Scarlett Johansson works alongside a male stunt double on set of her upcoming film in GA
Scarlett Johansson was seen working alongside her amateur male stunt double on the set of her upcoming new movie, Project Artemis, in Savannah, Georgia on Monday afternoon.
While filming a dramatic scene, in which she wore a figure-hugging yellow dress and a short, curly blonde wig, the 38-year-old actress drove a vintage Camaro to an appliance store, then got out of the vehicle to pull a can. of garbage. through a store window.
After breaking the glass, the Black Widow actress and her stunt double, who wore the same dress and similar sunglasses, were seen chatting between takes.
Lookalike: Scarlett Johansson was spotted working alongside her amateur male stunt double on the set of her upcoming new movie, Project Artemis, in Savannah, Georgia on Monday afternoon.
The mother-of-two, who welcomed son Cosmo with husband Colin Jost last year, seemed amused by her doppelganger’s resemblance as she watched him from behind.
While details about the movie, in which she stars opposite Channing Tatum, are being kept under wraps, it’s rumored to be about the space race.
Filming began six months after Jason Bateman, who was originally slated to direct, left the project over creative differences.
Turning heads: While filming a dramatic scene, in which she wore a figure-hugging yellow dress and short curly blonde wig, the 38-year-old actress drove a vintage Camaro to an appliance store, then got out of the vehicle to throw a trash can through a storefront window
Doppelgänger: After breaking the glass, the Black Widow actress and her double, who wore the same dress and similar sunglasses, were seen chatting between takes.
Term reported that the decision between Bateman and the film’s production company, These Pictures, was an amicable one and that the parties could work again if the right project came along.
Chris Evans was originally scheduled to co-star with Scarlett, but was replaced by Tatum in July due to a scheduling conflict with Evans’ other projects Pain Hustlers and Big Red One.
In March, Apple paid more than $100 million to acquire the film, which was written by screenwriter Rose Gilroy, the daughter of writer-filmmaker Dan Gilroy and actress Rene Russo, Deadline previously reported.
Bateman recently finished making the final season of his Netflix hit, Ozark.
Seeing double: The mother of two, who welcomed son Cosmo with husband Colin Jost last year, seemed amused by her double’s resemblance as she watched him from behind
Hush hush: While details about the movie, in which she stars opposite Channing Tatum, are being kept under wraps, it’s rumored to be about the space race.
Definitely not Scarlett! The double of her was seen in the driver’s seat
On a Roll: Filming began six months after Jason Bateman, who was originally slated to direct, left the project over creative differences.
Cast change: Chris Evans was originally scheduled to co-star with Scarlett, but was replaced by Tatum in July due to a scheduling conflict with other Evans projects Pain Hustlers and Big Red One.
The failed collaboration between Evans and Johansson comes as the artists had hoped to work together in the wake of their work on the Avengers series.
The artists were scheduled to work together on the upcoming Ghosted film, but Johansson left the film due to scheduling issues and was replaced by Ana de Armas.
Johansson is working with Apple on a movie called Bride, which will be directed by Academy Award winner Sebastián Lelio. The film is in development right now, according to the outlet.
Apple purchased the highly anticipated film in a deal brokered by CAA, the outlet reported. In the past year, the studio has spent heavily on prestigious projects ranging from a Formula 1 movie starring Brad Pitt, and Argylle, a spy thriller from director Matthew Vaughn starring Bryce Dallas Howard, Henry Cavill and Bryan Cranston.
Apple earlier this year garnered a Best Picture Oscar for the film CODA, marking the first time a film distributed by a streaming service has achieved the honor.