Former Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin found himself behind bars Thursday for contempt of court — and he was reportedly arrested on the set of a Christmas film.

Police busted Bevin while he was playing an extra on the set of the holiday movie production in Bourbon County, KY, according to Louisville Public Media.

The ex-governor was then transported to the Louisville Metro Department of Corrections, where he was booked for “contempt of court libel/slander resistance to order.” Bevin also posed for his not-too-happy mug shot.

His legal troubles reportedly stemmed from failing to turn over his financial records to a judge in his ongoing divorce and child support case. The judge reportedly found Bevin in contempt of court and issued an arrest warrant … but LPM reports that wasn’t the only one he faced this year.

The first was for not appearing at a court hearing in May, which Bevin reportedly blamed on a boulder that struck his vacation home in Maine … but he paid a fine, and the judge rescinded the warrant.

Then the judge dinged Bevin with a second arrest warrant after he failed to cough up his financial records. This time, Bevin was unable to pay the fine, so the warrant stayed active … and now he’s under arrest.

LPM reports both Matt’s ex-wife Glenna and their son appeared in person at the July hearing, but a party tried joining the courtroom via Zoom multiple times but was ultimately dropped from the call after alleghedly failing to identify themselves.