A List superstar undergoes incredible transformation for new film role – but can you recognise him?

AN A List superstar has undergone an incredible transformation for a new role – but can you recognise him?

Sir Ben Kingsley was recently spotted in Porthdafarch, Wales, filming for Mary Harron’s new film Dali Land.



Do you recognise who this is?

The 77-year-old actor – who has won awards for his roles in the likes of Gandhi, Iron Man 3 and Sexy Beast – looked unrecognisable walking along the cliff edge near Trearddur Bay last week.

The star has taken on the role of Spanish surrealist painter Salvador Dali for the new blockbuster, which is based New York and Spain in 1973.

Ben rocked a mane of wispy long hair, the complete opposite to what he looks like day to day.

He was also seen donning a long cream coat, brown trousers and holding on to a walking stick while filming on the coastal line.



Sir Ben Kingsley has taken on the role of painter Salvador Dali

He was recently seen filming in Wales

The star looks totally unrecognisable with his long locks

Ben looked deep in thought as he was taking a break between takes

He looks the spitting image of Salvador

Although the star has a bit of facial hair usually, for the film it has been styled into a twirly mustache, making him look the spitting image of the Salvador himself.

Dali Land, which was supposed to be realised in 2020, will also star Ezra Miller, 28, as the artist in his younger days.

The likes of Frank Dillane, Barbara Sukowa and Charles Alexander will also be appearing in the new film alongside the superstar.

German actress Barbara will be playing the role of Ben’s on-screen wife Gala, Harry Potter star Frank will be young art enthusiast called James and Charles will play Jeff Fenholt.



He donned a long cream coat, brown trousers and a white shirt

The actor looked the part as he shot on the coast of Porthdafarch

Sir Ben has won a number of awards for his roles in Ghandi, Sexy Beast and Anne Frank: The Whole Story

Sir Ben started off his acting career in 1967 when he joined the Royal Shakespeare Company, appearing on stage in many shows such as As You Like It Much Ado About Nothing and The Tempest.

Then in 1982, after his brilliant performance in period biographical film Gandhi, where he played the protagonist.

He won a number of awards for it including Academy Award for Best Actor, a BAFTA award and Golden Globe gong.

He’s also won Critics’ Choice Movie Award for Best Supporting actor in Sexy Beast in 2001 and Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in Anne Frank: The Whole Story.

Most recently he was awarded Saturn Award for Best Supporting Actor in Iron Man 3 and Annie Award for Outstanding Achievement in Voice Acting in an Animated Feature Production in The Boxtrolls.

Ben has also been nominated for a number of awards too, including for his roles in Schindler’s List, Bugsy and Hugo.


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