Kaley Cuoco recently wrapped her highly-anticipated HBO Max show The Flight Attendant, which premieres next month.
And the California-born actress is already on to her next gig, following another required 14-day quarantine.
She bundled up Monday in a taupe cable knit sweater, as she pampered herself with a spa day in Toronto, after emerging from her isolation to start production on The Man from Toronto.
Sweater weather: Kaley Cuoco bundled up Monday in a taupe cable knit sweater, as she pampered herself with a spa day in Toronto, after emerging from her isolation to start production on The Man from Toronto
The 34-year-old layered the sweater with a puffy black jacket, completed with black slacks, black Nike slip-on sandals and matching socks.
She took precautions against COVID-19 in a black face mask, which she only pulled down to sip her coffee, during her walk to the spa.
Cuoco revealed on Instagram that she’s in town for for less than two weeks of shooting what she called a ‘not a huge role, but a fun role’ in the action comedy, also starring Kevin Hart and Woody Harrelson.
The film follows a case of mistaken identity, as a screwup teams up with an assassin, while staying at the same Airbnb.
Back in black: The 34-year-old layered the sweater with a puffy black jacket, completed with black slacks, black Nike slip-on sandals and matching socks
Wear a mask: She took precautions against COVID-19 in a black face mask, which she only pulled down to sip her coffee, during her walk to the spa
Quarantine buddy: The Big Bang Theory star celebrated the end of her quarantine on Sunday, posting a photo of herself tying a bouquet of helium balloons to her 10-year-old chihuahua Dumpy, whom she began fostering amid the lockdown
The Big Bang Theory star celebrated the end of her quarantine on Sunday, posting a photo of herself tying a bouquet of helium balloons to her 10-year-old chihuahua Dumpy, whom she began fostering amid the lockdown.
She wrote on Instagram: ‘I may have had more fun than he did. No Dump Trucks were harmed during this super hilarious quarantine activity. (Oh and recycle your balloons and never let them fly into the sky). Quarantine complete!’
Cuoco finished filming The Flight Attendant earlier this month in New York City, after production halted in March, amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
She stars as the titular flight attendant Cassandra Bowden, who wakes up next to a dead man in a Dubai hotel room, with no memory of the night before.
Back to work: Cuoco finished filming The Flight Attendant earlier this month in New York City, after production halted in March, amid the COVID-19 pandemic (pictured in March, 2020)
Murder mystery: She stars as the titular flight attendant Cassandra Bowden, who wakes up next to a dead man in a Dubai hotel room, with no memory of the night before
Matching ink: The Charmed actress celebrated the upcoming miniseries’ wrap by getting matching paper airplane tattoos with co-star Zosia Mamet
First look: She’s since revealed a first glimpse at her character in a trailer for the show, which is based on the 2018 novel of the same name by Chris Bojalian
The Charmed actress celebrated the upcoming miniseries’ wrap by getting matching paper airplane tattoos with co-star Zosia Mamet.
She’s since revealed a first glimpse at her character in a trailer for the show, which is based on the 2018 novel of the same name by Chris Bojalian.
Cuoco delivers a rare dramatic performance, alongside Michiel Huisman, Rosie Perez and Michelle Gomez, set for a Thanksgiving premiere on November 26.
She told People of the role back in March: ‘I wanted to try something different, especially more of a dramatic role, which I don’t think anyone thinks I can do, and I know that I can, so I’m really excited about that.’
Showing range: She told People of the role back in March: ‘I wanted to try something different, especially more of a dramatic role, which I don’t think anyone thinks I can do, and I know that I can, so I’m really excited about that’