Mad Men star Alison Brie, 40, shows off her incredibly toned figure in a bikini as she enjoys a relaxing day on Australia’s Gold Coast
Hollywood star Alison Brie is spending time in Australia while filming her new project Apples Never Fall.
And on Monday the actress, who played Trudy Campbell in Mad Men, enjoyed some down time as she relaxed on a beach on the Gold Coast.
The 40-year-old showed off her incredible figure in a green bikini as she spent time alone on the famous beach.
She enjoyed the warm weather as she left the water soaking wet after her solo swim.
After a dip in the ocean, Alison protected herself from the sun by putting on a white cap and relaxing on the shore.
Mad Men star Alison Brie, 40, showed off her incredibly toned figure in a bikini as she enjoyed a relaxing day on Australia's Gold Coast beach
The 40-year-old showed off her incredible figure in a green bikini as she spent time alone on the famous beach
Alison has been busy working on her new series Apples Never Fall.
Produced by streaming giant Peacock, Apples Never Fall is the latest limited series based on one of Liane Moriarty's best-selling novels.
Moriarty's biggest hit was HBO's Big Little Lies, starring Nicole Kidman, Reese Witherspoon and Meryl Streep.
According to Deadline in March, Annette Bening and Sam Neill will join Jake Lacy and Brie as regulars on the new thriller.
The Apples Never Fall series will focus on the Delaneys, who appear to be the perfect family from the outside, but all is not as it seems.
Former tennis coaches Joy, played by Bening, and Stan, played by Neill, are parents of four adult children, two of whom are played by Brie and Lacy.
She enjoyed the warm weather as she left the water soaking wet after her solo swim
After a dip in the water, Alison protected herself from the sun by putting on a white cap and relaxing on the shore
Alison has been busy working on her new series Apples Never Fall in Australia
After decades of marriage together, the couple sold their tennis academy to begin their final years together.
However, shock waves ripple through the family when Joy disappears, forcing her children to reexamine their parents' marriage.
The $79 million production is a collaboration between Universal Studio Group and Matchbox Pictures.
In September, the show's cast and crew wrote an open letter to Matchbox Pictures and NBCUniversal to “do the right thing” during the strike.
Nikau Irvine, MEAA's acting director of entertainment, crew and sports, told IF in September about the financial challenges they faced.
Produced by streaming giant Peacock, Apples Never Fall is the latest limited series based on one of Liane Moriarty's bestselling novels
The Apples Never Fall series will focus on the Delaneys, who appear to be the perfect family from the outside, but all is not as it seems
Former tennis coaches Joy, played by Bening, and Stan, played by Neill, are parents of four adult children, two of whom are played by Brie and Lacy
“Our members are steadfast in their support for the strikes in the US and understand the reasons why actors and writers there are taking industrial action.
“Unfortunately, they are now experiencing financial difficulties due to the actions of the same major Hollywood studios, in this case NBCUniversal.”
NBC Universal said at the time that they were excited to get back to work.
“NBCUniversal is committed to our continued investment in Australian manufacturing, infrastructure and training,” the company said.
The $79 million production is a collaboration between Universal Studio Group and Matchbox Pictures
Earlier in the day, Alison was seen arriving at the beach wearing tiny yellow shorts and sneakers