Naomi Watts recently returned Down Under to begin filming scenes for her new film Penguin Bloom.
And the New York-based star, 50, embraced her role as the film's heroine on Tuesday as she filmed intimate romance scenes with her co-star, The Walking Dead's Andrew Lincoln, 45, at Sydney's Palm Beach.
Clad in a linen button-up shirt and khaki cargo pants, the blonde star was seen exchanging tender kisses with the British hunk as they sat on a ledge overlooking the ocean.
Love is in the air! Naomi Watts, 50, tenderly kissed The Walking Dead's Andrew Lincoln, 45, as they filmed a romantic scene for their new movie Penguin Bloom at Sydney's Palm Beach on Tuesday
Naomi plays the role of Sam Bloom, a woman paralised by the waist down, and was seen propped up on a striped chair during the intimate scene.
One one stage, she was seen cosying up to Andrew while gazing into his eyes, before turning to gaze wistfully into the distance.
Muscle-bound Andrew plays Naomi's on-screen photographer husband Cameron, and looked typically handsome in a maroon skivvy, blue jeans and black sneakers.
Love scene: Clad in a linen button-up shirt and khaki cargo pants, the blonde star was seen canoodling with British hunk as they sat on a ledge overlooking the ocean
In character: Naomi plays the role of Sam Bloom, a woman paralised by the waist down, and was seen propped up on a striped chair during the intimate scene
Taking in the view: One one stage, she was seen cosying up to Andrew while gazing into his eyes, before turning to gaze wistfully into the distance
Handsome: Muscle-bound Andrew plays Naomi's on-screen photographer husband Cameron, and looked typically handsome in a maroon skivvy
Elsewhere in the scene, the actor was seen carrying a black puffer jacket.
He was also seen getting into the photographer role by snapping photos of the coastline with a digital camera.
Also joining Naomi and Andrew were Australian stars Leeanna Walsman (who plays Sam Bloom's sister Kylie), Jacki Weaver, (Sam's mother Jan) and Lisa Hensley (Sam’s New Zealand kayak coach Gaye Hatfield).
Rugging up: Elsewhere in the scene, the actor was seen carrying a black puffer jacket
Getting into the role: He was also seen getting into the photographer role by snapping photos of the coastline with a digital camera
Accessories: The dashing star slung a grey satchel across his shoulders and slipped on a pair of spectacles
All smiles: Also joining Naomi and Andrew were Australian stars Leeanna Walsman (who plays Sam Bloom's sister Kylie), Jacki Weaver, (Sam's mother Jan) and Lisa Hensley (Sam’s New Zealand kayak coach Gaye Hatfield). The group appeared to be filming a light-hearted picnic scene, and were spotted carrying Naomi on her chair up a grassy hill
The group appeared to be filming a light-hearted picnic scene, and were spotted carrying Naomi on her chair up a grassy hill.
Once they reached the rocky mountain peak, the group sat down for a while to admire the view.
There, Jacki shared a sweet moment with her on-screen daughter as she gently placed her hands on Naomi's shoulders.
Family fun! Once they reached the rocky mountain peak, the group sat down for a while to admire the view
Mother-daughter moment: There, Jacki shared a sweet moment with her on-screen daughter as she gently placed her hands on Naomi's shoulders
Direction please! In between takes, the cast-members could be seen taking directions from a group of show-runners and camera technicians
Handy: Also on set were several crew-members holding UV-blocking umbrellas from Bunnings Warehouse, presumably to shield the film's A-list stars from the glare
In between takes, the cast-members could be seen taking directions from a group of show-runners and camera technicians.
Also on set were several crew-members holding UV-blocking umbrellas from Bunnings Warehouse, presumably to shield the film's A-list stars from the glare.
Elsewhere, Naomi was seen filming a scene set before her character became paralysed.
Wild and free! Elsewhere, Naomi was seen filming a scene set before her character became paralysed. The glamazon was seen prancing around the clifftop in a cap-sleeved blue sun-dress
Cheeky! At one stage, she even turned around and cheekily flipped her middle finger towards another character
Chic: She completed her breezy ensemble with a simple pendant necklace and contained her tresses with a white ribbon
The glamazon was seen prancing around the clifftop in a cap-sleeved blue sun-dress.
She completed her breezy ensemble with a simple pendant necklace and contained her tresses with a white ribbon.
At one stage, she even turned around and cheekily flipped her middle finger towards another character.
New film: Penguin Bloom follows Sam Bloom, a mother of three living in Sydney, Australia, who becomes paralyzed from the chest down after an accident
Penguin Bloom follows Sam Bloom, a mother of three living in Sydney, Australia, who becomes paralyzed from the chest down after an accident.
Struggling to maintain her family life while adjusting to her new condition, she is helped by an unlikely source - an injured magpie chick that the family nurses back to health and names Penguin.
Naomi is producing the movie alongside Bruna Papandrea and Australian-based producer Emma Cooper.
Heartfelt tale: Struggling to maintain her family life while adjusting to her new condition, she is helped by an unlikely source - an injured magpie chick that the family nurses back to health and names Penguin
The producers recently said in a statement: 'We were all captivated by this heartwarming story of resilience, the power of family and hope.
'We're thrilled to have the supremely talented Andrew Lincoln on board to bring the Blooms' story to audiences around the world.'
Penguin Bloom started filming in Australia in August, with Glendyn Ivin directing from a script by Shaun Grant and Harry Cripps.
Big project: Penguin Bloom started filming in Australia in August, with Glendyn Ivin directing from a script by Shaun Grant and Harry Cripps
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