Scarlett Johansson broke character to put a paparazzo on blast.

The actress was filming “Paper Tiger” on a New York City street Thursday when she stopped what she was doing to scream at a photographer.

“Move out of the f–king way,” the Oscar nominee, 40, yelled in a video obtained by Page Six on Friday, shooing the individual with one hand.

After doubling down on the shutterbug needing to “move out of the way,” Johansson pointed out, “I’m working. 

“I get that you’re working, but let me do my job,” she continued. “Be respectful.”

The Tony winner was nearly unrecognizable wearing eyeglasses and a short and curly ’80s-era wig for the scene in Queens.

She completed her look with a brown blazer, white button-down top and brown slacks.

In a separate scene, filmed with co-star Adam Driver, Johansson sported tan pants and a vibrant blue top.

James Gray is directing the upcoming crime drama, starring Driver, 41, Johansson and Miles Teller.

While Anne Hathaway was initially set to play Johansson’s role, news broke in May that the “Black Widow” star had taken over due to Hathaway’s other commitments.

Shooting began in New Jersey in June.

That same month, Johansson was busy promoting her latest movie, “Jurassic World Rebirth.”

She and co-star Jonathan Bailey went viral for locking lips at multiple premieres, once in front of her husband, Colin Jost, but the “Bridgerton” alum brushed off the backlash in an “Entertainment Tonight” interview.

“I believe in being able to show love in all different ways,” the actor, 37, said last month. “And if you can’t kiss your friends … life’s too short not to.”

Johansson’s husband, Colin Jost, told the same outlet Thursday that “people really blow it out of proportion when someone kisses their friend hello.”

He joked about the headlines, quipping that he hadn’t realized Bailey was a “threat” to his marriage as an “out gay man.”

The “Saturday Night Live” star, 43, quipped, “I guess we have to kiss now? Is that what happens? Close the loop?”

He and Johansson have been married since October 2020.