training in the form of workshops and coaching.
Young and White have been together for more than 30 years andlive in New York.
White frequently posts photos of her husband on her social media and haspromoted his work on “Ozark.”
In February 2021, Welker posted anInstagramselfie of her and Young on the beach captioned, “Oh!
It’s Valentine’s!
Here’s me with mine for the last 30.”
