Brad Pitt is hard at work. The actor, who's premiering one of the most anticipated movies of the year in the summer, is currently shooting his upcoming movie, where an adorable German Shepherd plays his co-star.
Late last year, Pitt wrapped production for his film "F1," where he plays a Formula 1 driver.
The film is scheduled for a summer release and is one of the most anticipated projects of the year, marking a blockbuster return from Pitt and the next project from the director and writer of "Top Gun: Maverick," one of the biggest box office successes of the past couple of years.
Pitt is now in New Zealand, shooting scenes from the film "Heart of the Beast." Photographers captured him wearing camo and recording outdoors, alongside a German Shepherd that plays a key part in the film.
Details about 'Heart of the Beast'
"Heart of the Beast" is an adventure film directed by David Ayer, a filmmaker with whom Pitt has worked in the past. Pitt will be producing the film alongside Damien Chazelle, the filmmaker known for directing "La La Land" and "Babylon."
The movie follows a Navy SEAL and his retired combat dog as the two try to survive and return to civilization after experiencing a dangerous accident in the Alaskan wilderness.
The project follows Pitt's turn as a racecar driver in "F1," which features a Lewis Hamilton cameo features him as a consultant, taking the actors out for drives and ensuring that everything in the film looks as legitimate as possible.
"Lewis gave Brad the scare of a lifetime in a lap. Brad was clawing at the windows, begging to get out," said director Joseph Kosinski to Time Magazine.