JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE'S NEW FILM MEANS NEW HAIRSTYLE

Keeping himself warm in a black peacoat and dark jeans, Justin Timberlake was spotted while filming for his latest movie in New York City on Wednesday (February 22).

Also rocking a new hairdo, the singer-turned-actor grew out his coif and combed it to the side for the 1960's era film "Inside Llewyn Davis".

The movie - which is set to hit theaters in 2013 - follows a singer-songwriter navigating through New York's folk music scene.

Also among the cast members, the 31-year-old is joined by Carey Mulligan, Garrett Hedlund, Oscar Isaac and John Goodman.

Timberlake's previous film, "In Time," was released October of 2011 and brought in over $12 million during opening weekend.

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The singer has added another role to his growing docket of movies. He's next set to star alongside screen legend Clint Eastwood in "Trouble With the Curve." The guys will be joined by Amy Adams in the film, which revolves around an aging baseball scout (played by Eastwood) who goes on a road trip to Atlanta with his daughter (Adams) to check out a potential recruit.

Timberlake is set to play Eastwood's friend Johnny Flanagan, a former baseball player himself who is now a Yankees talent scout. Flanagan may also turn out to be Adams' potential love interest.

Eastwood will not be directing this project. That honor will go to his longtime producing partner, Robert Lorenz, making this his directorial debut, Variety reports.

Before Timberlake hits the set for this project, he's first slated to star in the Coen brothers' next film, "Inside Llewyn Davis." MTV News recently caught up with co-star Oscar Isaac, who shared his excitement about the project, which is set during the folk movement in New York City during the 1960's.

Though Timberlake won't be singing alongside Eastwood, he will get the chance to croon in the Coen brothers flick. The music is being written and produced by the likes of the Punch Brothers, T-Bone Burnett and Marcus Mumford. "It's folk from the '60s — old songs passed down for many generations — but new takes on them," Isaac said.

"Obviously we have the hindsight of now and so we kind of revisit these old songs. They're hopeful and beautiful and in contrast [to] the life of a folk singer, which is not very beautiful at all. It's very drab and dire. It's a screwball comedy."

Justin Timberlake buys clothes once a year

Justin Timberlake says his reputation has made ​ ​it impossible for him to simply walk down the street. The singer and actor is always in the streets of Los Angeles or New York, spotted by fans. But although he may become accustomed to all the attention, he still has trouble understanding it. "

"I find it easier to go to places where no fuss is created. " "I think I struggled more when I was 20 and first tried to understand. But then you realize that it is incomprehensible. And it just has to let go.

. I grew up in a small village where my friends could count on one hand. And I'm still alive that way. I think I will die in a small village. "Despite having earned a fortune by selling his albums and movies, he says to be careful with money." I can say I'm quite frugal. I'll probably just once a year buy clothes for myself because I do it for the rest of the year. It's nice to have homes in Los Angeles and New York. I spend enough time in both houses that it is a nice house. But I do not need them. "" I've always thought that with Southwest Airlines would continue flying. So this sounds crazy.