Hathaway covered in fake blood while filming 'dinosaur movie' Flowervale Street.

Anne Hathaway was spattered with fake blood and smeared with grime as she shot a scene for her sci-fi film Flowervale Street in Atlanta this week.

The movie stars Anne opposite Ewan McGregor and is directed by acclaimed horror filmmaker David Robert Mitchell of It Follows fame.

Insiders have claimed Ewan and Anne play the parents of a 1980s family contending with dinosaurs, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

In her latest scene, Anne’s character wore a hard, stern expression and was clothed in a filthy tank top that was stained with brown, dried blood.

She had dirt streaked over her jeans and her skin, and in one hand she brandished a fireplace poker seemingly as a weapon.

Anne Hathaway was spattered with fake blood and smeared with grime as she shot a scene for her sci-fi film Flowervale Street in Atlanta this week

The sci-fi movie stars Anne opposite Ewan McGregor and is directed by acclaimed horror filmmaker David Robert Mitchell of It Follows fame

In case she wound up in a scrap, her long dark hair was swept back and tied in a ponytail in order to not impede her vision.

Anne’s character was accompanied in the scene by three others who appeared to be teenagers, as they seemed to be wearing school attire.

One of those characters was played by 20-year-old Nashville alum Maisy Stella, who could be glimpsed wielding a knife as part of the role.

The scene being filmed that day evidently involved an upturned car, as a crane could be spotted lowering a vintage automobile upside down onto the street.

Anne, Ewan and Maisy’s castmates in Flowervale Street include Cocaine Bear child star Christian Convery and The Wolf Of Wall Street actor PJ Byrne.

Although scant information is available about the content of the film, Deadline has reported that it is being shot in IMAX and will come out May 16, 2025.

Anne has a reputation for assiduously preparing for all her roles before shooting starts – a habit she explained in a recent interview.

‘I’d rather not be unseated on the day [of filming] by my anxiety. Part of the way I can tell myself that I am okay is by having such a complete level of preparation that if I get a critical voice in my head, you can quiet it down by saying that you did everything you could to prepare,’ she told Vanity Fair.

Her character wore a hard, stern expression and was clothed in a filthy tank top that was stained with brown, dried blood

She had dirt streaked over her jeans and her skin, and in one hand she brandished a fireplace poker seemingly as a weapon

Anne’s character was accompanied in the scene by three others who appeared to be teenagers, as they seemed to be wearing school attire

One of those characters was played by 20-year-old Nashville alum Maisy Stella, who could be glimpsed wielding a knife as part of the role

The scene being filmed that day evidently involved an upturned car, as a crane could be spotted lowering a vintage automobile upside down onto the street