Eiza Gonzalez wears a bandanna over her face as she stocks up at the grocery store
She was ‘heartbroken’ after losing out on the role of Catwoman in the upcoming Batman film.
Eiza González played a different kind of masked woman as she went to a Whole Foods in Los Angeles on Monday.
The 30-year-old Hobbes & Shaw actress followed new Centers for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines in the U.S. by covering her face with a bandanna.
Proper protection: Eiza González, 30, followed CDC guidelines by using a cloth mask as she picked up groceries at a Whole Foods in Los Angeles on Monday
Eiza rocked a grungy look in a relaxed pair of frayed olive-colored pants and black combat boots.
She had a navy True Religion bandanna tied around her face and wore her brunette tresses back in a messy bun.
The Baby Driver actress completed her look with some rubber gloves and a red tie-dyed Def Leppard sweat shirt.
She’s shown herself to be a classic rock fan after previously being spotted in Led Zeppelin and Grateful Dead T-shirts.
Flower power: Eiza rocked a tie-dyed Def Leppard sweatshirt, olive-colored pants and black combat boots, along with rubber gloves. She carried two bunches of pink and yellow tulips
Eiza had her cart filled with essentials, but she also carried bunches of pink and yellow tulips in one arm.
She did her best to follow guidelines urging Americans to begin wearing cloth masks when going out in public.
The agency requests that Americans not buy surgical masks or N95 respirators so as to avoid a run on those items, which are in dangerously short supply at hospitals across the country.
The new guidelines were devised following new evidence that some people infected with the novel coronavirus may go up to two weeks without showing any symptoms, all while being contagious.
Some contagious individuals may never even develop symptoms, despite passing the virus on to other who could suffer potentially life-threatening complications.
Disappointing: Last month, Eiza revealed in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter that she was devastated after learning she lost out on the role of Catwoman in The Batman
Tough competition: The role ultimately went to Zoe Kravitz, who’ll star opposite Robert Pattinson as the new caped crusader; pictured March 10
Last month, Eiza revealed in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter that she was devastated after learning that the coveted Catwoman role opposite Robert Pattinson in The Batman had been awarded to Zoe Kravitz.
When asked if she had imagined herself in the role, she said, ‘It’s impossible not to do that, especially when you get so far down the line. It’s part of why you’re so far down the line because you’re living and dreaming the character.
‘For my prep for every role, I’m kind of a weirdo, especially when I’m already at the camera test stage or really deep into it,’ she continued.
‘I will live and breathe the character; I’m more traditional in that sense. It is heartbreaking; it is always hard. You have to envision yourself in the role in order to see the role. You can’t have one foot in and one foot out.’
Back at it: Despite the setback, she rebounded with another high profile superhero role opposite The Fast & Furious franchise’s Vin Diesel in Bloodshot; pictured March 13 with James Corden
Despite the setback, she rebounded with another high profile superhero role opposite The Fast & Furious franchise’s Vin Diesel in Bloodshot.
The film, which also stars Guy Pearce, Sam Heughan and Toby Kebbell, tells the story of a murdered Marine who is resurrected via futuristic nanotechnology to become an unstoppable assassin.
But as his memories of his previous life returns, he begins to question the circumstances surrounding his death.
Eiza plays her own super soldier who teams up with Diesel’s character.
Back from the dead: She plays a modified super soldier opposite Vin Diesel as a murdered Marine brought back to life via futuristic nanotechnology; shown March 13