Not very 007! Daniel Craig debuts bizarre haircut as he's seen shooting tense scene with Halle Berry for LA riots drama Kings

By Dailymail.com Reporter

Published: 12:33 EST, 3 February 2017 | Updated: 13:16 EST, 3 February 2017

Halle Berry was spotted putting her hands up, a steely look on her face, while filming an outdoor scene from her forthcoming historical drama Kings on Thursday.

Doing the same thing near her were three child actors and none other than Daniel Craig.

Last June, Deadline reported Craig was in talks for a part in the film, but there'd been no confirmation since until he was spotted on the Los Angeles set this Thursday.

Hands up: Halle Berry and Daniel Craig were spotted with three child actors on Thursday, filming their LA riots drama Kings

The 50-year-old Oscar-winner wore a tight beige top and an oversize denim jacket, as well as faded jeans and a purple belt.

Meanwhile, the 48-year-old had on a black jacket with its sleeves rolled part of the way up his toned forearms.

His white T-shirt was tucked into his own faded jeans, which had been folded up at the hems over walnut brown boots.

Busy set: His sighting on the shoot confirmed rumors he was in the film after Deadline reported last June that he was in talks for a role 

At another point, Berry could be seen leaning down to speak to one of the children, who appeared to be running. Both were in a street covered in scattered detritus.

Behind them stood a police car with its emergency lights on, as well as a policeman who seemed himself to be running. 

In another sequence, the Craig character had put on a long black coat and black pants. Berry's wore a flowing charcoal cardigan.

Historical drama: Kings is its writer/director Deniz Gamze Ergüven's first movie in English and revolves around a South Central LA foster family during the time of the Rodney King trial

Her arm was outstretched and she pointed her finger as the three children rushed around, gathering objects from the litter-strewn road.

Kings is its writer/director Deniz Gamze Ergüven's first movie in English and revolves around a South Central LA foster family during the time of the Rodney King trial.

After the police officers who'd beaten King were acquitted, riots spread in Los Angeles for six days and resulted in 55 deaths.

Ergüven's known for Mustang, a 2015 Turkish-French-German co-production set in Turkey which earned a Best Foreign Language Film nod at the Oscars.

Pedigree: Ergüven's known for Mustang, a 2015 Turkish-French-German co-production set in Turkey which earned a Best Foreign Language Film nod at the Oscars

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