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Could this be Christian Bale’s most drastic transformation yet? He’s unrecognisable as Dick Cheney

Christian Bale is known to dive deep into his characters, both physically and emotionally. New pictures of the Oscar-winning actor, in character as Dick Cheney, have found their way online.

Updated on: Oct 21, 2017, 16:12:03 IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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Christian Bale is known to dive deep into his characters, both physically and emotionally. How he plays former American Vice President, Dick Cheney, in the upcoming biopic remains to be seen, but we know the Oscar-winning star is leaving no stone unturned as far as his appearance goes.

New photos of Bale show the actor looking almost unrecognisable. He has packed on the pounds, and dyed his eyebrows to match Cheney’s. With the film’s shooting underway, new pictures of the star on set, accompanied by Amy Adams, who looks just as unrecognisable as his wife, have found their way online.

And this isn’t the first time Bale has undergone a severe physical transformation for a role either. He lost over 30 kgs for the Machinist, and gained 15 kgs in muscle to play Batman soon after that. He then lost weight again for director David O Russell’s The Fighter, and put some on for his role in Russell’s follow-up, American Hustle.

Backseat - that’s what the Cheney film is called - is directed by Oscar-winner Adam McKay. The film also stars, Steve Carell, Bill Pullman and Sam Rockwell, as Bush.

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