Elisabeth Moss was hard at work on the set of her upcoming science-fiction thriller Shell when she was spotted on Wednesday.
The 41-year-old actress was seen chatting with some crew members while on the way to her destination.
She dressed casually before shooting began, rocking a similar look as other times she was seen on set in recent days.
The new thriller reunites Elisabeth with her former Handmaid’s Tale costar Max Minghella, who is working behind the scenes this time as Shell’s director.
While walking around on set, the film and television star was seen looking relaxed in a simple baggy black hoodie.
Elisabeth Moss, 41, was seen rocking baggy black sweats while on the set of her upcoming sci-fi thriller Shell in Los Angeles on Wednesday
She paired it with loose-fitting black sweatpants, and she added another layer on the chilly morning with a thick black jacket.
Elisabeth stayed on the monochrome theme with casual black sneakers with white accents.
She contrasted her muted ensemble with her gorgeous blond hair, which was draped in thick strands across her shoulders.
The Mad Men star appeared to be modestly made up, and she had one of had one of her hands full with her phone and a yellow metal water bottle that she tucked under her arm.
Few details have been released about Shell, but it was described as a film set in a near future in which society has become even more obsessed with extending youth and beauty.
Elisabeth plays a struggling actress who receives a free trial at Shell, a health and beauty company that has created a revolutionary new process to keep its clients looking years younger than their true age, according to Deadline.
Shell’s treatment helps to make the actress a star and leads to a new friendship with the company’s gorgeous CEO (played by Kate Hudson), but she begins to fear that an awful fate may be awaiting her after some of Shell’s high-profile clients begin disappearing, including a social media influencer (Kaia Gerber).
The film marks Max’s sophomore directorial feature after he previously helmed the drama Teen Spirit, which starred his ex-girlfriend Elle Fanning.
Shell is the latest in a string of thrillers that Elisabeth has starred in, including the early pandemic-era hit The Invisible Man, Jordan Peele’s horror blockbuster Us and the arthouse psychological thriller Shirley, in which she played a fictionalized version of the Haunting Of Hill House writer Shirley Jackson.
She wore a black hoodie with loose-fitting black sweatpants, a thick black jacket and matching sneaker. Her long blond hair rested delicately on her shoulders
The film reunites her with her Handmaid’s Tale costar Max Minghella, who is working behind the camera as the director for his sophomore feature; seen in October 2022 in NYC
The two will be reunited again for the sixth and final season of their hit Hulu series The Handmaid’s Tale, which is expected in 2024; Moss seen with Sydney Sweeney (center)
Her latest film, Taika Waititi’s sports comedy Next Goal Wins, which stars Michael Fassbender, received mixed reviews and underperformed at the box office.
Elisabeth has stayed under the radar in recent months, and prior to her recent sightings on the Shell set she hadn’t been seen in England in May while working on the set of the FX series The Veil.
Other upcoming projects she has on the horizon include Barry Levinson’s Francis And The Godfather, in which she will play Francis Ford Coppola’s filmmaker wife Eleanor Coppola, who is best known for directing the documentary Hearts Of Darkness: A Filmmaker’s Apocalypse, which details the stressful and disaster-prone production of her husband’s masterpiece Apocalypse Now.
Elisabeth will again work with Max in the future, as she’s set to star in a sixth and final season of the popular series, which is expected to return in 2024.
