Isla Fisher wraps new TV show Wolf Like Me in Sydney… four weeks after a ‘Karen and her husband’ disrupted filming at a park
Filming for Stan’s new TV series Wolf Like Me has officially come to an end.
And on Monday, lead actress Isla Fisher shared a series of behind the scenes photos from the set.
In one photo, Isla, 45, is all smiles as she poses alongside co-star and American actor Josh Gad.
Behind the scenes: Isla Fisher has wrapped new TV show Wolf Like Me in Sydney… four weeks after a ‘Karen and her husband’ disrupted filming at a park
The actress also shared photos with her other co-stars and crew members on the set of the series.
In one, Isla held her coffee cup, which read on the top lid: ‘Happy last day together pumpkin’.
Stan announced in April that Wolf Like Me would be filmed in Australia.
Last month, a video went viral on TikTok of an alleged disruption on the set of the new TV series.
Co-star: Isla has shared a series of behind the scenes photos from the set. In one photo, Isla is all smiles as she poses alongside co-star and American actor Josh Gad
On set: The actress also shared photos with her other co-stars and crew members on the set of the series
The video supposedly showed a man and a woman standing around a park while a stunt double for lead actress Isla Fisher tries to film an action scene.
According to TikTok user Caitlin Morris, who uploaded the video, the pair ‘decided it was a public place’ and refused to leave when asked.
The man and woman allegedly said they were ‘allowed to stand in the middle of the set’ where the stunt double was running past.
Final day: In another photo, Isla held her coffee cup, which read on the top lid: ‘Happy last day together pumpkin’
Filming: Stan announced in April that Wolf Like Me would be filmed in Australia
They also ‘showed paperwork’ they claimed granted them access to the park.
The crew on Wolf Like Me apparently clapped when ‘the Karen and her husband’ finally left.
The Original Series is written by Aussie filmmaker Abe Forsythe, and is based on his own life experience.
The six-part series will also be directed by Forsythe and is being made in conjunction with NBCUniversal’s streaming service Peacock in the U.S.
Dispute: Last month, a video went viral on TikTok of an alleged disruption on the set of the new TV series. The video supposedly showed a man and a woman standing around a park while a stunt double for lead actress Isla Fisher tries to film an action scene