While we're all excited about Tom Hardy's highly anticipated upcoming movie 'Venom', there's only one thing that can top the hype surrounding that. Seeing him as a villain in 'Venom' would be fun, and he's going to continue his antagonistic spree with his next release.

In case you don't remember, Tom has taken on the role of the notorious gangster Al Capone, or 'Scarface'. The announcement was enough to build up the excitement for the movie 'Fonzo' but now he's also shared his incredible transformation, and he honestly looks unrecognizable.

Al Capone has been portrayed on screen by a number of actors before Tom, but this new movie will be unlike anything we've ever seen since it will focus mainly on his later life, after his dementia sets in. 

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The shooting for 'Fonzo' has finally begun and we all have to thank Tom for giving us updates about it and his look for the movie through his Instagram.

The actor has posted a few pictures of himself where you'll have to actually look twice to realize it's him, his transformation is that huge. With balding hair and completely wrinkled face, I'm having trouble believing this is actually Tom Hardy.

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How is this old guy Tom Hardy?

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I hate to say this, but Christian Bale needs to watch his back, Tom is slowly but surely here to replace him with his amazing transformations.

This wasn't the first time he shared pictures of himself in character. Just a few weeks ago, he posted a picture with the caption 'Chasing Fonzo'.

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While there's no release date of the movie yet, by the looks of it, especially how much effort Tom himself is putting into it, it'll absolutely be worth the wait.