Jodie Comer cradles a baby on set of The End We Start From

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was back on set for her latest movie The End We Start From on Tuesday.<br>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.<br>Lead star Jodie was spotted cradling a baby for her scenes, with her young co-star a constant presence on set in recent weeks. <br> Working hard: Jodie Comer was back on set for her latest movie The End We Start From on Tuesday, shooting scenes in rural Oxfordshire<br>The actress, 29, plays a new mother caught up in the midst of devastating floods that swallow up the city of London, tearing her young family apart.<br> RELATED ARTICLES

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For Tuesday’s shoot Jodie was back in her character’s disheveled costume of turned up jeans, brown boots and a grey cardigan and grubby white shirt.<br>She kept the baby close to her, carrying the tot in a sling as she joked around with crew members and her co-stars between takes.<br> 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<br>Jodie was seen sharing a hug and practicing scenes with Katherine, who was dressed in bright yellow adidas trousers.<br>Katherine also took her turn holding the baby, while military vehicles were also spotted parked up on set. <br>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.'<br> 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<br> Doting: The actress, 29, who plays a new mother caught up in the midst of devastating floods that swallow up the city of London, tearing her young family apart<br> Getting into her role: Jodie was seen adjusting her baby sling in between takes<br> Helping hand: The star was aided by a member pf wardrobe as she got to grips with the sling<br> ‘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 and hope.'<br>Speaking of her new role, Jodie said: ‘My character is ordinary and extraordinary, both her very personal life and the world around her have been turned upside down and she is dealing with the unknown at every turn.<br>’Her story is about the quiet heroics of determination, devotion, bravery and love.'<br> Co-star: Jodie was joined for the day’s shoot by her co-star Katherine Waterston, who was dressed in bright yellow trousers<br> Moves: The actors were seen practicing what looked like a fight move in between takes<br> 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<br> Fun: Jodie shared a laugh with Katherine as they joked around while the scene was set<br> Huge production: A member of hair and makeup made sure Jodie was looking in character <br> Low key: For Tuesday’s shoot Jodie was back in her character’s disheveled costume of turned up jeans, brown boots and a grey cardigan and grubby white shirt<br>Director Mahalia Belo added: ‘The End We Start From is a unique and original take on a survival film.

One that feels in tune with the climate crisis we are experiencing now.<br>’It delivers an honest look at the nature of a hero, someone forced to be brave who sometimes can’t be.<br>’It is incredible to be working with such an extraordinary cast, bringing this human, primal, and ultimately hopeful story to life.'<br> Dystopian: Various military vehicles were parked up around set on Tuesday<br> Bleak premise: 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'<br> 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'<br> Danger ahead: Speaking of her role, Jodie said: ‘My character is ordinary and extraordinary, both her very personal life and the world around her have been turned upside down'<br> Hero: Jodie added: ‘Her story is about the quiet heroics of determination, devotion, bravery and love'<br> Message: ‘Director Mahalia Belo added: ‘The End We Start From is a unique and original take on a survival film.

One that feels in tune with the climate crisis we are experiencing now'<br>Joining Jodie and Katherine in the film are Benedict Cumberbatch, Mark Strong and Gina McKee.<br>The film, which started principal photography recently, is based on the novel of the same name by Megan Hunter. <br>The End We Start From is being developed by Benedict Cumberbatch’s SunnyMarch, Hera Pictures, Anton and BBC Film.

Cumberbatch and Comer are also teaming up to executive produce the project. <br> All star cast: Joining Jodie and Katherine in the film are Benedict Cumberbatch, Mark Strong and Gina McKee<br> Helping out: Katherine was also seen holding the baby during some scenes <br> Acclaimed book: The film, which started principal photography recently, is based on the novel of the same name by Megan Hunter<br>The cast and crew were left concerned recently after they learned someone on set had tested positive for Covid-19.<br>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.<br>’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.<br>’Everyone is obviously worried about the baby who was on set.'<br> Back on track: The cast and crew were left concerned recently after they learned someone on set had tested positive for Covid-19<br> 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'<br> Talent: The End We Start From is being developed by Benedict Cumberbatch’s SunnyMarch, Hera Pictures, Anton and BBC Film<br> Working hard: Cumberbatch and Comer are also teaming up to executive produce the project<br>Jodie meanwhile recently denied claims she is in the frame to star in a TV drama about the Wagatha Christie trial.<br>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.<br>Coleen, 36, reigned victorious as the long-awaited verdict in the sensational £3million Wagatha trial was announced on Friday, Мультики з українською озвучкою with the WAG winning her libel battle against Rebekah, 40.<br>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.<br> Rumours: Jodie meanwhile recently denied claims she is in the frame to star in a TV drama about the Wagatha Christie trial<br> 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<br> Sweet: Jodie kept a watchful eye over her young co-star during Tuesday’s filming<br> Good spirits: The star looked on great form despite her no doubt exhausting shoot schedule<br> Discussion: The actress was seen deep in conversation with Katherine in the wooded area<br> Active role: Jodie, who also serves as an executive producer, discussed a scene with crew<br>

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