Naomi Watts dedicated the Donostia Award to her "Mulholland Drive" director David Lynch at the San Sebastian Film Festival, saying “I miss you.” She also shouted out her "The Impossible" co‑star Tom Holland and said she is grateful for the opportunities she receives as a woman of her age.
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Fans see Watts publicly honoring a key collaborator and expressing gratitude for continued roles later in her career.
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- Naomi Watts dedicated the Donostia Award to director David Lynch at the San Sebastian Film Festival.
- Watts said “I miss you” while dedicating the award to Lynch.
- She shouted out co‑star Tom Holland during the ceremony.
- Watts expressed gratitude for getting opportunities as a woman of her age.
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