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Paul Mescal debuted a new look as he was seen on the set of the upcoming historical romance, The History Of Sound in Tarquinia, Italy on Thursday.
The Irish actor, 28, who stars as one of the movie's two main protagonists, Lionel, styled his hair in a classic side part and sported a moustache.
Based on the short story of the same name by Ben Shattuck, Paul features alongside Josh O'Connor, known for his role as Prince Charles in Netflix series The Crown, who will play David.
The plot follows the two men as they fall in love while travelling together to record the stories and songs of their countrymen during in the shadow of the WW1.
Paul got into character as Lionel, wearing a pinstriped, double breasted, three-piece suit with a polka dot tie.
Paul Mescal, 28, debuted a new look as he was seen on the set of the upcoming historical romance, The History Of Sound in Tarquinia, Italy on Thursday
The Irish actor, 28, who stars as one of the movie's two main protagonists, Lionel, styled his hair in a classic side part and sported a moustache (pictured right in February)
Lionel and David, who meet at music college, embark on a project to record the lives, voices and music of their friends and countrymen, and in the process forge a forbidden bond.
Directed by Oliver Hermanus, filming has also taken place in New Jersey with The History Of Sound expected to be released in 2025.
Paul's latest film, the widely acclaimed All Of Us Strangers, is a romance about two men living in a deserted tower block who strike up a relationship.
The actor, who is straight, has defended being cast as gay, saying: 'When performances have been deemed offensive, it's when actors are attempting to play a sexuality.
'They contain so much more than that, and that's what I like to find in this story. Not just as a queer love story but as a love story in general.'
His next film, the highly-anticipated sequel Gladiator II will hit both US and UK theatres November 22.
Paramount Pictures unveiled five minutes of unfinished footage from the upcoming epic during the final day of CinemaCon at Caesars
