Tom Hardy was spotted laughing with cast and crew members on the set of the latest Venom film in New York.
The actor, 46, whiled away the time by listening to music and checking his phone as he rubbed shoulders with his production team during a break between scenes.
Capone star Tom was wearing a grey T-shirt and dark blue jeans and between filming his scenes he donned a pair of chunky black glasses.
The grizzled-looking action star was also spotted laughing and chatting with members of the crew including director and screenwriter Kelly Marcel.
The pair looked relaxed as they walked along arm in arm between takes for the third instalment of the Venom film franchise.
Tom Hardy, 46, was spotted laughing with cast and crew members in between takes on the set of the latest Venom film in New York which resumed after four months of strikes
The grizzled-looking action star was also spotted laughing and chatting with members of the crew including director Kelly Marcel who walked along arm in arm
The actor was seen listening to music between takes and sporting a serious expression as he stared down at his phone when he wasn't stepping in front of the camera
Tom was also seen getting into character and filming scenes for the superhero film, throwing a thumbs up to the director and camera man as he was filmed walking around the streets of New York.
The leading man confirmed production on Venom 3 had resumed after being halted for nearly four months due to the SAG-AFTRA strike in November last year.
The actor took to his Instagram page to announce that the cast and crew had already returned to set for filming.
The British actor and writer shared a black-and-white photo of the pair with stunt double Jacob Tomuri when he revealed the big news.
Alongside the photo, Tom wrote: 'V3N0M 3❤️ The Last dance - thankfully we are back to shooting; and I want to take a moment just to thank all the teams thus far on the ride from V1 to here all our fantastic Cast and crew- good friends and family - we’ve come a long way - it’s been and continues to be a lot of fun this journey
'there’s always hard turns to burn when we work but doesn’t feel as hard when you love what you do and when you know you have great material and the support at all sides, of a great team. surrounded by talented and passionate departments and when surrounded by people you love and care about it doesn’t get any better.
'I want to mention very briefly how proud of my Director, writing partner and dear friend Kelly Marcel I am. watching you taking the helm on this one fills me with pride, it is an honour.
'Trust, your gut, your instincts are always spot on. First class - I back you. 100 %. As always. And I absolutely love working with you and watching you take on bigger challenges everytime.
Tom was also seen getting into character and filming scenes for the superhero film, throwing a thumbs up to the director and camera man as he was filmed walking around New York
The leading man confirmed production on Venom 3 had resumed after being halted for nearly four months due to the SAG-AFTRA strike in November last year
The third film in the Marvel series follows Tom's character Eddie as he goes on the run to escape being hunted down and captured by his enemies
'And to my great friend, face plant chief operator and brother @jaketomuri Jacob you still look f all like me bro. Here’s to a great ride!!! #Venom3 #team. ❤️'
The third film in the Marvel series follows Tom's character Eddie as he goes on the run to escape being hunted down and captured by his enemies.
The Revenant actor has been busy the past few months following the success of his latest film Bike Riders starring Austin Butler and Jodie Comer.
The film, which was released last month has been met with praise but fellow star Austin revealed that working with the British actor was 'intense'.
Ahead of the film's release on Friday, the pair headed to a BAFTA New York Screening at AMC Lincoln Square Theater where they discussed starring in the Jeff Nicholls drama.
Discussing his role in the film as young biker Benny, Austin admitted that there was one scene alongside Tom, who plays gang leader Johnny, which showed his 'brilliance' in displaying the intensity of their exchange.
He said: 'That scene, what's interesting about that scene was it was never written like that, and when we got there on set and just blocked out the scene he said ''right Tom you'll be sitting on the bike there and Austin will come up on the crutch and you'll stand six feet apart for that scene.''
The film's leading man thanked the cast and crew for all their hard work when making the announcement that the production was back in action
'We did it once like that, and then Tom walks up and gets as close as he does, and that's the proximity you don't normally get in your everyday life unless someone's going to kiss you!
'So, and he's an intense guy. and so he's holding that tension and Jeff talked about it because I couldn’t' see the shot, they're moving the camera and realising he's getting closer and closer, and then Tom his brilliance co*cks his head at one point and it just hit perfectly so you could see his face.'
