Costars Dakota Johnson and Adam Scott were spotted filming together in Boston, Massachusetts, over the weekend.

Dakota, 32, and Adam, 49, ran to the scene of a car crash as they worked on their upcoming movie Madame Web.

They each wore dark-colored utilitarian uniforms that had 'FDNY' embroidered on the front in white thread.

Dakota's face was lightly made up for the day of shooting, and her dark hair was pulled into a ponytail.

She wore her well-known bangs as she slipped into character as the lead in the Marvel blockbuster. 

Johnson, who was born into the industry, will star as the title character from Sony’s Spider-Man universe.

On Saturday she and Scott took to the streets of New England as they worked in the summer heat.

The pair ran across a bridge, heading for a flipped over car as they recorded a smokey and chaotic scene.

Both displayed frantic and concerned expressions as they acted as paramedics working together on the job.

For his part, Adam flaunted a neatly-groomed beard and his look extended to a tidy and fuss-free haircut.

Dakota, daughter of Hollywood legends Melanie Griffith and Don Johnson, carried a large red bag with black straps as a prop.

Johnson — who is in a relationship with Coldplay frontman Chris Martin — tucked her shirt into her belted pants.

The button-up top had a classic collar and she rolled its long sleeves up to her elbows.

She wore a thick, black, matte leather belt with a large silver buckle on the front with a pair of black combat boots.

Around her left wrist she wore a sporty black watch and tiny hoop earrings hung from her ears.

Johnson made headlines earlier this year when news broke that she secured the lead part in the film. 

Madame Web is Sony’s first modern comic book adaptation to feature a woman in the title role.

In the 1980 comic book, written by Denny O'Neil and illustrated by John Romita Jr., Madame Web was introduced as as an elderly woman with a chronic autoimmune disorder, depending on a life support system that looks like a spider web.

Madame Web's age and physical status kept her from fighting villains, but she's an important piece of the interconnected multiverse.

S.J. Clarkson is the director of the forthcoming feature, which will also include Sydney Sweeney and Emma Roberts.

In mid-July it was announced that Scott, who was recently seen in Apple TV's Severance, would join the cast.

It hasn't been reported what the Emmy-nominated performer's role in the plot is.