While taking a break from filming their upcoming movie Disenchanted, actresses Amy Adams and Maya Rudolph have visited the Book of Kells at Trinity College Dublin.

Last week, the Book of Kells' Twitter account shared a photo of Adams and her husband Darren Le Gallo during their visit to the historic location on Thursday, July 29.

"Just when we thought our day couldn't get any better..." the account wrote. "We were beyond excited to welcome Amy Adams and her husband Darren Le Gallo to the #BookofKells this afternoon."

Just when we thought our day couldn't get any better . .
We were beyond excited to welcome Amy Adams and her husband Darren Le Gallo to the #BookofKells this afternoon.#KeepDiscovering #LoveDublin pic.twitter.com/1vp80mAMa6

— The Book of Kells (@BookOfKellsTCD) July 29, 2021

On Saturday, July 31, the account tweeted a photo during Rudolph's visit to the library, calling it a "star studded week."

"We think Maya Rudolph looks like she belongs in the Long Room..." the account wrote alongside the photo.

We think Maya Rudolph looks like she belongs in the Long Room...
What a star studded week it has been welcoming the wonderful #Disenchanted cast to the #BookofKells and Old Library. 🤩#KeepDiscovering #LoveDublin pic.twitter.com/FoDfUjyP3Q

— The Book of Kells (@BookOfKellsTCD) July 31, 2021

Disenchanted, which is a sequel to the 2007 Disney movie musical Enchanted, filmed in Trinity's Dining Hall last week, according to Trinity's college publication, the University Times. 

While Adams will be reprising her role as Giselle in the upcoming film, Rudolph will reportedly play a new villain in the upcoming sequel. Rudolph has been seen at several local spots during her time in Ireland, including Two Boys Brew cafe and Juanitos restaurant in Dublin.

Their fellow castmates Idina Menzel, James Marsden, and Patrick Dempsey have also arrived in Ireland for filming. Dempsey has documented his trip on Instagram, and a recent post featured the landscape of Glendalough in Co. Wicklow.