Kevin Costner and Susan Sarandon Reunite at Venice Movie Competition

36 years after the discharge of Ron Shelton’s steamy baseball romance “Bull Durham,” co-stars Kevin Costner and Susan Sarandon purchased collectively as soon as extra on the 81st annual Venice Film Competitors.

“There’s nothing like catching up with an earlier buddy,” Costner wrote on his Instagram Thursday, sharing a picture of himself with Sarandon. “Good to see you [Susan Sarandon] we’ve come a good way since our ‘Bull Durham’ days.”

Sarandon was nominated for a Golden Globe for best musical or comedy for her perform throughout the 1988 hit.

The pair had been reunited Sept. 5 on the Greater World Fund’s philanthropy event on the Cipriani Resort in Venice. “This very important occasion is dedicated to supporting ladies’s empowerment by the vector of paintings,” the Greater World Fund Wrote on Instagram, outlining the significance of the night time time. “Throughout the presence of our guests of honor Susan Sarandon and Kevin Costner, the historic and stylish setting of Cipriani Resort provides the correct backdrop for this inspiring initiative, promising an unforgettable symphony of paintings and philanthropy.”

Whereas Sarandon entails Venice as an honoree of Greater World Fund, Costner may be there to usher partly two of his expansive Western epic “Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 2.” Costner directs the film and stars with Sienna Miller, Giovanni Ribisi, Sam Worthington, Ella Hunt, Will Patton, Luke Wilson and Kathleen Quinlan.

Costner has produced every chapters one and two of “Horizon” largely out of his private pocket. The first installment was made for spherical $100 million and would go on to tank on the world discipline office, grossing solely about $34 million. Although “Chapter 2” will probably be getting a flashy debut at Venice, the theatrical launch date stays in limbo after it was pulled from Aug. 16 launch date in July.