Joe Alwyn has been pictured on the set of Conversations with Friends for the first time in Bray, Co. Wicklow in Ireland on Saturday.
The actor, 30, stars as Nick in the upcoming BBC drama which is based on Sally Rooney's 2017 novel of the same name.
Joe cut a casual figure between scenes as he was seen chatting with his co-star Alison Oliver who stars as Frances.
Back at work: Joe Alwyn has been pictured on the set of Conversations with Friends for the first time in Bray, Co. Wicklow in Ireland on Saturday
Joe sported a purple T-shirt and blue slim-fitting jeans while he wrapped up in a black padded jacket.
The series follows a mysterious married couple, Nick and Melissa (Jemima Kirke), and their attraction to two younger women, Frances and Bobbi.
Frances embarks on an affair with Nick, while trying to reconcile her feelings for best friend and ex-girlfriend Bobbi, played by Utiopia actress Sasha Lane, 25, whom she is in love with.
Alison is an emerging talent from drama school Lir Academy in Dublin, Ireland, whose fellow graduates include Normal People's Mescal.
Co-stars: Joe, who plays Nick, cut a casual figure between scenes as he was seen chatting with his co-star Alison Oliver who stars as Frances
Joe, who is in a relationship with singer Taylor Swift, has had success in the likes of Oscar-winning film The Favourite and Mary Queen of Scots while Jemima is known for her role as Jessa in Lena Dunham's Girls.
Sasha made her film debut in 2016 film American Honey, she also starred as Jessica Hyde in Utopia.
It comes after the success of Rooney's 2018 novel Normal People which was adapted into a ratings smash hit TV series last year.
Plot: The series follows a mysterious married couple, Nick (Joe, left) and Melissa (Jemima Kirke, right), and their attraction to two younger women, Frances and Bobbi
It saw show leads Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones, who took on Connell and Marianne's love story, soar to fame after it aired during the first lockdown.
Like Rooney's 2018 smash, Conversations with Friends is also set in Dublin, Ireland.
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