Huge Hollywood A-Lister Sparks Fears He's Sporting 'Ozempic' Face After Being Snapped Looking 'Hollow Cheeked' and Totally Unregnizeable While Shooting New Movie

In the photos snapped, Bale, 51, looked completely different with a receding hairline wig and bleached eyebrows.

For his outfit, he had a white shirt, black pants, dress shoes a leather jacket and multiple championship rings.

The iconic actor is portraying the late Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis in the upcoming biopic, which is based on the life of John Madden.

John Mulaney was cast in the film for the role of Trip Hawkin, and Nicolas Cage is portraying the legendary NFL coach who won Super Bowl XI in 1977 for the Raiders and later became a broadcaster.

Also joining the cast are Kathryn Hahn as Virginia Madden and Sienna Miller as Carol Davis.

Amazon MGM Studios said of the film when it was announced on May 13: "The film follows Madden’s remarkable journey—from his Super Bowl-winning partnership with Al Davis and the Raiders to creating Madden NFL and becoming one of the most iconic voices in football history."

A release date has not been announced yet.

After the photos of Bale's shocking transformation went viral, fans took to social media to share their thoughts.

One person said: "Christian Bale looks unrecognizable."

A second wrote: "Christian Bale’s transformation for his roles is next level."

A third penned: "Bale as Al Davis is gonna kill it."

A fourth added: "That’s Christian Bale? Totally unrecognizable."

A fifth praised the actor for his "always iconic transformations" for movie roles and added: "He's one of the greatest actors."

Over the years, Bale has not only left fans impressed with his acting skills – they are also left in awe of his transformations.

Bale's career has been constantly filled with transformations that involved him losing or gaining a significant amount of weight, wearing prosthetics and more.

One of his most famous transformations was for 2004’s The Machinist, which saw him shed 63 pounds.

Not long after, he had to gain 100 pounds within a year to film for Batman Begins.

After yet another dramatic transformation for his role as Vice President Dick Cheney in the film Vice, Bale decided to seek professional help.

He said in 2017 during an appearance on CBS Mornings: "It was the first time in my life that I realized I had to do this in a smart way. I've lost weight, I've gained weight, [but] I never went to a nutritionist in my life. It was the first time that I said, 'You know what? I better really do this the right way.'

"In the past, for losing weight, I went, 'Ah, I'll just smoke and drink whiskey and eat everything,' and it worked! But I'm in my mid-40s now and I just thought, 'Probably just eating cream puffs nonstop is not gonna be so good for my ticker.'"