New York: Just a month after splitting with her ex beau Sean Penn, Scarlett Johansson was recently spotted cozying up with actor Justin Bartha.
Johansson attended the opening of off-Broadway`s ‘All New People,’ in which the ‘Hangover’ actor Bartha features.
Spies said Johansson and Bartha later seemed "completely engrossed in each other" during a cast dinner also attended by playwright Zach Braff and actress Heather Graham at Cafe Un Deux Trois.
"There were about 15 people at the table, but Scarlett and Justin sat next to each other and talked all night,” the New York Post quoted one witness as saying.
"They seemed pretty fascinated with each other and only talked to each other," the source said.
"It looked sometimes flirty, but also they seemed to be involved in a deep discussion,” the source added.
While some sources insisted that the 26-year-old ‘Lost in Translation’ star Johansson and Bartha are just good friends, the duo were also reportedly seen "flirting up a storm" at Karaoke Boho recently.
ANI
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