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Grantchester star Tom Brittney was back on the set of the popular Cambridgeshire period drama on Tuesday.
The 31-year-old actor filmed scenes with co-star Robson Green, 57, and a baby, who is believed to be playing his stepson on the show.
Tom and Robson were at one point spotted scurrying around the set with a fake baby lying around, who sometimes took the place of the bub, having a laugh in between takes.
Grantchester star Tom Brittney was spotted on set in Cambridgeshire on Tuesday, in love with an adorable baby
Tom, who plays the lead and the newly married Reverend Will Davenport, wore a black suit with an ecclesiastical collar.
He also wore a gold wedding ring on his ring finger after Will tied the knot with Bonnie Evans (Charlotte Ritchie).
Robson, who plays Inspector Geordie Keating on the show, wore a brown suit with a beige trench coat on it.
Laughing: He was seen with co-star Robson Green throwing a dummy in the air in between
Stand in: The fake dummy was dressed in the same clothes as the baby. The baby wore a blue hat and matching outfit on set
Cute: At one point, Tom was seen with a crew member introducing the baby to the fake dummy
Tom was seen filming scenes with the real baby, wearing a blue cap, before sniffing around with the fake doll between takes.
While in front of the camera, his character resembled the doting stepdad every inch on the park walk.
He and Robson were soon spotted tossing the dummy high into the air and bursting out laughing as the crew stood next to them.
In character: Tom, who plays lead character and newly married Reverend Will Davenport, wore a black suit with a clerical collar on set
Beloved: While in front of the camera, his character resembled the doting stepdad every inch on the park walk
And action: Tom filmed scenes with the real baby, wearing a blue cap, before sniffing around with the fake doll between takes
Ecstatic: the actors couldn’t wipe the smiles from their faces as they scurry around the set
At one point, Tom was seen with a crew member introducing the baby to the fake dummy.
Season seven got off to a thrilling start after the body of a dead man was found in the village.
The grim discovery was soon identified as Lord Edmund Fitzgerald, who has led an itinerant life since the war.
Hugs: Tom was seen hugging the toddler on set smiling and laughing
New accessory: He also wore a gold wedding ring on his ring finger after Will tied the knot with Bonnie Evans (Charlotte Ritchie)
It’s not football! Tom was seen throwing the fake doll high in the air and laughing with cast and crew
In the season finale, Reverend Will married Bonnie Evans and became stepfather to her son Ernie.
Tom recently revealed that the show’s producers used a fake bride to prevent the show’s outcome from being leaked.
“We had a fake bride, and between scenes I put on my cassock to make it look like I was leading someone else’s wedding,” he said, according to TV Insider.
Secrets spilled: Tom recently revealed that the show’s producers used a fake bride to prevent the show’s outcome from being leaked
“We had a fake bride, and I put on my cassock between scenes, so it felt like I was hosting someone else’s wedding,” he said, according to TV Insider.
“Then we sneak Charlotte into the church, away from the photographers who come to take pictures of us while we’re filming. We had as much secrecy as Marvel’
Trouble coming? Reportedly in season eight, Will’s ‘world will be rocked by a terrible accident’
“Then we sneak Charlotte into the church, away from the photographers who come to take pictures of us while we’re filming. We had as much secrecy as Marvel.”
He added: “Doing the wedding and the wedding afterwards, it was so beautiful to see Will happy after all that has happened.”
Reportedly, Will’s “world will be rocked by a terrible accident in season eight.”
Tom took over the lead role after James Norton left.
New role: Tom took over after James Norton left
Coming soon: Season eight is believed to premiere next year