Movie star nearly unrecognizable in a gray wig as she shoots scenes in New York

A glamorous movie star hid her good looks when filming on Tuesday on the streets of New York City.

The blonde Oscar-nominated star wore a big gray wig with oversized period clothing and large earrings as she was seen in character.

The beauty, 54, is starring in season two of Feud.

Can you guess who it is?

Unrecognizable: A glamorous movie star hid her good looks when filming on Tuesday on the streets of New York City. The blonde star wore a big gray wig with oversized period clothing and large earrings as she was seen in character

It is Naomi Watts. The chameleon-like actress was in a brown fur-trimmed coat, brown pants, leather gloves and a gray bouffant wig for her role in season two of Feud. 

The Oscar nominee will star as Barbara ‘Babe’ Paley, a former Vogue fashion editor who was married to CBS founder William S. Paley. 

The socialite’s friendship with In Cold Blood author Truman Capote is part of the focus of the new season of the FX show from creator Ryan Murphy.

Tom Hollander, 55, stars as Capote, who enjoyed spending time with New York’s high society and kept a circle of stylish women around him whom he called his ‘swans.’

The British actor was costumed in a double breasted gray tweed coat and a page boy cap. 

Babe: Naomi Watts was nearly unrecognizable as Babe Paley on Feud. Seen right in December 2022

Swans: Capote enjoyed spending time with New York’s high society and kept a circle of stylish women around him, including Babe, whom he called his ‘swans’

He wore dark gloves, a long purple wool scarf, and round glasses.

The first season of Feud was based around the animosity between Hollywood stars Joan Crawford and Bette Davis. 

The latest season of the anthology series was inspired by the book, Capote’s Women: A True Story of Love, Betrayal, and a Swan Song for an Era, by Laurence Leamer. 

Capote: Tom Hollander, 55, stars as Capote. The British actor was costumed in a double breasted gray tweed coat, a page boy cap and a long purple wool scarf

Betrayal: The friendship suffered a sever rupture after Capote published an except from a book based on Babe’s dysfunctional life with her husband

The tome details how the Breakfast at Tiffany’s author alienated his famous friends after publishing an excerpt from his final book, Answered Prayers. 

The chapter was based on the Paleys’ dysfunctional personal lives.

The revelations resulted in a rupture in Capote’s friendship with Babe and his other female companions who were worried that he would publish the intimate and sometimes sordid details of their lives. 

Inspiration: The latest season of the anthology series was inspired by the book, Capote’s Women: A True Story of Love, Betrayal, and a Swan Song for an Era, by Laurence Leamer