Jessica Chastain was spotted on the set of her latest project on Monday in New York City.
The 47-year-old artist, who attended the 10th annual Breakthrough Prize ceremony on Saturday, kicked a soccer ball on a grass field.
The red-headed beauty wore her locks straight in a side part as they grazed her shoulders.
She was wearing a merlot jacket with faded charcoal jeans held together with a brown belt.
Jessica also wore a pair of dark Ray Ban Wayfarer sunglasses while working.
Jessica Chastain was spotted on the set of her latest project on Monday in New York City.
The 47-year-old artist kicked a soccer ball on a grass field.
The red-headed beauty wore her locks straight in a side part as they grazed her shoulders.
Chastain donned white socks and white wedge sneakers as she took on her latest role.
Underneath his outer layer he wore a navy blue collared sweater, tucking the front into his pants.
The long-time actress’ face was beautifully made up with matte makeup and complete with a berry lip tint.
Over the weekend, the Scenes From A Marriage star turned heads in a low-cut purple dress covered in sequins at the Breakthrough Prize event.
While there, he spoke with People about the impact his Interstellar movie character has had on fans.
Although the film was released almost ten years ago, viewers still connect with the scientist played by Chastain, whose name was Murph.
“A lot of people have just yelled ‘Murph’ at me,” he told the publication. “Murph.” I understand a lot of that and I’m like, “Yeah, physics.”
She added, ‘[There have] There have been many couples who have told me that they have named their sons, their daughters, Murph after Interstellar. So I thought, “Well, maybe this means it will be a great help to science.”
She wore a merlot jacket with faded charcoal jeans that were secured with a brown belt.
During her sunny day at work outdoors, Jessica touched up her hair and makeup.
Underneath his outer layer he wore a navy blue collared sweater, tucking the front into his jeans.
Earlier this year, Jessica was nominated for a Film Independent Spirit Award for her role in the 2023 drama Memory.
She played a social worker whose structured life changes when she begins caring for a man with memory problems after he follows her home from their high school reunion.
The film premiered at the Venice Film Festival in September during the actors’ strike.
At the time, Oscar winner and co-star Peter Sarsgaard was given a waiver to promote the independent film.