Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio continue the 70s vibes as they got about the set of Once Upon A Time In Hollywood this week.
As filming showed no signs of letting up, months after Brad and Leo were first seen in their disco duds way back in June, the pair were spotted driving in an old school car. Again.
Brad, 54, was one chipper chap as he flashed a smile and a wave as he held a hand out the window.
Not entirely road safe, but its Brad Pitt, so you know, were sure he has the talent to wave, drive and keep his eyes firmly fixed on the road ahead.
The car looked to also be on a trolley, so thats neither here nor there…
Leo took a seat in the passenger side as his buddy got to grips on the wheel with both continuing to sport the hair styles of the time that have raised many an eyebrow, immersing themselves in the vibe of the time, which is set during the Manson murders in tinseltown.
On this day in particular, Brad was rocking some holiday threads, wearing what appeared to be a Hawaiian shirt.
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While Leo appeared to be in a mustard top, as they colour coordinated with the egg-shell car. (Dont say we dont know our colours…)
Leo, 43, plays Western actor Rick Dalton, who lives next door to Sharon Tate (who was two weeks from giving birth to her child with director Roman Polanski, when she was murdered by members of Mansons cult) while Brad plays his close friend and stunt double.
Set around the summer of 1969 when Sharon was murdered along with Jay Sebring, Abigail Folger, Wojciech Frykowski, Steven Parent, Leno and Rosemary LaBianca.
The movie is filled to the brim with stars, as Margot Robbie stars as Sharon Tate, while the cast also includes Kurt Russell, Al Pacino, Dakota Fanning, Damian Lewis, Emile Hirsch, Rumer Willis and Lena Dunham.
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Bruce Dern has taken over the role of George Spahn, whose ranch the Manson family lived at, following the death of Burt Reynolds.
Reynolds was set to play Spahn but died before he could film the role.
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood was originally set for release on the 50th anniversary of the Tate-LaBianca murders, but has been pushed forward to 26 July 2019.
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