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Rachel Weisz and partner Darren Aronofksy take in New York’s East Village scenery with son Henry Chance on Wednesday (October 21).

The 39-year-old actress shared stroller duties with Darren, 40, while Henry, 3, munched on a pastry on the ride home.

Three new cast members have signed on to Rachel‘s forthcoming film The Whistleblower, where she’ll play a policewoman in the true story of a sex crimes scandal in postwar Bosnia.

Rachel will be joined on screen by Vanessa Redgrave, David Strathairn and Monica Bellucci, according to Variety.

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Rachel Weisz burps 14-month-old son Henry Chance (he looks just like director daddy Darren Aronofsky!) while out for a summer stroll in New York City on Saturday.

When not taking some of his first baby steps in his Kids Cayman Croc Shoes in Sea Blue, baby Henry rode the stylin’ Maclaren Volo stroller.

Susan Sarandon recently joined Rachel Weisz for the Peter Jackson-directed film adaptation of Alice Sebold‘s novel The Lovely Bones.

Sarandon will play the character of Grandma Lynn, the mother of the character played by Weisz. The cast also includes Ryan Gosling and newcomer Saoirse Ronan.

British siren Rachel Weisz and director hubby Darren Aronofsky (pictured below) take their one-year old son Henry Chance out of a stroll near their London home on Wednesday.

Rachel, 36, then flew back to the States on Thursday to attend a cocktail party in celebration of The Cartier Charity Love Bracelet at NYC’s Cartier Mansion.

FYI: Rachel is using her Maclaren stroller.

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British beauty Rachel Weisz and director hubby Darren Aronofsky (pictured below) jet south to Brazil for a family vacation with diaper-rocking son Henry, 10 months.

Rachel, 36, and her two main men made a celebrity stopover earlier this week in Rio de Janeiro, around the Brazilian neighborhood of Santa Teresa.

The family spent their time strolling through the colorful streets of Rio, eating at local restaurants, stopping to look at the work of local painters and buying crafts from street vendors.

Inset: Rachel wore a dot on her forehead, which looks to be a gold bindi. JJ reader Gill explains, “It’s an ash mark given from the church as a blessing for a new mother.”