Liam Hemsworth looks unrecognisable in new Stan original film Poker Face

Liam Hemsworth looks much older in his new movie, Poker Face.

Promotional footage from Stan’s new original film shows the Australian actor sporting slicked back gray hair.

The star of the Hunger Games also has a bushy salt and pepper beard, which makes him look a lot older than his 32 years.

Liam dressed in the movie, wearing a sports jacket in muted shades and worn pants.

Australian streaming service Stan has revealed that Russell Crowe’s anticipated thriller Poker Face will premiere next month.

The film, directed by and starring Crowe, will premiere on November 22.

Liam is pictured here with a more youthful and fresh look

Promotional footage from Stan’s new original film shows the Australian actor wearing a bushy beard that makes him look much older than he is

For a long time, fans may have trouble recognizing Liam after his incredible transformation in the movie

Other stars include rapper RZA, Aden Young (Rectify), Steve Bastoni (Fires), Daniel MacPherson (Neighbours), Brooke Satchwell (upcoming Stan Original Series Black Snow), Paul Tassone (The Code), Matt Nable (upcoming Stan Original Film Transfusion, The Dry), Benedict Hardie (Joe vs. Carole), Jacqueline McKenzie (Stan Original Series Bloom), and Molly Grace (Savage River).

Liam’s sister-in-law Elsa Pataky (Fast and Furious franchise) and Jack Thompson (High Ground) will also appear in the film.

Crowe is ready to direct and star in the high-octane outing set in the glamorous world of high-stakes poker.

Australian streaming service Stan has revealed that Russell Crowe’s anticipated thriller Poker Face will premiere on November 22. Crowe can be seen in the movie

The film was shot at Fox Studios and at a number of New South Wales landmarks, including the $100 million Crown Residence penthouse in Barangaroo and the Kiama coastline.

It marks Crowe’s second directorial outing after his 2014 AACTA Award-winning The Water Diviner.

In a statement obtained by Daily Mail Australia, Crowe said: ‘This was a pretty extreme project for me, it got on my radar very quickly.

The film was shot at Fox Studios and at a number of New South Wales landmarks, including the $100 million Crown Residence penthouse in Barangaroo. It marks Crowe’s second directorial outing after his 2014 AACTA Award-winning The Water Diviner

“Rewrite and cast over a five week period while the city went into a hard lockdown. Trying to manage resources and people without the usual opportunity to meet and talk regularly for many months, as you normally would in pre-production of a film, certainly created unusual pressure,” he continued.

“But somehow that pressure has played in favor of the film, taking the subject out of a certain area of ​​fantasy and anchoring it into a reality.”

‘What are we leaving behind? What is our legacy? What is left for a man who has all he needs but time?’ the statement closed.

Crowe stars as Jake – a grizzled tech billionaire who becomes the subject of a violent home invasion.

Crowe directs the film and stars Jake – a grizzled tech billionaire who becomes the subject of a violent burglary