Jodie Comer was back on set for her latest movie The End We Start From on Tuesday.
After shooting scenes in central London on Sunday, the production moved to the Oxfordshire countryside where Jodie and her co-star Katherine Waterston were seen shooting in a woodland.
Lead star Jodie was spotted cradling a baby for her scenes, with her young co-star a constant presence on set in recent weeks. 




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Moving from the city: After shooting scenes in central London on Sunday, the production moved to the Oxfordshire countryside where Jodie was seen shooting in a woodland

Jodie was seen sharing a hug and practicing scenes with Katherine, who was dressed in bright yellow adidas trousers.
Katherine also took her turn holding the baby, while military vehicles were also spotted parked up on set. 
The official synopsis for the film reads: 'When an environmental crisis sees London submerged by flood waters, a young family is torn apart in the chaos.'









Playing a mum: Lead star Jodie was spotted cradling a baby for her scenes, with her young co-star a constant presence on set in recent weeks






Getting into her role: Jodie was seen adjusting her baby sling in between takes






Co-star: Jodie was joined for the day's shoot by her co-star Katherine Waterston, who was dressed in bright yellow trousers






Still pals: The two shared an embrace at one point.

Not much is known about Katherine's character in the movie, other than her name is O






Huge production: A member of hair and makeup made sure Jodie was looking in character 






Dystopian: Various military vehicles were parked up around set on Tuesday






Floods: 'As a woman and her new-born try to find their way home, the profound novelty of motherhood is brought into sharp focus in this dystopian portrayal of family survival'






Hero: Jodie added: 'Her story is about the quiet heroics of determination, devotion, bravery and love'






All star cast: Joining Jodie and Katherine in the film are Benedict Cumberbatch, Mark Strong and Gina McKee






Acclaimed book: The film, which started principal photography recently, is based on the novel of the same name by Megan Hunter

The cast and crew were left concerned recently after they learned someone on set had tested positive for Covid-19.
A source told MailOnline: 'Everything had been going well and they were setting up for the second scene, but then we suddenly saw Jodie being driven off in a car.
'The director gathered all the crew and told them someone on the cast or crew had tested positive for Covid and that filming would have to stop.
'Everyone is obviously worried about the baby who was on set.'





Brief pause: A source told MailOnline: 'Everything had been going well and they were setting up for the second scene, but then we suddenly saw Jodie being driven off in a car'






Working hard: Cumberbatch and Comer are also teaming up to executive produce the project

Jodie meanwhile recently denied claims she is in the frame to star in a TV drama about the Wagatha Christie trial.
It had been reported that Jodie was seen as the perfect star to play Coleen Rooney while The Crown star Emerald Fennell, 36, would appear as Rebekah Vardy.
Coleen, 36, reigned victorious as the long-awaited verdict in the sensational _3million Wagatha trial was announced on Friday, with the WAG winning her libel battle against Rebekah, 40.
The creators of court drama A Very British Scandal have been named as the possible production company while script writer Sarah Phelps, who has written The Witness for the Prosecution, could be on board.





Sought after star: It had been reported that Jodie was seen as the perfect star to play Coleen Rooney while The Crown star Emerald Fennell, 36, would appear as Rebekah Vardy






Good spirits: The star looked on great form despite her no doubt exhausting shoot schedule






Active role: Jodie, who also serves as an executive producer, discussed a scene with crew