Brad Pitt sports fake blood and bruises as he films an intense crash scene with Joey King for the action thriller Bullet Train in Los Angeles
They're in the midst of filming a cool and sleek action thriller costarring the likes of Sandra Bullock, Zazie Beetz and Logan Lerman.
And Brad Pitt was seen alongside actress Joey King on the Los Angeles, California set of Bullet Train on Wednesday, shooting an intense-looking crash scene.
The Seven star, 57, looked bloodied and beaten as he was made up with fake blood and bruises for the scene.
Bruised and beaten: Brad Pitt was seen on the Los Angeles set of Bullet Train on Wednesday, shooting an intense-looking crash scene
The dirtied white t-shirt Brad wore had a huge gash down the front, covered in red stage blood.
His face and arms were also covered in dust and fake blood.
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Pitt, who got his start as a background performer in the 80s before commanding major attention in 1991’s Thelma & Louise, wore dark pants and weathered white tennis shoes.
Along for the ride: Brad was shooting alongside actress Joey King on the set of the thriller
His character has been through it: The Seven star, 57, looked bloodied and beaten as he was made up with fake blood and bruises for the scene
He wore a wristwatch and bracelet, along with a ring on his finger and chain around his neck.
Brad's light hair was unkempt, but still combed back behind his ears.
At one point, Pitt wore a transparent face shield as a measure of protection against the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Quite an injury: The dirtied white t-shirt Brad wore had a huge gash down the front, covered in red stage blood
At one point: Pitt wore a transparent face shield as a measure of protection against the ongoing coronavirus pandemic
Face shields, masks and rigorous testing are all being currently employed on major Hollywood productions to reduce the rate of potential onset transmission as much as possible.
King, 21, was also seen wearing a face covering, in the form of a standard blue disposable surgical mask.
The Act star was dressed like a schoolgirl, in a pink vest, short-sleeve lighter pink blouse, maroon pleated skirt and rose-colored necktie.
Geared up: Face shields, masks and rigorous testing are all being currently employed on major Hollywood productions to reduce the rate of potential onset transmission as much as possible
Ready to shoot: Brad's face and arms were also covered in dust and fake blood
She also sported fake blood, mostly on her forehead.
The up-and-coming actress had her brown hair parted at the side, hanging straight to just below her ears. It looked like it might have been a wig.
She walked along in black sneakers and white ankle socks, carrying her smartphone.
Movie star: Brad's light hair was unkempt, but still combed back behind his ears
Ingenue: King, 21, was dressed like a schoolgirl, in a pink vest, short-sleeve lighter pink blouse, maroon pleated skirt and rose-colored necktie
Bullet Train is being directed by stuntman-turned-director David Leitch, who has previously helmed successful action flicks including Atomic Blonde and Deadpool 2.
The film is based on a Japanese novel, Maria Beetle, by Kotaro Isaka.
It costars Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Michael Shannon, Bad Bunny and Brian Tyree Henry, along with a rumored appearance from Lady Gaga.
Protected: Joey was also seen wearing a face covering, in the form of a standard blue disposable surgical mask
Putting it all together: Bullet Train is being directed by stuntman-turned-director David Leitch, who has previously helmed successful action flicks including Atomic Blonde and Deadpool 2
