Gal Gadot sprints across a road while filming in East London for latest movie
Gal Gadot was seen filming her latest movie in East London this week, sprinting through the city's streets.
The actress, 40, was followed by a camera crew as she tore through the streets.
During the shoot, she was dressed head to toe in lycra, adding a blue jacket and a pair of bright red sneakers.
Gal was filming scenes for her new movie, The Runner.
The Runner centers on a high-flying attorney (Gal) who has to race through London to try to save her abducted son.
It is being produced by David Kosse via his new London-based production company Rockwood Pictures.
It comes after Gal was reportedly left fuming after pro-Palestine protesters swarmed the set on Friday.
The actress, who has been vocal in her support of Israel, was escorted off set as activists carrying flags shouted 'stop bombing Palestine' through a megaphone.
One man banged a drum to cause maximum to disruption to filming in London.
Police were called and the actress was replaced by a body double.
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