Kate Hudson in Andover This Week Shooting 'Clear History'

Kate Hudson was spotted this week in Andover shooting scenes for Larry David's movie "Clear History," according to Celebrity-Gossp.net.

Since September David has been using a $6.5 million mansion on Haggetts Pond Road in Andover to film scenes for the HBO flick. He has also been reported filming in Topsfield, Beverly and North Andover.

Several photos were captured of Hudson while filming earlier this week in Andover.

According to Wickedlocal.com, both Hudson and David were at the Topsfield Fair this week, both shooting and browsing in the fruits and vegetables section.

Hudson reportedly filmed at West Beach in Beverly Farms in late September, and city officials said the cameras were there last week as well.

The plot of the film centers around a man -- played by David -- who quits his job at an electric car company. The company then skyrockets and is worth billions, and David's character is left with nothing. He later moves to a remote Massachusetts island and discovers his former boss -- played by Jon Hamm -- is renovating a home nearby, and David's character plots revenge.

Hudson is reported to be playing Hamm’s wife, who befriends Larry’s character, not knowing he is plotting his revenge, according to the Boston Herald. 

In late September, parts of the film were shot at Great Pond Road in North Andover.

The mansion in Andover used for filming is located at 151 Haggetts Pond Road and contains over 20,000 square feet of home. It had been on the market for over a year prior to filming and has been listed at $6.5 million.