Naomi Watts dons a large, colorful scarf to walk her rescue dog Izzy in New York … after chatting about her 150-pound canine co-star in the upcoming film “The Friend.”

Naomi Watts found a way to make a drizzly day sunnier as she walked her beloved dog Izzy in Manhattan's Tribeca neighborhood on Thursday.

The Feud actress, 55, adopted her fluffy little “pal” in 2020 from LA-based nonprofit Tobie's Small Dog Rescue.

Naomi – who married her former Gypsy leading man Billy Crudup on June 9 – wrapped a large, colorful knitted scarf around her neck as she took her precious pooch for a walk.

Watts wore a camel-colored coat over a white T-shirt and was dressed in baggy blue jeans and white sneakers.

The two-time Oscar nominee wore her signature blonde bob in a neat updo for the occasion.

Naomi Watts found a way to make a drizzly day sunnier as she walked her beloved dog Izzy in Manhattan's Tribeca neighborhood on Thursday

The Feud actress, 55, adopted her fluffy little “pal” in 2020 from LA-based nonprofit Tobie's Small Dog Rescue

Naomi accessorized her winter attire with a pair of large Jackie O-style sunglasses over her makeup-free complexion.

Missing from Watts' side were her two children – Sasha, 16; and Kai, 15 – from her 11-year relationship with her Painted Veil co-star Liev Schreiber, which ended amicably in 2016.

The British-born Australian has just begun production on Scott McGehee and David Siegel's big-screen adaptation of Sigrid Nunez's 2018 novel The Friend, starring opposite a “gigantic” Great Dane named Bing.

“I have a dog that weighs six pounds. I believe this dog weighs 150 pounds. And it's my co-star. “It's really huge,” Naomi said on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Wednesday.

“It's not often that a dog plays the main role.” He is a special dog. Very loveable. He's a good one. I have to complete all kinds of dog training. You know, every 20 minutes we have to go through all these tricks. He can do many things.'

“The Friend,” which won the National Book Award for Fiction, is about a Manhattan writer who inherits a Great Dane named Apollo after her best friend and mentor commits suicide, and how they both cope with the loss.

Watts was promoting her role as former Vogue editor Barbara “Babe” Paley in the second season of Feud: Capote vs. The Swans, premiering January 31 on FX and February 1 on Hulu.

'[Creator] “Ryan Murphy creates the most incredible world of tension, drama and betrayal – a very talented guy,” the Mulholland Drive alum gushed.

Naomi – who married her former Gypsy leading man Billy Crudup on June 9 – wrapped a large, colorful knitted scarf around her neck as she took her precious pooch for a walk

Watts wore a camel-colored coat over a white T-shirt and was dressed in baggy blue jeans and white sneakers

The two-time Oscar nominee wore her signature blonde bob in a neat updo for the occasion

Naomi accessorized her winter attire with a pair of large Jackie O-style sunglasses over her makeup-free complexion

Missing from Watts' side were her two children – Sasha, 16; and Kai, 15 – from her 11-year relationship with her Painted Veil co-star Liev Schreiber, which ended amicably in 2016

The British-born Australian has just begun production on Scott McGehee and David Siegel's big-screen adaptation of Sigrid Nunez's 2018 novel The Friend, starring opposite a “gigantic” Great Dane named Bing (pictured January 13 ).

Naomi said on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Wednesday: “I have a dog that weighs six pounds.” I think that dog weighs 150 pounds. And it's my co-star. He's really huge.

Watts continued, “It's not often that a dog plays the lead role.” He's a special dog. Very loveable. He's a good one. I have to complete all kinds of dog training. You know, every 20 minutes we have to go through all these tricks. He can do many things.

“The Friend,” which won the National Book Award for Fiction, is about a Manhattan writer who inherits a Great Dane named Apollo after her best friend and mentor commits suicide, and how they both cope with the loss

'And [he] creates all these amazing roles for women. You know, you never see so many women getting together and being friends too, which is nice. They are not against each other.'

Naomi also executive produced the “original Housewives” story, which centered on acclaimed writer Truman Capote's (Tom Hollander) betrayal of his celebrity “Swan” girlfriends in 1976 after Esquire published chapters from his unfinished novel Answered Prayers had.

The consequences are depicted in showrunner Jon Robin Baitz's 2021 small-screen adaptation of Laurence Leamer's book Capote's Women: A True Story of Love, Betrayal, and a Swan Song for an Era.

Feud: Capote and The Swans also stars Demi Moore, Calista Flockhart, Diane Lane, Chloë Sevigny, Jessica Lange, Joe Mantello, Molly Ringwald, Russell Tovey Pawel Szajda, Yuval David, Scott Zimmerman, Jeffrey Grover and the late Treat Williams.

All eight episodes were directed by two-time Oscar nominee Gus Van Sant (“To Die For,” “Good Will Hunting,” “Drugstore Cowboy”).

Later Thursday, Watts stepped out for an event in midtown Manhattan wearing a strapless black silk top, matching wide-leg pants and high heels selected by stylist Jeanann Williams.

Hairdresser Renato Campora styled the Independent Spirit Award winner's middle part, and make-up artist Mary Wiles brought out her natural beauty.

Last month, Naomi took on a mystery role in Audrey Diwan's erotic drama Emmanuelle, a remake of Just Jaeckin's 1974 cult film.

The upcoming film also stars Noemie Merlant, Will Sharpe, Jamie Campbell Bower, Chacha Huang and Anthony Wong.

The Mulholland Drive alum was promoting her role as former Vogue editor Barbara “Babe” Paley in the second season of Feud: Capote vs. The Swans, premiering January 31 on FX and February 1 on Hulu

Naomi gushed: “[Creator] Ryan Murphy creates the most incredible world full of tension, drama and betrayal – a very talented guy.

Watts added: “And [he] creates all these amazing roles for women. You know, you never see so many women getting together and being friends too, which is nice. They are not against each other.

The Independent Spirit Award winner also executive produced the “Original Housewives” story, which revolves around acclaimed writer Truman Capote's (Tom Hollander) betrayal of his celebrity “Swan” girlfriends in 1976, according to Esquire's chapter had published his unfinished novel Answered Prayers

Later Thursday, Naomi went to an event in Midtown Manhattan wearing a strapless black silk top, matching wide-leg pants, and heels selected by stylist Jeanann Williams

Hairstylist Renato Campora styled Watts' middle part, and makeup artist Mary Wiles brought out her natural beauty