International man of motion: Brad Pitt catches a ride to London on a helicopter

Brad Pitt knows how to travel in style. The superstar actor arrived at The London Polo Club today in Richmond.

Dressed in khaki trousers, a brown sweater with a white T-shirt underneath, the actor was spotted getting out of a helicopter and then walking to a waiting car.

The actor has been busy filming the zombie movie World War Z in Glasgow, which was made to look like Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

World traveler: Brad Pitt arrived at the London Polo Club today in a helicopter

Dressed for comfort: Brad wore khaki trousers, a brown sweater with a white t-shirt underneath

Pitt and his co-workers wrapped up the shoot earlier this week.

Producer Jeremy Kleiner even went as far as to thank the people of Glasgow for sharing their home with the cast and crew.

Kleiner told the BBC: 'The co-operation we had from the Glasgow Film Office and indeed from across the city council made it all possible, and the people of Glasgow were incredibly welcoming. It's been a very successful shoot here.'

In a hurry: Brad rushes away from the helicopter

You're not there yet: The actor walks across a field to a waiting car

World War Z has also been filmed on location in Malta and in Cornwall, south-west England.

The 47-year-old actor’s Plan B Entertainment will reportedly produce the big screen adaptation of the Tony award-winning Broadway show The Normal Heart.

According to respected U.S. entertainment magazine Variety, Glee co-creator Ryan Murphy will likely direct the film.

Your chariot awaits: Brad gets into a waiting car and is zipped away