Kate Winslet and her husband Edward Abel Smith put on a low-key display while meeting film director Stephen Frears in London on Friday.
The 48-year-old actress wore a casual black long-sleeve top, jeans and suede boots.
She pulled her blonde hair into a messy ponytail and draped a gray jacket over her arm.
Edward, nephew of 45-year-old Sir Richard Branson, looked dapper in a white shirt and jeans, with his long hair pulled back into a bun.
The pair hopped into a waiting car after meeting Stephen, with whom Kate is currently working on the upcoming limited series Regime.
The 82-year-old director wore a straw trilby hat and a charcoal North Face fleece jacket.
The series is produced by Succession producer Stephen, whose title was recently changed from Palace to Mode.
In addition to starring in the series, Winslet serves as one of its executive producers.
Back in April, she was seen filming scenes at Sheffield Botanic Gardens alongside Belgian actor Matthias Schoenaerts.
Kate plays the chancellor of a fictional Central European autocracy that faces internal unrest that threatens its power.
Hugh Grant will also star in the series as the liberal leader of the political opposition, the Chancellor.
Back in February, HBO released the first image of a stern Kate in a government chamber.
The actress was seen in a blue suit with gold embroidery on the lapels, with a stern expression on her face and folded hands.
The character sat in an official government hall with flags behind her, as well as marble columns and oil paintings.
According to Deadline, the series will focus on “the story of one year within the walls of an authoritarian regime’s palace as it begins to fall apart.” More detailed information about the program is currently in the public domain.
Winslet first joined the project last July when the series was first announced.
Andrea Riseborough was added to the series’ cast last December, and Deadline reported that she would portray Winslet’s character’s confidant.