Brad Pitt shows off his typically bold sense of style while rocking a teal velvet jumpsuit.

Brad Pitt showed off his typical sense of bold style on Tuesday while filming Apple’s new thriller, Wolves.

Strolling through New York’s Harlem neighborhood, the 59-year-old Hollywood actor wore a teal velvet jumpsuit, with a white T-shirt underneath.

The sighting comes hours after Pitt learned he did not earn a Best Actor nomination for his role in the box office bomb, Babylon, at this year’s Academy Awards.

Brad changed into a pair of white slip-on shoes, while carrying a large bag and a green blanket.

Both Brad and George Clooney were attached to star and produce since September 2021, when Apple won a bidding war for the project that reunites the stars for the first time since 2008’s Burn After Reading, a year after the last Ocean movie. , Oceans 13 of 2007.

The film comes from writer-director Jon Watts, who directed the latest Spider-Man film trilogy for Marvel Studios.

In style: Strolling through the Harlem neighborhood of New York, the Hollywood actor, 59, sported a teal velvet jumpsuit, with a white T-shirt underneath

Both Pitt and Clooney will play repairmen who work alone, but their lives collide when they take on the same job.

Watts will write, direct and produce the film, with Pitt producing through his Plan B Entertainment banner and Clooney producing through Smoke House Pictures.

Fans have long wondered about the possibility of a fourth Ocean movie after the success of Ocean’s Eleven, Twelve and Thirteen.

And late last year, The Sun reported that Pitt, who plays Rusty Ryan, and his co-stars George Clooney and Matt Damon had finally signed on.

“Rumors of a movie starring George, Brad and Matt have swirled for years, but the timing wasn’t right and their packed schedules meant it just wasn’t possible,” a source told the outlet in September.

Footage: Brad changed into a pair of white slip-on shoes, while carrying a large bag and a green blanket.

“Finally, the right team for the job came together in an attempt to make it a big hit and the top stars thought it would be fun to revisit.”

The source continued: “The franchise is very popular and the brilliant story was too good an opportunity to miss.”

Ocean’s 11 kicked off the franchise and is a reboot of the 1960 film of the same name. It follows main character Danny Ocean (Clooney), a career thief who enlists ten accomplices to help him rob three Las Vegas casinos simultaneously, according to IMDB.

Stars: Both Brad and George Clooney have been attached to star and produce since September 2021, when Apple won a bidding war for the project that brings the stars together for the first time since 2008’s Burn After Reading, a year after the last film from Ocean, Oceans 2007. 13

Possible: Fans have long wondered about the possibility of a fourth Ocean movie after the success of Ocean’s Eleven, Twelve, and Thirteen.

The film was released on December 7, 2001, and grossed $450.7 million at the worldwide box office.

Ocean’s Twelve (2004) grossed $362.9 million while Ocean’s Thirteen (2007) earned $311.7 million.

Each of the three films featured top-tier casts including the likes of Julia Roberts, Vincent Cassel, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Don Cheadle, Al Pacino, and Bernie Mac.

When Mac passed away suddenly in 2008 from complications of pneumonia, plans for a fourth installment were put on what appeared to be an indefinite hold.

Pitt’s last film, Babylon, was a box office flop despite its star-studded cast, including Margot Robbie and Olivia Wilde, and Oscar-nominated director Damien Chazelle in the lead.

It grossed $18 million worldwide, which is significantly less than the film’s $79 million production budget.

The three hour and nine minute film takes place before the Hays Code was introduced in 1930, which prohibited profanity, nudity, drug use, sexual ‘perversion’, interracial relationships and much more on screen.

Snub: The sighting comes hours after Pitt learned he didn’t earn a Best Actor nomination for his role in the box office bomb, Babylon, at this year’s Academy Awards.