EntertainmentMatt Smith's shocking punk transformation in 'Caught Stealing'

Matt Smith's shocking punk transformation in 'Caught Stealing'

He played Queen Elizabeth's husband, Prince Philip, in "The Crown." He portrayed Prince Daemon Targaryen in "House of the Dragon." Now, Matt Smith takes on a role far removed from royal courts, transforming beyond recognition. See his new look on the set of "Caught Stealing."

Matt Smith
Matt Smith
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3:57 PM EDT, October 7, 2024

Picture a bald head with a colorful mohawk on top, a leather jacket adorned with studs, plaid pants, and heavy boots. This is Matt Smith on the set of the latest film directed by Darren Aronofsky, "Caught Stealing." Premiering in 2025, the crime thriller is based on a book by Charlie Huston.

The first photos from the set, revealing a completely transformed Matt, have hit the web. Smith is joined by a stellar cast, including Austin Butler, Zoe Kravitz, and Regina King.

Smith's greatest popularity comes from roles like "Doctor Who," Prince Philip in Netflix's "The Crown," and Prince Daemon Targaryen in "House of the Dragon," available on the Max platform. His latest role marks a significant departure from these characters, who generally have neat hairstyles and elegant attire.

The film centers on the story of Hank Thompson (played by Butler), a former baseball player who inadvertently becomes involved in a fight for survival in the criminal underworld of 1990s New York. Smith's specific role remains undisclosed, but his appearance suggests a character deeply rooted in punk culture.

Fans who have seen Smith's transformation on social media are full of admiration. "If anyone looks good in a mohawk, it's only Matt Smith," and "What a chameleon," write netizens.

Matt Smith on the set of the film "Caught Stealing"
Matt Smith on the set of the film "Caught Stealing"© East News | OBLN
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