It was reported in January that Julia Roberts and George Clooney had returned home to the US, after production on Ticket to Paradise was shut down due to a Covid outbreak in Queensland.

But it appears things are now back up and running on-set, as Julia was spotted filming scenes for the romantic comedy alongside Billie Lourd on the Gold Coast on Wednesday.

The Hollywood actress, 54, was spotted wearing a purple jumpsuit and black bum bag for the occasion, which she teamed with a beige sun hat.

Back in action: Julia, 54, was spotted filming scenes for romantic comedy Ticket to Paradise alongside Billie Lourd on the Gold Coast on Wednesday

She was seen heading into a trailer on-set, while another crew member held an umbrella above her head to shelter the star from the blazing Queensland sunshine.

Julia wore her long locks in a bun for the occasion, and teamed her outfit with a pair of flat shoes.

She was joined by American actress Billie Lourd, 29, who was spotted wearing a floaty green minidress and sandals for filming.

Filming: Julia was seen heading into a trailer on set, while another crew member held an umbrella above her head to shelter the star from the blazing Queensland sunshine

Style: She was joined by American actress Billie Lourd, 29, who was spotted wearing a floaty green minidress and sandals for the scene

Fashion: She teamed her look with a long cotton jacket and a pair of sunglasses 

She teamed her look with a long cotton jacket and a pair of sunglasses.

Also spotted on the set of the movie - which is set in Bali, but was moved to Australia due to Covid case fears in Indonesia - was a colourful shuttle bus and some artificial cliffs.

Ticket To Paradise is due for release in October this year, with high expectations for its success because of the reuniting of George and Julia after box-office successes Ocean's Eleven and Ocean's Twelve in the early 2000s.

Setting the scene: Also spotted on the movie set - which is set in Bali, but moved to Australia due to Covid case fears in Indonesia - was a colourful shuttle bus 

Realistic: The set also featured some artificial cliffs 

Plot: George and Julia will play a divorced couple who travel to Bali in a desperate bid to stop their daughter, played by Kaitlyn Dever, from getting married

They also starred together in the 2016 crime thriller, Money Monster, directed by fellow actor, Jodie Foster.

The plot of Ticket To Paradise sees Clooney and Roberts star as a divorced couple who, on hearing their daughter plans to get married in Bali, race to the island to stop her from 'making the same mistake they once made'.

The movie also stars Billie Lourd as Dever's best friend, who travels with her to Bali where she decides to marry a local.

Writer-director Parker formerly created The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again. 

Clooney relocated to Australia in October with his human rights lawyer wife Amal and the couple's five-year-old twins, Alexander and Ella, completing a mandatory 14-day quarantine period at a sprawling NSW Southern Highlands estate.

Roberts also arrived in October, spending her quarantine period at a $56.9million mansion in Sydney's Vaucluse.

Popular: Ticket To Paradise is due for release in October this year, with high expectations for its success because of the reuniting of George Clooney and Julia Roberts (pictured) after box-office successes Ocean's Eleven and Ocean's Twelve in the early 2000s