In a billowing striped blouse and baggy pants, the actress, who plays a stay-at-home mother who fears she is transforming into a dog, looked worlds away from red-carpet glamour. Her persona worries that she’s mutating into a dog.

She was spotted filming scenes for the movie in Los Angeles on Tuesday, and she didn’t appear to be wearing any makeup.

The actress completed her look with a pair of brown Birkenstocks.

She had to act out a scene where she punched Scoot McNairy in the face as it was being filmed.

The American Hustle actress didn’t appear to be angry in the least when she struck the other cast member, but there was a hint of sorrow seen on her face.

While the cameras were rolling, both of them could be seen standing across from one another and holding hands.

Amy sat down on the ground, put her hands on her knees, and grinned widely. She seemed to be in a better mood.

In addition to Amy, the cast of Nightb***h also includes Ella Thomas and Garrett C. Phillips.

According to Variety, the movie’s narrative revolves around “a suburban mom forced into the stay-at-home routine of raising a child.”

She grows more aware of the “weird and unmistakable indicators that she may be turning into a dog” as she embraces the “wild power” that is thoroughly rooted in motherhood, according to the passage.

When Amy and her husband Darren Le Gallo are not producing films, their 12-year-old daughter Aviana keeps them busy.

The most recent sighting of Amy comes after her former American Hustle co-star Christian Bale said that he had served as a “mediator” between Adams and David O. Russell on the tumultuous set of the 2013 crime comedy American Hustle.

An email that was stolen from Sony and then leaked online said that David “abused” Amy to the point where Christian had to step in. This occurred a number of years ago. She has since described how, for “most” of the time she was there, she felt “devastated” on the movie set.

Since then, Christian has backed up earlier reports that he intervened when conflicts arose between Amy and her director: “If I can have some sense of understanding of where it’s coming from, then I do tend to attempt to be a mediator,” Christian said. Amy and her director were having a disagreement when Christian intervened.

That’s just the way I am; I find myself attempting to ask: “Hey, what are you waiting for? Let’s go look for a location to sit down and discuss this. Something has to be done to ensure that everything worked as it should.