David Harbour wears fake belly on set of HBO's ‘DTF St. Louis'
David Harbour is turning heads with a brand-new look for his upcoming HBO limited series, DTF St. Louis.
The 50-year-old Stranger Things and Thunderbolts star was photographed on Friday, May 23, in Atlanta, Georgia, wearing a convincing fake belly under a polo shirt while on set.
The upcoming HBO drama follows a love triangle between three adults dealing with midlife crises, eventually spiraling into murder. Harbour plays one of the central characters and is also serving as an executive producer, alongside Ozark star Jason Bateman.
Photos from the set show Harbour fully embracing the transformation, likely to reflect the inner turmoil of his character. His current appearance is a sharp contrast to the fitter physique he adopted for his role as Alexei Shostakov in Marvel's Thunderbolts and the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday.
Photo: Backgrid
In addition to DTF St. Louis and his Marvel commitments, Harbour will also reprise his beloved role as Hopper in the final season of Netflix's Stranger Things, making 2025 a major year for the actor.
The cast of DTF St. Louis continues to grow, promising an emotionally charged, character-driven mystery. With Bateman and Harbour on board, anticipation is already building among fans of both drama and dark comedy.
Stay tuned for more updates and behind-the-scenes looks as filming progresses in Atlanta.
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