Gemma Arterton looks chic in a red leopard print coat and matching hat as she films new scenes for upcoming Woolf biopic Vita and Virginia
She shot to fame when she appeared in St Trinian's as head girl Kelly, before becoming renowned as a screen siren with her Bond Girl debut in Quantum Of Solace.
And Gemma Arterton, 31, channelled a chic look as she filmed scenes for upcoming Woolf biopic Vita and Virginia in Dublin, Ireland on Thursday.
Wearing a red leopard print coat, the actress looked smart as she donned a matching hat to film scenes.
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Leopard lady: Gemma Arterton, 31, channelled a chic look as she filmed scenes for upcoming Woolf biopic Vita and Virginia in Dublin, Ireland on Thursday
Gemma knotted a stylish red scarf around her neck, and appeared to wear a black slip dress under the eye-catching coat.
In keeping with the 1920's glamour of the setting, she wore a pair of pointed court shoes with a low heel, and styled her brunette bob into a smart loose wave.
The beauty added a pop of colour with a matching red lipstick to complement her attire, and appeared to be deep in concentration as she strutted down the road.
Gemma is playing poet, novelist and garden designer Vita - who had a decade-long affair with writer Virginia Woolf.
Matching: Gemma knotted a stylish red scarf around her neck, and appeared to wear a black slip dress under the eye-catching coat
The Night Manager heroine Elizabeth Debicki is playing Virginia. The pair of actresses will star in the romantic drama, which is due to be released next year.
Hollywood legend Isabella Rossellini will also star in the biopic but was not present on the Irish film set.
Set in 1920s London, the movie will be helmed by Chanya Button who wrote the screenplay with Eileen Atkins.
Leading ladies: Gemma plays the titular character Vita Sackville-West [L] and Elizabeth portrays Virginia Woolf [R]
Smart: In keeping with the 1920's glamour of the setting, she wore a pair of pointed court shoes with a low heel, and styled her brunette bob into a smart loose wave
It's based on the play of the same name by Atkins which was performed in London in October 1993 and off Broadway in November 1994.
The play was written based on the love letters between the two iconic feminists and has been described as 'a fresh, provocative study of creativity, passion, sex and sexuality'.
Rupert Penry-Jones, Peter Ferdinando and Sam Hardy also star, with the latter playing Vita's son Nigel Sackville-West.
The casting of Elizabeth comes after French actress Eva Green pulled out from playing Woolf in the biopic back in February.
Star-studded: The Night Manager heroine Elizabeth Debicki is playing Virginia. The pair of actresses will star in the romantic drama, which is due to be released next year
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