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Spike Lee's English-language reinterpretation of Akira Kurosawa’s crime thriller of the same name from 1963 is currently in production.
And on Friday, a couple of the film's lead actors - Denzel Washington and Jeffrey Wright - were caught in action shooting a scene on the streets of New York City.
All the action appeared to revolve around a blue and silver car that's parked along the side of a street that has caught Washington's interest.
The two-time Academy Award winner, 69, looks dapper in a blue three-piece suit that's matched with a white dress shirt and tie, blue sneakers, and cool dark sunglasses.
Eventually, after making a short walk to the car, the actor gets into the back seat for a conversation with someone, which could be Wright, who was also shot in another scene getting out of the front driver's seat of that same vehicle.
Denzel Washington and Jeffrey Wright were spotted on the set of the new Spike Lee film High And Low shooting a scene along the streets of New York City on Friday
High And Low marks the 25th feature film of Spike Lee's career that dates back to his student production Joe's Bed-Stuy Barbershop: We Cut Heads (1983)
While Washington walks towards the car with a big beaming smile empty handed, he reappears and gets out from the backseat holding a large brown envelop.
It's also easy to notice that he doesn't have that same glowing smile on his face once he steps out of the car.
The busy day of shooting also caught Wright in action on the streets dressed in a black sweatsuit with a white t-shirt, black sneakers, a white beanie cap over his shaved head, while sporting a goatee.
The Basquiat star looked to be all business during his scene where he steps out of the passenger's seat seemingly in a hurry and then start making his move down the street.
The Washington, D.C. native would also be spotted in between shoots walking along the sidewalk with his phone in hand appearing to get mentally ready to do his next scene.
At one point, Wight flashed an infectious smile as he was making his way around a block seemingly chatting on his phone.
Lee, 67, would appear at various points offering up his thoughts on how he wants a particular shot to look dressed in a blue jacket with off-white pants, white glasses and a New York Knicks cap over his short hair.
He also had headphone around his neck to hear playbacks of the scenes they're working on this day.
