Jason Momoa touches down in Venice for Film Festival sporting a man bag ahead of world premiere of his new movie after stunning fans by shaving off his bushy beard

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On Wednesday, Jason Momoa arrived in Venice for the last few days of this year’s Film Festival, carrying a man bag casually.

In a cheerful mood, the highly acclaimed actor, aged 46, arrived in an Italian city, presenting a relaxed style with his casual attire.

Jason was captured on camera upon his arrival at the Venice Airport, swiftly followed by his transfer to a nearby water taxi which was already prepared to receive him.

In simpler terms, he donned light-colored cotton pants and a white short-sleeved shirt during the hot weather. To shield his head from the sun, he also sported a classic cap styled like a newshat.

Additionally, as Jason exited the airport, it was noticeable that he carried a messenger bag slung over his right shoulder.

The thick beard he drastically shaved earlier in the summer seems to be regrowing now.

His once-shorn beard, which he trimmed dramatically during the summer, now appears to be reappearing with new growth.

I’ve touched down in Italy, excitedly preparing for my latest cinematic venture titled “In The Hand of Dante.” This film will make its grand debut at the upcoming Film Festival on Wednesday.

In a drama movie, the actor from Baywatch shares screen time with Gerard Butler, Gal Gadot, Sabrina Impacciatore, Franco Nearo, and John Malkovich.

In my pursuit, I discover a captivating tale reminiscent of Dante’s Divine Comedy, initially housed within the hallowed halls of the Vatican Library. However, fate has an intriguing twist in store as this sacred text finds its way into the clutches of a powerful New York mob boss, creating a mesmerizing blend of ancient wisdom and modern crime.

In July, Jason surprised his followers by shaving off his heavy beard during the promotion of his water brand, Mananalu, that he introduced in 2019.

In a post to over 16 million fans, this prominent figure in the entertainment world shared, ‘I established @mananalu with the goal of minimizing single-use plastics.’

He mentioned that they are now going beyond their current efforts, collaborating with the team at GetBoomerangWater, to establish a self-contained water treatment and bottling system right on location.

The note continued, stating that this implies fewer discards, a smaller carbon trail from shipping, and the reusability of our aluminum water bottles multiple times. Essentially, it’s a peek into the future, and we’re pioneering it right here in Hawaii.

Hey folks! Let’s make a difference together by saying goodbye to single-use plastics. It’s not just about us, it’s about the future generations and our precious planet. Aloha!”

This way, I’m sharing my advice in an engaging and approachable manner, encouraging my followers to join me in a collective action for a good cause. The use of “Hey folks” and “Aloha” makes it more conversational and personalized, which can help create a stronger connection with the audience.

Reflecting on the past, he mentioned that it has been approximately six years since he worked on the film ‘Dune.’ He continued, expressing that a memorable aspect of that period was his decision to grow a beard and establish his business, Mananalu.

Meanwhile, Jason recently opened up about a terrifying near-death experience. 

In a recent episode of the Smartless podcast, the actor who plays Aquaman shared an incident where he came close to drowning during a surfing trip along the coast of Maui, Hawaii, back in 2007.

He mentioned that he had been paddling out at ‘Jaws,’ a well-known surf spot on Maui’s north coast, famed for its massive (and sometimes hazardous) waves that attract the world’s best surfers.

Jason, who is in a relationship with Adria Arjona, known for her role in Andor, shared with hosts Jason Bateman, Will Arnett, and Sean Hayes that during a 13-mile paddle boarding journey along the island’s shoreline, his circumstances suddenly became very challenging.

He mentioned that he was quite far out, roughly a mile off the coast, when his leash suddenly broke. They were around seven miles into their activity at that point, and with the strong winds on Maui, his leash snapped too.

During his tenure on Stargate: Atlantis, Jason had received adequate training, giving him an initial sense of comfort. However, as the waves started hitting him, his situation gradually worsened.

He revealed that he had received several rather large impacts on his head, ones comparable to massive 10-foot Hawaiian ocean waves. At the time, he was approximately a half-mile out in the water.

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2025-09-03 20:18