The Sweetest — and Silliest — Behind-The-Scenes Photos of “The Bear” Cast

From candid moments on set to award show hugs, here are some of the cutest photos of Jeremy Allen White, Ayo Edebiri and the rest of the award-winning cast

The Bear cast is cooking with gas!

The show is up for four categories at the Emmy Awards on Monday night, following its hot streak at the Golden Globes (Jeremy Allen White and Ayo Edebiri both won in their categories, and the show took the prize for Best Comedy or Musical Series) and Critics Choice Awards (with trophies for the show itself, as well as Edebiri, White and Ebon Moss-Bachrach in their acting categories).A

The cast's chemistry isn't just evident on the red carpet — they've created a fun friendship while filming the show as well. From on-set hangs to feasting on fish and chips, these are some of the sweetest moments shared between the cast of the The Bear.

Dynamic Trio

Ayo Edebiri, Ebon Moss-Bachrach and Jeremy Allen White's characters are on a constant relationship rollercoaster between love, frustration and sometimes straight-up anger. You would never know it, though, based on this sweet photo of the award-winning trio.

Off-Camera Hang

White, Edebiri and Matty Matheson took a seat together during some down time while filming season two of the hit series.

Getting Into Character

Though tensions sometimes run high on screen, the cast seems to share lots of smiles between takes. In this shot, Lionel Boyce, who plays pastry chef Marcus on the show, has a moment with Moss-Bachrach.

Partners in Crime

And while there was hope from some fans that a romance might ignite between Edebiri's Sydney and White's Carmy on screen, following the show's premiere Edebiri said she didn't "think" it would happen.

White agreed, saying in 2022, "I hope for Sydney's sake that's not going to be explored in later seasons. I just love their relationship [as it is]: the amount of respect they have for one another, and that they have a shared history, even if it's not together."

"They've been through similar traumas and they really see one another," he continued. "To add romance or sexuality would monkey up what I enjoy about their relationship."

Peace Out

When the show's first season was finally available on Hulu during the summer of 2022, Edebiri celebrated the occasion with a tribute on Instagram writing, "Best cast best crew best directors to accidentally match with best city I LOVE THE BEAR IM POSTING AGAIN AND IT’S MIXED MEDIA I DONT CARE."

All in Good Fun

Edebiri shared a series of photos in celebration of the show's second season as well, including this one with Liza Colón-Zayas, who plays Tina.

Caught on Camera

Included in the post was a silly selfie of herself with Matheson and Moss-Bachrach.

While accepting his 2024 Critics Choice Award for best supporting actor in a comedy series on Jan. 14, Moss-Bachrach said the opportunity to play Richie is "such a privilege"

"Really beautiful experience to take this man kind of from a tough place into the light," he continued. "It's not often you get to do that — to play joy. And it's been a really wonderful, special, special experience for me."

Order Up!

In May 2023, Edebiri shared a funny carousel of images on Instagram showing herself and Moss-Bachrach sitting down over a plate of fish and chips and striking a variety of poses with their fried meal.

"Enjoying British culture and cuisine! Travel! It’s the spice of life!," Edebiri wrote.

Showing Support

Edebiri and White both went home winners after the 2024 Golden Globes after both winning for their performances in The Bear. They shared a sweet hug celebrating the big moment.

This year was the second time White had won for his role as Carmy and while accepting the award in 2023, he gave a big shoutout to everyone who worked on the show.

"My cast and crew: if I'm good, it is because you are good. So thank you, thank you so much," he said before giving a sweet shoutout to his friends and colleagues: "You've changed my life. I am incredibly, incredibly, grateful."

Winner's Circle

The entire case was in good spirits at the 2024 Golden Globes as they took home the award for best comedy or musical series. While celebrating in the press room, Moss-Bachrach threw up his hands and was caught in this hilarious shot.

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