Miles Teller looked casual while running errands in Los Angeles on Monday.
The 35-year-old actor wore a tight dark blue shirt with a fiery red crab on his chest.
He wears black sneakers and pulls a matching ball cap low above his eyes.
Stay casual: Miles Teller looked casual while running errands in Los Angeles on Monday
The Top Gun: Maverick actor added a pair of sunglasses to his ensemble to protect his eyes from the harsh Los Angeles sun.
Miles’ arrival marks a rare day off for the often busy War Dogs star.
Teller’s Spiderhead starring Chris Hemsworth debuted on Netflix a few months ago.
Tight shirt: The 35-year-old actor wore a tight dark blue shirt with a bright red crab pinned across his chest
Recent Movies: Teller’s Spiderhead co-starring Chris Hemsworth released on Netflix a few months ago
He’s currently working on the animated feature The Ark and the Aardvark, a movie that revolves around ‘a nightingale named Gilbert who shepherds all the animals on Noah’s Ark,’ according to the movie’s IMDb page.
He had three films in pre-production titled The Gorge, The Fence and Not Without Hope.
And if Teller’s recent films are any indication, his films are going to be absolute hits.
Top Gun: Maverick, out in May, has overtaken Black Panther to become the fifth-best grossing film of any film ever.
Success: And if Teller’s recent films are any indication, his films will be an absolute hit like Top Gun: Maverick
Millions: Top Gun: Maverick, out in May, has overtaken Black Panther to become the fifth highest-grossing film of any film ever.
The calculation came earlier the month after the film grossed $7.9 million for Labor Day Weekend, per Deadline.
On Saturday, Cinema Day brought audiences to cinemas across the country in large numbers because audiences could watch movies for as little as $3.
Come Sunday, Spider-Man: No Way home and Top Gun: Maverick took the weekend’s number one spot, with the ’80s revival finally overtaking the superhero blockbuster.
The second film has been the highest-grossing film of the year so far, surpassing the $700 million mark ahead of Labor Day.
And as for the re-release of Tom Holland’s Spider-Man, it grossed $7.6 million in just four days of its return to the silver screen.
Source: | Dailymail.co.uk
