10 Actors Who Are Completely Unrecognisable For Upcoming Movies
Colin Farrell disappears into The Penguin.
If Hollywood continues to proves one thing, it's that audiences absolutely love seeing actors transform themselves beyond the point of recognition.
And given the copious awards attention it often invites, actors clearly love doing it too, not to ignore the fact that it also allows them to descend deeper into their character in a more overt, physical way.
As Charlize Theron has proven in both Monster and Bombshell, Heath Ledger powerfully demonstrated in The Dark Knight, and Tom Cruise made hilariously clear in Tropic Thunder, an incredible makeup job can combine with a spellbending performance to let an actor more-or-less disappear from the screen entirely.
And the tradition is set to continue in these 10 upcoming films, which will see actors don elaborate disguises and undergo brain-breakingly convincing makeup jobs to look as far away from themselves as humanly possible.
No matter how these movies turn out on the whole, there's little denying the impressive, perhaps scarcely believable effort made to transform these name actors into something completely unrecognisable.
Needless to say, several of these movies have already carved out a place for themselves on the Makeup & Hairstyling Oscar shortlist...
10. Jodie Comer - Free Guy
Though Killing Eve star Jodie Comer is certainly no stranger to donning disguises to play that show's charming assassin Villanelle, she'll be undergoing an altogether wackier makeover for her role in the upcoming Ryan Reynolds-led action-comedy Free Guy.
Comer will play a programmer by the name of Milly, who while looking very much like herself outside of the movie's open-world video game Free City, will spend the bulk of her screen time playing her own non-player character (NPC), Molotov Girl.
In the vein of games like Grand Theft Auto V and Fortnite, Molotov Girl has a cartoonishly heightened look which required Comer to don a purple wig, giant glasses, and a battle suit underneath a white shirt.
Plus, for anyone who hasn't seen Comer in anything outside of Killing Eve, her use of an English accent here will prove even more confusing.
Yet despite being genuinely English, her plummy pronunciation in the movie is still a far cry from her real-life Scouse twang.