Connie Britton looks UNRECOGNIZABLE filming Luckiest Girl Alive in Toronto

Just days after being spotted sporting her traditional blonde look at the premieres for The White Lotus and Space Jam: A New Legacy, Connie Britton is now unrecognizable as a dark-haired brunette on the set of Luckiest Girl Alive.

The 54-year-old actress was spotted with black hair on the Toronto set, filming her new movie alongside Chiara Aurelia.

Britton was also seen speaking with director Mike Barker, who brings this adaptation of Jessica Knoll’s novel of the same name to life on the big screen.

Britton was seen wearing dark sunglasses with a bright orange top and maroon pants for her day on the set.

She also had a white purse dangling from her shoulder with  a brown belt and red and white slides to complete her look.

Britton’s casting was announced a few weeks ago with a report from Deadline, though it was not revealed what character she’s playing. 

The story follows Mila Kunis’ character, Ani FaNelli, who seemingly has it all, though her world is turned upside down when she’s approached by a true crime documentary director.

Ani is invited by the director to tell her side of a shocking incident that happened at her elite private school as a teenager, which forces her to confront the truth that could unravel her meticulously crafted life.

Britton’s co-star Chiara Aurelia is said to be playing the younger version of Kunis’ character. 

Aurelia was spotted on the set wearing a black choker necklace, a light blue top and a black pleated skirt, along with a number of bracelets. 

The film also stars Scoot McNairy, Justine Lupe, Jennifer Beals, Finn Wittrock and Thomas Barbusca.  

Mike Barker directs from an adapted screenplay written by novel author Jessica Knoll herself, with Kunis also producing with Bruna Papandrea, Jeanne Snow and Lucy Kitada. 

Britton currently stars in the HBO series The White Lotus, as Nicole Mossbacher, the wife of Steve Zahn’s Mark Mossbacher. 

She also stars in the new movie Joe Bell with Mark Wahlberg, which is currently in theaters nationwide.

The actress will also lend her voice to the TV mini-series Pandemica with Patrick J. Adams, Bono, Penelope Cruz, Danai Gurira, Nick Kroll, David Oyelowo, Kumail Nanjiani and Wanda Sykes.