Home-Away star Samara Weaving looks completely unrecognizable as she transforms into a 1920s actress for her new film Babylon, opposite Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie
Australian actress Samara Weaving has reinvented herself for her new role in the highly anticipated upcoming movie Babylon.
The former Home and Away star, 30, looks unrecognizable in three behind-the-scenes photos of herself she shared to her Instagram page over the weekend.
The blonde star completely transformed into the role of Constance Moore, an actress who’s had a rise and fall in early Hollywood.
Australian actress Samara Weaving has reinvented herself for her new role in the highly anticipated upcoming movie Babylon. The former Home and Away star, 30, looks unrecognizable in three behind-the-scenes photos of herself she shared to her Instagram page over the weekend
Samara is pictured on the red carpet in 2019
In the photos, Samara has her brunette locks styled in a 1920s hairstyle and wears a pink blouse and skirt with a pearl necklace.
‘Clamp your pearls!’ She wrote next to the photos.
“So pretty,” wrote actress Bella Thorne.
The blonde star completely transformed into the role of Constance Moore, an actress who’s had a rise and fall in early Hollywood
“A super smart brunette in the front and a blonde in the back who’s partying all night,” added one fan.
Joining Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie and Jean Smart is director Damien Chazelle at the helm of the epic drama.
Babylon features an eclectic supporting cast that includes Li Jun Li, Jovan Adepo, Diego Calva and Olivia Wilde.
The former Home and Away star, 30, uploaded three behind-the-scenes photos to Instagram over the weekend, including her time in the hair and makeup chair
The action takes place before the introduction of the Hays Code in 1930, which banned profanity, nudity, drug use, sexual perversion, interracial relationships and much more on screen.
According to the director, the film was inspired by the era and off-screen antics in Tinseltown.
Babylon hits theaters across Australia on January 12, 2023.
Samara is pictured on set with director Damien Chazelle (right)