Photos: Naomi Watts and Robin Wright strip down to their swimsuits while filming Down Under

They don't look like Grandmothers! Naomi Watts, 43, and Robin Wright, 45, strip down to their swimsuits while filming Down Under (Pictures) By DIANNE KING, Daily Mail Naomi Watts and Robin Wright are both, shall we say, seasoned. But the two forty-somethings gave women a fraction of their age a run for they money as they flaunted their toned bodies on the beach in Australia yesterday. The blonde bombshells were filming scenes for their new movie The Grandmothers, but looked anything but that in their sexy beach wear.

Looking good ladies: Robin Wright (left) and Naomi Watts (right) flaunted their toned bodies on the beach in Australia yesterday _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Flirty and forty: The actress is currently Down Under filming The Grandmothers _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Naomi, 43, looked stunning in a turquoise one piece which highlighted her long toned legs. She covered up with a summer hat and glasses but looked in fighting form. Not to be outdone, Robin, 45, sauntered along the golden beach in a blue halter neck swimsuit and wore a similar hat to Naomi's.

This is the life: Robin and Naomi soaked up the rays on the golden sandy beach _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Aqua-tastic: Naomi looked stunning in a turquoise one piece which revealed her toned arms and killer body _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

And action: The pair were filming scenes in Sydney, New South Wales _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The two ladies were seen walking along the shore, covering up under an umbrella and taking a dip in the ocean, all captured by the movie cameras. At one point the ladies even lay on the sand for a spot of sunbathing. Naomi is on home territory being Down Under as that is where the King Kong actress lived during her teens.

More modest attire: Naomi and Robin later covered up and took some shelter under an umbrella _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

So this is what I want you to do: The actresses were taking notes from their director Anna Fontaine _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ She was seen going for a jog with husband Liev Schrieber last week - an indication maybe on how she stays in such great shape. The Grandmothers tells the tale of two childhood friends who end up falling for the other one's son. Forrest Gump beauty Robin also stars in the film, with Coco Before Chanel director Anna Fontaine taking her position behind the camera once again.

Blonde beauties: The co-stars appeared to have become fast friends and had a chat on the beach while filming _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Family time: Naomi was visited on set by her boyfriend Lieve Schreiber and their sons Sasha and Sammy _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ While Xavier Samuel, who plays Riley Biers in The Twilight Saga, and Animal Kingdom star James Frecheville take centre stage as the children. The crew have been spied filming at Shelley Beach near Forster, before moving to the isolated Seal Rocks, with the relaxed female leads wearing summer dresses and stylish trilby sun hats. Naomi and Liev's sons - Sasha, four, and three-year-old Sammy - are currently in Australia too and visited their mother on set. The two leading ladies were also seen filming yesterday but were more covered up in mini dresses.