She’s joined a star-studded for one of ITV’s first post-lockdown series.
And Catherine Tyldesley was oozed sartorial chic on Friday as she filmed scenes for the gritty police drama Viewpoint on Wednesday.
The former Coronation Street star, 36, sported a blue pinstriped suit as she got into character for the scenes.
Gorgeous: Catherine Tyldesley was oozed sartorial chic on Friday as she filmed scenes for the gritty police drama Viewpoint on Wednesday
Catherine was dressed in a smart navy blue blazer and oversized trousers as she prepared to film the scenes.
The former Strictly Come Dancing star teamed the ensemble with a teal blue silk shirt as she emerged from her car to stroll onto the set.
As she had her hair styled by a mask-clad crew member, Catherine was in high spirits as she prepared to film the scenes.
Looking good: The former Coronation Street star sported a blue pinstriped suit as she got into character for the scenes
Back behind the camera: The former Strictly Come Dancing star teamed the ensemble with a teal blue silk shirt
Glammed up: Catherine was attended by members of the crew who styled her glossy brunette tresses into loose curls
Sensational: She opted to keep her cosy brown boots as she prepared to film before changing into a pair of heels
Gritty: Earlier in the filming schedule, Catherine appeared to be in the midst of an emotional scene as she was seen filming a vigil days earlier
Much happier: This time she was in much better spirits as she prepared for filming
Later star Bronagh Waugh was also seen in the midst of filming, wearing a casual black and white shirt with a green utility jacket.
Earlier in the filming schedule, Catherine appeared to be in the midst of an emotional scene as she wore a downcast expression whilst filming in front of a candle-lit vigil with Dominic Allburn and their co-stars.
She was seen holding her hands as if in prayer before her co-star wrapped his arms around her in comfort.
Dark: Viewpoint is centred around a plot involving a tense police surveillance operation, and Catherine’s character is yet to be revealed
Dark: The series is headed up by Fleabag director Harry Bradbeer, and centres around DC Martin King (played by Noel Clarke)
Dramatic: The series sees King set up his observation post in the home of single mother and secret voyeur, Zoe Sterling, played by Alexandra Roach
Serious: Zoe’s windows look on to Westbury Square and the home of missing primary school teacher Gemma Hillman, played by Nicola Holt
Mysterious: She shares the home with boyfriend and prime suspect in her disappearance, Greg Sullivan, played by I May Destroy You actor Fehinti Balogun
Viewpoint is centred around a plot involving a tense police surveillance operation, and Catherine’s character is yet to be revealed.
The series is headed up by Fleabag director Harry Bradbeer, and sees DC Martin King (played by Noel Clarke) set up his observation post in the home of single mother and secret voyeur, Zoe Sterling, played by Alexandra Roach.
Zoe’s windows look on to Westbury Square and the home of missing primary school teacher Gemma Hillman, played by Nicola Holt.
Coming soon: The series is based on an idea by Emmy award-winning Bradbeer and written with Silent Witness creator Ed Whitmore
Focused: Later star Bronagh Waugh was also seen in the midst of filming as she chatted on the phone while being filmed by a camera crew
Simple: The actress sported a burgundy utility jacket with skinny grey jeans and lace-up boots
Sweet: During a break from filming Bronagh stopped to play with a cute dog that was being walked nearby
Important: As she filmed one scene while chatting on her phone, Bronagh then had her makeup applied by a mask-clad crew member
Serious: The drama has been filming for several weeks in the middle of Manchester
Adorable: Bronagh stopped to play with the pooch before filming resumed
She shares the home with boyfriend and prime suspect in her disappearance, Greg Sullivan, played by I May Destroy You actor Fehinti Balogun.
The series is based on an idea by Emmy award-winning Bradbeer and written with Silent Witness creator Ed Whitmore.
Viewpoint is among the first programmes to resume filming following the coronavirus crisis, which saw much of the television industry ground to a halt.
Back in business: Viewpoint is among the first programmes to resume filming following the coronavirus crisis, which saw much of the television industry ground to a halt
Suave: Star Dominic Allburn was also seen in the midst of filming a dark scene