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Gwyneth Paltrow and Timothée Chalamet were filmed locking lips in steamy footage from the set Marty Supreme.

The Gosh founder, 52, and Dune star, 28, were spotted on the streets of New York City immersed in an intimate scene for their upcoming film.

In footage obtained by TMZ, Paltrow is pinned against a brick wall as Chalamet cradles her face. The Call me by your name The lead appears to have surprised Paltrow’s character with the passionate kiss in the scene, moving her from the middle of the street to the wall. Photos also show the wellness mogul pushing Chalamet away as she looks away from the camera.

Chalamet is dressed in a tailored suit and round glasses, while Paltrow is pictured in a flowing red ball gown with long black opera gloves.

The two A-listers were cast in the new sports drama, written and directed by Josh Safdie, the director and actor behind it Uncut gemstones And Good time. In Marty SupremeSafdie tells the story of Marty Reisman, a professional table tennis player who won the 1958 and 1960 U.S. Men’s Singles Championships.

This film marks Paltrow’s return to Hollywood after a five-year hiatus. The fashion lover opened up Harper’s Bazaar in September about the role her children — Apple Martin, 20, Moses Martin, 18 — played in her new role.

Apple apparently convinced Paltrow to take the role in Safdie’s film, arguing that she couldn’t pass up the opportunity to work with Chalamet, while Paltrow’s brother Jake wanted her to work with Safdie.

“I am I’m excited to get back into it and really try it – see how it feels. And then I’ll let you know,” she said Harper’s Bazaar.

Paltrow’s new chapter includes not only the renaissance of her career, but also the reality of life without her two children at home. Apple and Moses, whom she shares with her ex-husband Chris Martin, attend Vanderbilt University and Brown University, respectively.

Regarding the change in her living situation, Paltrow admitted: “It feels very different, I think I’m still a little bit in shock.

“I’m trying to be open to this new migration pattern that we may have. And they’re all very happy, so that’s the most you can ask for,” she continued. “When I start to feel sad, I talk to them and they are so happy that it’s like relief and happiness washes over me too.”