British star Jodie Whittaker has arrived in Australia to work on her first role since leaving Doctor Who.
The actress, who made her last appearance in the iconic BBC sci-fi series in October last year, donned an all-white ensemble while filming at the Malabar Ocean Pool in Sydney last Thursday.
Her blonde hair was neatly parted in the middle as she held her pair of nude heels in one hand as she stood barefoot by the concrete pool.
Whittaker was joined by her Australian co-star Yael Stone, who was seen bathing in the water in a khaki one-piece swimsuit.
Her short brown hair was damp and she had a minimal makeup palette.
British star Jodie Whittaker has arrived in Australia to work on her first role since leaving Doctor Who.
The actress, who made her last appearance in the iconic BBC sci-fi series in October last year, donned an all-white ensemble while filming at the Malabar Ocean Pool in Sydney last Thursday.
The Orange Is the New Black star then wrapped a colorful towel around her waist as she and Whittaker appeared to be engaging in a tense conversation for the scene.
Stone then shared a selfie at the popular swimming spot on her Instagram account, with a cheeky caption.
‘Working hard at a new job. Horrible location. Terrible people. Trash script. Details to come soon,’ she jokingly wrote alongside the photo of her.
Whittaker was joined by her Australian co-star Yael Stone, who was seen bathing in the water in a khaki one-piece swimsuit.
The Orange Is the New Black star then wrapped a colorful towel around her waist.
In the upcoming Paramount+ thriller series, Whittaker stars as Tess and reunites with her childhood best friends Hat (Stone) and Simone (Nicole da Silva).
The trio’s friendship was destroyed by a traumatic event that occurred 20 years ago.
After Simone publishes a novel inspired by what happened to her and her separated friends that fateful night, Hat and Tess are shocked to hear that the author is capitalizing on a traumatic experience they all endured.
They seemed to be engaging in a tense conversation for the scene.
In the upcoming Paramount+ thriller series, Whittaker stars as Tess and reunites with her childhood best friends Hat (Stone) and Simone (Nicole da Silva).
The trio’s friendship was destroyed by a traumatic event that occurred 20 years ago.
The synopsis reads: “As it becomes more difficult to distinguish fact from fiction, one person’s memory and another’s story, the book threatens to derail all their friendships, bringing old traumas to the surface of the small seaside community.” where they grew up, and stirring up their perpetrators, who want to make it all go away.
One Night is a six-part drama series being filmed in New South Wales, Australia, from the state capital of Sydney to the coastal region of Illawarra.
Sophia Mogford, Executive Producer, Drama & Comedy, Paramount ANZ, said: “One Night is a fantastic drama, and such a timely, yet timeless story, set against the dramatic backdrop of the New South Wales coast, and brought brought to life by a great cast of international and local actors.
After their friend Simone publishes a novel inspired by what happened to her and her separated friends that fateful night, Hat and Tess are shocked to hear that the author is capitalizing on a traumatic experience they all endured.
One Night is a six-part drama series being filmed in New South Wales, Australia, from the state capital of Sydney to the coastal region of Illawarra.
“It is a production that we are delighted to be able to defend.”
In 2021, Whittaker confirmed that he would be leaving Doctor Who, with the BBC revealing that his departure will take place in a three-part special.
Whittaker, who was the show’s first Doctor, described her four-year stint at the helm of the Tardis as “the best job I’ve ever had.”
Ncuti Gatwa was introduced as the 15th Doctor on the popular sci-fi show in May 2022 after Jodie Whittaker confirmed his departure from the role.
He is the first black actor to take on the lead role of The Doctor, after Whittaker made history as the first permanent Time Lady in 2017.
Stone then shared a selfie at the popular swimming spot on her Instagram account, with a cheeky caption. ‘Working hard at a new job. Horrible location. Terrible people. Trash script. Details to come soon,’ she jokingly wrote.
In 2021, Whittaker confirmed that he would be leaving Doctor Who, with the BBC revealing that his departure will take place in a three-part special.