Jason Momoa looks unrecognisable after shaving his beard
The actor shared footage of the makeover on his Instagram account on Wednesday, 30 July.
He revealed the reason for the shave was for his role in the upcoming Dune: Part Three, specifically mentioning director Denis Villeneuve.
Momoa, who portrays Duncan Idaho in the sci-fi film series, previously shaved his facial hair in 2019 before filming the first Dune movie.
Watch the video in full above.
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