Juno Temple oozes 70s glamour as she joins Miles Teller to film scenes for The Offer

Juno Temple oozed Seventies glamour as she was spotted on the set of Paramount+ Event series The Offer in Los Angeles on Thursday.

The actress, 32, who plays agent Bettye McCartt, could be seen in a pair of burgundy corduroy trousers which were teamed with a black top and paisley scarf as she joined Miles Teller to film scenes for the show.

Ted Lasso star Juno opted for some casual footwear, wearing a pair of low-rise suede platforms with a sheepskin trim.

Blast from the past: Juno Temple oozed Seventies glamour as she was spotted on the set of Paramount+ Event series The Offer with Miles Teller in Los Angeles on Thursday.

The star could be seen carrying a pink-hue bag packed full of belongings while her hair was styled in an up do with a statement fringe.

Juno could be seen carrying her mobile phone in her hand, showing she wasn’t in character at the time.

Her co-star MIles Teller, 34, who plays real-life producer Al Ruddy, was spotted nearby in a grey shirt which he teamed with a pair of dark trousers.

Walking tall: Ted Lasso star Juno opted for some casual footwear, wearing a pair of low-rise suede platforms with a sheepskin trim

He could be seen wearing a face covering in a bid to protect himself and others from coronavirus.

Meanwhile, Dan Folger, 45, who plays real-life director Francis Ford Coppola, cut a casual figure in a striped shirt which he wore with a pair of khaki trousers with large pockets on the leg.

The show delves into the making of the Oscar-winning gangster epic The Godfather. 

MailOnline exclusively reported last month that production on The Offer was shut down in July after Miles tested positive for Covid-19 after previously refusing to get vaccinated. 

Keeping it casual: Dan Folger, 45, who plays real-life director Francis Ford Coppola, cut a casual figure in a striped shirt which he wore with a pair of khaki trousers

Last month, sources close to the executive team of the series told MailOnline that Teller was responsible for a major coronavirus shutdown of the production over the summer.

‘Miles Teller is not vaccinated. He wouldn’t even get the test,’ the source claimed. ‘Now he’s brought the virus to the set and the whole set had to shut down.’

The actor’s publicist, Lauren Hozempa, denied the accusation, stating: ‘Your facts are incorrect.’

Deadline first reported in late July that someone in Zone A, which includes the main actors and creative team, had tested positive for Covid-19.

‘Out of an abundance of caution, we have temporarily halted production on The Offer due to the return of a positive coronavirus test result during routine testing,’ a representative for Paramount Television Studios said in a statement at the time. ‘We will continue to follow all safety protocols and monitor the situation closely.’  

Teller originally joined the series to replace Armie Hammer, who left the production after he was accused of sexual abuse, with explicit text messages also appearing to show him delving into cannibalistic fantasies. 

The series, set for release next year, has an astonishingly large cast portraying the people responsible for creating one of the greatest American films ever.

The massive cast also features Giovanni and Colin Hanks, and Matthew Good stars as superproducer Robert Evans, while former Grey’s Anatomy actor Justin Chambers is playing Marlon Brando.

Coming soon: The Offer delves into the making of the 1972 Oscar-winning film The Godfather, which has gone down in history as one of the greatest movies in history