The look of love: Suki Waterhouse looked utterly delighted to be reunited with her long-term love Bradley Cooper as she visited the actor on the set of his latest movie, American Sniper, in Los Angeles
Pucker up, baby: The British model planted a huge kiss on the lips of her camouflage-clad boyfriend in between takes
Proving the stereotype: Suki Waterhouse could not reist her man in uniform Bradley Cooper in Los Angeles on Wednesday
Former World's Sexiest Man Alive title holder Bradley looked in good shape in his combat uniform, though its brown and green camouflage design hardly made him blend in with his surroundings.
And the look certainly had an effect on the 39-year-old's much younger other half, as she could not keep her hands off him.
Suki, 22, was looking reasonably good herself in an ensemble of hooded top, multicoloured blouse, hotpants and brown suede boots.
Locked and loaded: Once Suki had her target in her sights there was not fighting her off
Soldiering on: Bradley did a sterling job of enduring his much younger squeeze's banter during the break in filming American Sniper
Not in front of the lads: Bradley seemed a little worn out as Suki went in for a second helping
Earlier it seemed that when the going gets tough, the tough throw on a pair of short shorts.
But Bradley would have been no doubt praying he did not have to drop down and give anyone 20 when filming kicked off again.
There was no way the ageing star's pants would have taken the strain as they were so tight it seemed like even bending over could lead to an humiliating wardrobe malfunction.
Cuddle time: The catwalk queen treated her leading man to a huge bear hug as they larked around on the beach
Reunited and it feels so good: Suki couldn't keep the smile off her face as she enjoyed her romantic reunion with Bradley after a few weeks apart during her stint in London, Cannes and Marrakech
Romantic soul: Bradley tenderly touched his girlfriend's face as they shared a special moment together
Don't make me get back to work! One of the American Sniper crew members seemed to be urging the hunk to get back to work as he puckered up to pretty Suki on set
Getting into character to play America's deadliest sniper, Chris Kyle, the star was dressed in his eye-wateringly tight khakis, white T-shirt and combat boots to shoot a Navy SEAL training scene.
As if the shorts were not uncomfortable enough, as part of the scene Bradley had to do scissor kicks with his fellow sailors.
And clearly his kicks were not up to scratch, with the actor doused in water by another Navy SEAL for not getting the exercise right.
Trying not to look at the Rawhide: Clint Eastwood did not know where to look as Bradley Cooper sauntered around in hotpants on the set of American Sniper
It gets the hose again: As if the shorts were not uncomfortable enough, as part of the scene Bradley had to do scissor kicks with his fellow sailors while being doused in water
Little to the imagination: Getting into character to play America's deadliest sniper, Chris Kyle, the star was dressed in his eye-wateringly tight khakis, white T-shirt and combat boots to shoot a Navy SEAL training scene
Far out: A whole host of actors and extras were on hand to make the scene more realistic
Return to Heartbreak Ridge: And Bradley surely had tears in his eyes after being forced to do sit-ups for Clint's latest directorial offering
Getting back on his feet: The Hangover favourite will have been relieved when the take was over
While the scene required Bradley to keep going through the hose down, as soon as it was over he sat up and looked exhausted.
Obviously no wanting to do the scene over and over again, the Hangover star checked in with his director Clint Eastwood.
Making more apparent just how short the star's shorts were, the 84-year-old wore long baggy pants on set.
He looks familiar: A recognisable face seemed to be skulking around in the background
Penn pal: Perhaps Sean was there to give his fellow actor some moral support during the trying scenes
In the presence of greatness: Sean looked on as the team worked their magic in front of the camera
Intense training: Bradley looked buffed out in his tight T-shirt
Water works: The Oscar nominee tried to smile ahead of his hose down
One take: Obviously no wanting to do the scene over and over again, the Hangover star checked in with Clint
Down and dirty: Bradley was covered in mud while filming
Just call him Buff-ly Cooper! The actor showed off his muscles on set while he chatted to director Clint Eastwood
Bradley was almost unrecognisable, not because of his pant choice, but because the he has been working out round the clock to gain a staggering 40 pounds of muscle, though it appears he has added on extra blubber too.
His co-star Eric Close, told E! that the two-time Oscar nominee is completely dedicated to the role.
The actor said: '[Bradley] put on like 40 pounds. He's really been working hard. He looks great. He's really taken on this character…He really takes this story personally and wants to do an honorable job for Chris' memory and for his family.'
Gym time: The actor was almost unrecognisable, not because of his pant choice, but because the 39-year-old has been working out round the clock to gain a staggering 40 pounds of muscle
Chris claimed he had 160 confirmed kills in his autobiography and has since become known as America's deadliest sniper.
Kyle himself came to a early end in 2013 when, aged 38, he and friend Chad Littlefield, were allegedly shot at a shooting range in Erath County, Texas, by 25-year-old fellow veteran Eddie Ray Routh.
Eddie remains in jail pending further DNA testing required for death penalty cases.
The film retelling of Chris' life is due in theatres next year and also stars Sienna Miller as Chris wife, Taya.
His turn: The actor got a chance to inflict some pain in the scene making another sailor do crunches
Sharp shooter: The actual Chris Kyle claimed he had 160 confirmed kills in his autobiography and has since become known as America's deadliest sniper
As first reported by The Blaze, Andrew – thanks to the hard work of Committee Chairman Rep. Ed Royce (R-CA) and the conversations he had with Mexican government officials – will receive “humanitarian release” soon.
