Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum were spotted working on the set of their new movie Project Artemis on Wednesday.

The two costars, 38 and 42 respectively, were dressed in character for the upcoming 1960s-based film.

The Black Widow star wore an orange color blocked outfit while Magic Mike leading man sported a blue, collared shirt.

Busy: Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum were spotted working on the set of their new movie Project Artemis on Wednesday

Scarlett's blonde hair was styled in voluminous curls and a sideswept bang that was secured with a scarf.

The orange, magenta, and white accessory was tied at the nape of her neck and blew in the breeze.

 

She bared her arms as she wore a sleeveless blouse with buttons along the front and a tie collar.

Her pedal-pusher slacks were a slightly darker shade of orange than her top and she matched her lipstick to the pink tone in her kerchief.

Period piece: The two costars, 38 and 42 respectively, were dressed in character for the upcoming 1960s-based film

The duo filmed a scene on a pier as cameras and crew members surrounded them with equipment.

Details about the seasoned entertainers' character in the project haven't been revealed yet.

The filming comes six months after Jason Bateman, who was originally slated to direct, bowed out of the endeavor due to creative differences.

 

Deadline reported that the decision between Bateman and the film's production company These Pictures was reached amicably, and that the entities could join forces again if the right project were to arise. 

Getups: The Black Widow star wore an orange color blocked outfit while Magic Mike leading man sported a blue, collared shirt

Chris Evans was initially due to star opposite Scarlett but was replaced by Tatum in July due to a scheduling conflict.

Earlier this year Apple shelled out more than $100 million to acquire the motion picture, which was written by Rose Gilroy, daughter of writer-filmmaker Dan Gilroy and actress Rene Russo.

Johansson will soon make her first major foray into television with a new TV adaptation of the 1992 John Katzenbach novel Just Cause. 

She'll star in the show and also serve as executive producer, with Amazon handing out a straight-to-series order.