Friendo: “Isn’t it weird looking at Maya Hawke and Levon Hawke? It’s like you see shades of Uma and Ethan but neither really look like one or the other completely.”
HE: “Isn’t that par for the course? I was standing around at the Hotel du Cap in ‘02 or ‘03, and I saw Ethan Hawke taking Maya for a walk. She would’ve been four or five. Maya is now 22 and Levon is 18. Having famous parents mean they both have it easy, and at the same time kinda hard.”
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