A Hollywood A-lister was spotted filming her latest movie in London this week – and she seemingly couldn’t get away quick enough.
The Israeli actress was filmed sprinting down Aldersgate Gate in east London with a camera crew H๏τ on her heels as they sH๏τ her every move.
The star – who was recently embroiled in controversy on her Snow White live action adaptation – was dressed head to toe in lycra during the shoot.
The 40-year-old, who previously served in the Israeli Defence Forces, rocked a blue jacket and a pair of bright red trainers as she sprinted across the busy streets in the city.
The star, who was ranked by Forbes as the third-highest-paid actress in 2020, pulled out all the stops for the scenes as the crew followed close behind her.
But can you guess who this Hollywood star is?
A Hollywood A-lister was spotted filming her latest movie in London this week – and she seemingly couldn’t get away quick enough
The Israeli actress was filmed sprinting down Aldersgate Gate in east London with a camera crew H๏τ on her heels as they sH๏τ her every move, but can you guess it is?
That’s right it’s Gal Gadot!
The Wonder Woman star looked incredible as she filmed scenes for her new movie The Runner.
It comes after Gal was said to be fuming after a group of pro-Palestine protesters swarmed the set on Friday.
Gal, who has been vocal in her support of the war against Hamas, was escorted off set as activists brandishing flags shouted ‘stop bombing Palestine’ through a megaphone.
One man was also seen banging a drum to cause maximum disruption to the filming that was taking place by a canal in Camden, north London.
Police were called in to manage the situation and Gal was reportedly replaced by a body double.
Pictures show around a dozen police officers engaging with protesters on Camden Road. It is unclear if any arrests were made.
The demonstration is likely a blow for Gal who appeared in good spirits when she was first spotted filming The Runner with co-star Damien Lewis last week.
That’s right it’s Gal Gadot!
The Wonder Woman star looked incredible as she filmed scenes for her new movie The Runner
Gal rocked a blue jacket and a pair of bright red trainers as she sprinted across the busy streets in the city
The star, who was ranked by Forbes as the third-highest-paid actress in 2020, pulled out all the stops for the scenes as the crew followed close behind her
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She once again donned a тιԍнт blue running jacket and black leggings that showed off her incredible frame.
The look was teamed with bright red trainers, a running bag, and arm pouch.
Her character was seen on a run after dropping her child at school, where she bumped into Damien’s character.
Damien, 54, meanwhile cut a suave figure on set as he sported a strong moustache and slicked back hair.
He opted for a black structured coat layered over brown trousers and a matching jumper.
The ensemble was finished with smart black shoes and a pair of black leather gloves.
His character was seen looking suspicious as he walked down the street past the school.
The Runner centres on a high-flying attorney (Gal) who has to race through London to try to save her abducted son.
It is being produced by David Kosse via his new London-based production company Rockwood Pictures.
Gal’s outing on Friday follows a string of controversies that have marred her latest Disney film, Snow White, including claims of a feud between her and Rachel Zegler.
The Runner centres on a high-flying attorney (Gal) who has to race through London to try to save her abducted son; pictured 2023
While Gal is said to have got on well with Rachel Zegler during filming, it is thought their relationship froze when Rachel started sharing her pro-Palestine views.
Meanwhile the remake later hit another snag after Lebanon banned the film from its cinemas nationwide.
The Middle East nation made the move last week because of star Gal, who plays the Evil Queen in the box office bomb.
Gal an Israeli, is on Lebanon’s boycott list because of her past service in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and her vocal support for Israel in its war against Hamas.
Lebanon has previously banned other Gal movies including Wonder Woman and Death On The Nile over the star’s nationality.
MailOnline has contacted the Met Police for comment on the pro-Palestine protest.