Richard Gere, 76, films new romantic drama “Asymmetry” with co-star Diana Silvers, 28

Richard Gere, 76, was photographed on the set of his new romantic drama, “Asymmetry,” sharing close moments with co-star Diana Silvers, 28, according to Page Six. The outlet said the scenes show the actors appearing cozy while filming the project, which it described as being built around an age-gap relationship.

The Page Six report included an image caption identifying Gere and Silvers in a conversation scene from “Asymmetry.” The caption presented with the photos also associated the filming location with New York, indicating the production was shooting in the city at the time the images were taken.

Gere’s appearance in the scenes highlighted the film’s core premise, as Page Six characterized the project as focusing on a romantic relationship marked by a large age difference. The report framed the on-camera interaction between the actors as central to the production work underway, rather than as a public event or premiere.

As “Asymmetry” moves through production, the reported set activity points to the practical realities of film schedules, where casting and scene blocking require lead actors to spend extended periods on set for specific conversation and relationship dynamics. In this case, the Page Six photos depict at least one type of scene, a dialogue-heavy moment, suggesting the project is investing in sustained character interaction.

Public reporting on filming also has an audience-impact dimension, since images from film sets can shape early attention for upcoming projects and can prompt questions about casting choices and how such age-gap stories will be portrayed onscreen. In this instance, Page Six’s coverage emphasized the relationship setup implied by the film’s description, rather than offering details on the storyline beyond its age-gap focus.

Neither Page Six’s report nor the materials provided with it included details such as the film’s release date, distributors, supporting cast, or production timeline beyond the fact that filming was underway as of the report date. Without additional confirmation from other outlets or official studio statements, those items remain unverified in this account.

The next documented step for the film, based on standard release cycles, would be additional production updates and eventual official announcements, such as casting expansions, first-look images, or distribution information. Until then, the publicly available reporting remains limited to the on-set photos and the production description cited by Page Six.