Enola Holmes 2: Millie Bobby Brown cuts blue double-breasted jacket as production heads to London

Millie Bobby Brown was pictured during production of Enola Holmes 2 as filming moved to London on Thursday, after a stint in Hull.

The actress, 17, certainly looked out of the room as she wore a double-breasted blue jacket with gold buttons and a long skirt in a lighter shade.

She wore her luscious walnut locks in a neat middle parting and slipped on a pair of dark brown leather boots as she strolled down a beach.

While chatting with the backstage crew during her hiatus, the Stranger Things star donned free makeup to showcase her natural beauty.

Millie tied a navy quilted coat around her waist in the middle of the fall weather and was flanked by a pair of keepers.

Upon her return, she put her acting skills to good use as she sat on the stony shore with a pair of new co-stars.

A plethora of camera operators banded together, while others struck up a conversation further.

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Center of attention: The actress, 17, certainly looked out of the room as she wore a double-breasted blue jacket with gold buttons and a long skirt in a lighter shade

Action! Upon her return, she put her acting skills to good use as she sat on the stony shore with a pair of co-stars

The Godzilla star was first pictured on set earlier in October while filming scenes for the upcoming film in Hull.

Reprising her role as the main character, the Stranger Things star will grace the small screen alongside Helena Bonham-Carter, 55, Sam Claflin, 35, and Henry Cavill, 38.

Only the day before, Henry was seen dapper in a black woolen coat while wearing her chocolate braids in their natural curls.

The Sherlock Holmes actor put on a serious expression as he chatted with members of the film’s production crew, who appeared to be busy at work on the famous Land of Green Ginger Street.

A newcomer to the franchise donned a charcoal frock coat and wore her blonde tresses in a sleek side parting.

Team: The Stranger Things star (center) will grace the small screen alongside Sam Claflin, 35 (right) and Henry Cavill, 38 (left) [pictured in-character]

Meanwhile, the costume department had gone to town on a brunette actress who had been styled in a 19th century red and black dress with orange prints.

The long-sleeved number featured a black ruffle collar, coordinated with the feather of her gray hat.

A towering horse-drawn carriage with advertisements for Sunlight Soap and Jones & Jackson Sole Prop’rs drove along the narrow street.

Confirming the scene was set in the capital, its frame featured signage for London hot spots Charing Cross, Tottenham Court Road, Baker Street, Edgware Road and Kilburn.

Harry Bradbeer is believed to be returning to direct the second installment, with Jack Thorne also returning to write the script.

Tough: Millie previously revealed that she “found it really hard to be British” in the role after five years on the US Netflix series Stranger Things

Speaking about the sequel in a statement for Deadline, the grande dame Millie said: “I can’t wait to collaborate with my Enola Holmes family again!

“Enola holds a special place in my heart – she is strong, fearless, intelligent and courageous. I can’t wait for fans to see how his journey continues! ”

In the film, the youngest member of the Holmes family goes in search of his missing mother, even as his more famous brothers try to thwart his investigation.

The film was originally slated for theatrical release by Warner Bros., but was picked up by Netflix in April amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Millie previously revealed that she “found it really hard to be British” in the role after five years on the US Netflix series Stranger Things.

Millie, who grew up in Dorset, England, and moved to Florida with her family to continue her acting career at the age of eight, said she “had to learn to speak again”.

Speaking to Radio Times, she said: “For the past five years I’ve played an American character in Stranger Things and found it really hard to be British even though I’m British.

“I had to relearn how to speak because I’m so used to speaking with an American accent.”

Talented: Millie, who grew up in Dorset, England, and moved to Florida with her family to continue her acting career at age eight, said she “had to learn to speak again” for the role [pictured in-character]