Fans Shocked As Titanic Star Billy Zane Channels Marlon Brando's Godfather Look (image-twitter/TheCinesthetic)
The cinematic world is all stunned to see actor Billy Zane transformed look into Marlon Brando in the upcoming most anticipated biopic.
Billy Zane, known for his role in films like “Titanic” is set to take the role which would define his career. As his look in the movie “Waltzing With Brando” has surfaced online, netizens could not help but marvel at Zane’s transformation into Brando. Billy has strikingly resembled with the iconic actor.
Read also: Dua Padukone Singh, And The Ruckus Netizens Made Over The Name
Zane had looked unrecognizable as he wore a black tuxedo, a white button-up and cufflinks, as well as a rose pinned to his jacket. His grey hair was combed back and he was sported with a moustache while he appeared as an uncanny version of Brando.
Zane has expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to honour Brando’s legacy, particularly in light of the 100th anniversary of Brando’s birth, which the festival will celebrate with a retrospective of his work. When Zane had posted glimpses of the his portrayal on social media, the reactions have been overwhelmingly positive.
Many netizens have even commented just from the first few look that the movie would grab Oscars. Can’t Wait to see it, I think Zane will do an excellent job. Too early for Oscar buzz?” asked one social media user.
“Hopefully he gets recognized for this. Dude should have been nominated for Titanic,” opined another.
“The Billy Zane comeback starts now,” decreed a third.
The film delves into significant chapter of Brando’s life, particularly focusing on his ambitious project of establishing an ecologically sustainable retreat on the remote Tahitian island of Tetiaroa. The film has been scheduled to make its world premiere at the Torino Film Festival in Italy which will began from November 22.
Read also: Amala Paul-Asif Starrer Level Cross Secures Place In Oscar Library
Billy Zane is famously known for his character in “The Titanic” and his various film credits, including “Back to the Future”, “The Phantom” and more.
