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She's been keeping busy as she plays the titular role in Ivo van Hove's stage adaptation of the 1950 Bette Davis film, All About Eve. 

But Lily James, 29, enjoyed a break from her working schedule as she and her boyfriend Matt Smith, 36, embarked on a low-key walk with their adorable dog in Hampstead Heath, London, on Saturday.

The Mamma Mia actress wrapped up against the chilly climes of the English capital in a cream trench coat, tied with a classic £350 Burberry scarf. 

Nailing casual chic, the War & Peace star sported a cosy striped jumper, distressed wide-leg jeans and chunky platform boots.

With her tresses styled into a tousled ponytail, Lily opted for minimal make-up during the outing.

The Crown star Matt looked equally comfy as he kept warm in a quilted jacket, black joggers and rugged trainers.

Meanwhile, Lily joins Gillian Anderson to tread the boards in new stage adaptation All About Eve. 

Johnny English actress Gillian, 50, plays legendary Broadway star Margo Channing, whose career is threatened by her number one fan Eve, portrayed by Lily.

As ruthless and ambitious as she is beautiful, Eve has to contend with cynical theatre columnist Addison DeWitt on her rise to the top. 

Despite taking the decision to slow down, Lily's stint in the play came after she admitted she is considering slowing down to focus on her relationship with her actor beau.

The Cinderella actress, who has been in a relationship with Matt for over four years, stressed she finds it difficult to strike the perfect work-life balance and she confessed she misses 'so much' because of working.

'You have to trust that things won’t go away if you stop for a bit,' she told Marie Claire. 'I haven’t really stopped, and I don’t think that’s a feasible way to work. For me, eventually, that’s not the lifestyle I want.

''That’s not only with regards to my relationship with Matt, but with my friends and family. There’s so much you miss. That’s why I know I can’t keep working at this intensity. I finish a job; Matt starts one.’