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Shirtless Jude Law showed off his ripped physique as he joined his co-stars Ana de Armas and Sydney Sweeney while filming for an upcoming thriller in Australia.
Working on Ron Howard’s latest movie Eden on Wednesday, the trio were pictured battling the rain as they recorded scenes on a beach in the Gold Coast.
Jude, 50, flashed his bare torso completing his bedraggled look with a pair of cut off shorts and walking boots, while his hair fell in damp curls.
Ana, 35, wore a purple sleeveless blouse with a matching tired skirt and wet, sand covered trainers.
Meanwhile, Sydney, 26, looked unrecognisable with her new brunette hair styled into a vintage updo after she ditched her usual blonde locks for the role.
Shirtless Jude Law showed off his ripped physique as he joined glamorous Ana de Armas and Sydney Sweeney while filming for an upcoming thriller in Australia.
Working on Ron Howard’s latest movie Eden on Wednesday, the trio were pictured battling the rain as they recorded scenes on a beach in the Gold Coast (Ana left and Sydney right)
Jude flashed his bare torso completing his bedraggled look with a pair of cut off shorts and walking boots
The Euphoria star appeared more put together than her co-stars in a white patterned shirt and cream linen skirt.
They were joined by Vanessa Kirby, Daniel Bruhl and Felix on set, with the stars character’s still unknown.
The premise ‘follows a group of people fuelled by a profound desire for change; in order to turn their back to society they leave everything behind and set their futures on the harsh landscape of the Galapagos,’ according to an IMDB synopsis.
Producers on the thriller – which also includes Howard – informed Deadline last month in October the film ‘explores the human condition in ways that are unexpected, absurd, humorous, sexy, but above all thrilling and deeply suspenseful.’
Both Sweeney and Kirby replaced actresses Daisy Edgar-Jones and Alicia Vikander who had initially been cast in the project.
Noah Pink has written the screenplay for Eden – which was originally titled: Origin Of Species.
According to Deadline, Hans Zimmer will score the film and this will be the composer’s 10th time collaborating with Ron Howard.
During an interview with Business News Australia earlier this month, Ron expressed his excitement to return to Queensland – which was where he also filmed Thirteen Lives.
Ana wore a purple sleeveless blouse with a matching tired skirt
Her outfit was completed with a pair of wet sand covered trainers
Jude’s hair fell in damp curls
The actor was seen chatting on the beach with another cast member
He put his gym-honed body on full display
After an outfit change he was seen sporting a white linen shirt with a pair of trousers
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Jude had his makeup touched up in between takes
Sydney has her new brunette hair styled into a vintage updo after she ditched her usual blonde locks for the role
He stood on a rock while taking in his surroundings with Vanessa
They were joined by Vanessa Kirby who shielded herself from the rain with a huge umbrella
Her look was completed with a grey wool coat and some linen trousers
Vanessa, Sydney and Daniel walked up the beach, with Sydney flashing a smile
They chatted amongst themselves while appearing to take a break
As she headed back to work Sydney was seen cradling a baby for one scene
She was joined by Daniel and Felix for a stroll across the sand
Vanessa joined the group as she used a stick to help her walk through the sea
They gathered under an umbrella as cast members appeared in small boats
The stars were seen being helped into one of the vessels
Daniel was later seen heading to lunch
Sydney and Daniel had a ball as they giggled on set
The actors later posed for some fun photos with their umbrellas
‘I have always been impressed with the professionalism and creative spirit of the Australian film community,’ the filmmaker stated.
‘My experience with our Queensland crew on Thirteen Lives only confirmed that and more,’ he added.
‘I’m thrilled with the opportunity to bring Eden to Queensland and continue the collaboration.’
The premise ‘follows a group of people fuelled by a profound desire for change; in order to turn their back to society they leave everything behind’
They then ‘set their futures on the harsh landscape of the Galapagos,’ according to an IMDB synopsis
Not much is known about the upcoming film, with the actors characters still under wraps
