'That's a wrap!' Kate Mara poses with Fantastic Four castmates  in Twitter snap after they finish filming upcoming reboot

By Alexa Rae Johnson

Published: 19:59 EST, 2 August 2014 | Updated: 09:43 EST, 3 August 2014

Kate Mara has officially wrapped filming highly anticipated superhero film The Fantastic Four.

The youthful 31-year-old shared a photo with her cast mates on Saturday after they had finished filming the last scenes for their sci-fi action movie.

In the reboot of the 2005 production, Mara plays Sue Storm or The Invisible Woman, formerly portrayed by Jessica Alba.

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'That's a wrap!' Kate Mara shared a photo with her Fantastic Four cast mates on Saturday after they had finished filming the last scenes for their sci-fi action movie

'That's a wrap!' Kate Mara shared a photo with her Fantastic Four cast mates on Saturday after they had finished filming the last scenes for their sci-fi action movie

For the picture, the four actors - Mara, Miles Teller, 27, Michael B. Jordan, 27, and Jamie Bell, 28 - pose together on the sidewalk in front of an Italian restaurant.

The group make up the film's four heroes, described as 'four astronauts who gain superpowers after cosmic radiation exposure'.

‘I like things that are rooted in reality and that are dark and not what you expect. And I think that that’s probably what Fantastic Four will be', the starlet said of the upcoming flick.

Not so invisible: In the reboot of the 2005 production, Mara - seen June 17 - plays Sue Storm or The Invisible Woman, formerly portrayed by Jessica Alba

Not so invisible: In the reboot of the 2005 production, Mara - seen June 17 - plays Sue Storm or The Invisible Woman, formerly portrayed by Jessica Alba

The film, based on the Marvel comic, is due for release on June 19, 2015 and will include a sequel, which will debut in 2017.

The strawberry blonde actress also recently finished filming Captive, a crime drama about a single mom and meth addict who is held hostage in her own home by an escaped convict.

The thriller, based on real events, will also star David Oyelowo, Mimi Rodgers, Michael K. Williams, and Leonor Varela.

Her thoughts on the film: 'I like things that are rooted in reality and that are dark and not what you expect. And I think that that's probably what Fantastic Four will be', the starlet - seen at the Tony Awards June 8 - said of the upcoming flick

Her thoughts on the film: 'I like things that are rooted in reality and that are dark and not what you expect. And I think that that's probably what Fantastic Four will be', the starlet - seen at the Tony Awards June 8 - said of the upcoming flick

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