One month has passed since the crew and case of Bill & Ted confront The Music began filming the third edition of the well-liked franchise in New Orleans.
And when Keanue Reeves emerged from his trailer on Friday sporting a full beard and a mohawk hairstyle, he nearly looked unrecognizable.
While wearing a tight Under Amour shirt and heading out to shoot sequences, the 54-year-old actor fully embraced his role as Ted Theodore Logan, exposing his entire stomach.
He’s returned! Keanu Reeves changed into his edgy rock star persona on the set of Bill & Ted Face The Music in New Orleans on Friday, looking completely different with a bushy beard and MOHAWK.
Keanu wore a disheveled look for his role, which was a far cry from his polished red carpet appearance. He finished his transition with dark denim blue trousers and patterned sneakers.
The Canadian actor utilized a towel he carried between shoots to stay cool in the oppressive heat that was pounding the performers in New Orleans.
In their most recent adventure, Bill and Ted face the tedium of middle age while they accept that their band, the Wyld Stallyns, did not make a difference in the world.
Triumphant return! Keanu looked worlds away from his clean-cut red carpet looks (L) as he rocked a dishevelled look for his character (R); he completed his transformation with dark denim blue jeans and patterned sneakers
The wait: The film also comes after nearly a decade of false starts in development
As they come to terms with the fact that their band, the Wyld Stallyns, did not transform the world, Bill and Ted face the monotony of middle-aged living in this most recent escapade.
A visitor from the future eventually warns them that they must compose a song that will save the cosmos and all life.
To finish the task at hand, the dynamic couple then collaborates with their families, longtime friends, and a number of extremely well-known artists.
The much awaited movie follows over ten years of false beginnings in development. The Bill & Ted franchise last debuted in theaters with Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey in 1991, which was almost thirty years ago.