Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield spark Kent traffic chaos as they shoot scenes for We Live in Time

Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield caused traffic chaos in Orpington, Kent last night as they shot scenes for their new film.

The pair are currently filming a rom-com called We Live In Time and fans gathered in the early hours of the morning to see the behind-the-scenes action.

But traffic seemed to pile up as Florence Pugh, 27, and Andrew Garfield, 39, filmed a scene where Florence appeared to be in labor.

Traffic cones had been placed along the road and a man in a safety vest was seen directing the drivers as they passed the filming area.

There was a sign on the street warning pedestrians that they were entering a filming location and could appear in the film.

Cars appeared to be piling up as the pair filmed scenes for their movie We Live In Time, with traffic cones lining the route

The filming endangered alarming onlookers, as Florence seemed to go into labor during the scene

The traffic jam comes weeks after Spider-Man star Andrew apparently had a crossword with onlookers who ‘diverted’ his South West London filming.

Andrew was spotted shooting a scene outside a row of flats, when residents noticed what was happening outside and came to check the window.

The onlookers have claimed that Andrew “gestured them to open the window” before yelling at them for “distracting” him while he was working.

A source wrote on gossip site Deux Moi: “Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh are currently filming a new movie in London.

On Monday, AG was filming a scene just outside his flat (south London). My friend and roommates looked through their second story and AG saw them looking.

“Then AG stopped the scene, motioned for them to open the window, and started yelling at them, saying how disrespectful it was for them to distract him by looking out their own living room window?”

There was also a video with no audio attached to the post, showing Andrew approaching the flat window mentioned in the post.

Last night’s shooting in Kent put alarming onlookers at risk as Florence appeared to go into labor during the scene.

A man in a safety vest was seen directing drivers as they passed the filming area in Orpington, Kent

Fans also gathered in the early morning hours to see the celebrity couple in the behind-the-scenes action

A group of spectators stood behind a barrier to watch Florence and Andrew shoot their new film

There was a sign on the street warning pedestrians that they were entering a filming location and could appear in the film

A member of the crew was spotted holding a clapperboard while standing between lines of traffic

Florence wore a brown coat and a pair of blue sweatpants along with a pair of gray shoes for filming

She seemed to have a shocked look on her face as she appeared to be filming a scene where she went into labor

As Andrew stood close by, Florence leaned on a wooden fence as she breathed through a contraction

Florence was seen folded in half on the street wearing a brown jacket and blue sweatpants, paired with a pair of gray shoes, with what appeared to be medical equipment hanging from her front.

Next to her, Andrew looked stressed as he performed for the scene, with an ambulance at a nearby gas station, perhaps ready to take Florence’s character to a nearby hospital to give birth.

Moments earlier, Florence could be seen with her mouth wide open holding Andrew’s hand before turning to lean on the wooden fence as she pretended to be breathing from a contraction.

The film’s plot is closely guarded, but has been described as a “funny, deeply moving, and compelling love story.”

Last month, it was reported that Florence and Andrew would star in a new romantic movie together.

The Don’t Worry Darling actress and Andrew – who co-presented at the Oscars – were in talks about the project.

Florence recently confirmed on The Jimmy Fallon Show, “We’re making a movie together…don’t worry, that’s not a lie. We’re making a movie together.

“I met him in rehearsals the day before and we got along right away and I got the p*ss out of him and he loved it and he got the p*ss out of me and I loved it. It was amazing!’

John Crowley will direct the film from a script by Nick Payne, according to Deadline.