To think he used to be so cute! Sixth Sense child star Haley Joel Osment films scenes as greasy Nazi for new film Yoga Hosers
He shot to fame as the adorable boy psychic in The Sixth Sense.
But Haley Joel Osment was completely unrecognisable as he played a greasy haired Nazi on the set of his new film Yoga Hosers in Los Angeles on Tuesday.
The Oscar nominated actor seems to have piled on the pounds for the role, and was spotted waddling to his soapbox as he got ready to shoot scenes in the Downtown area.
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A Nazi piece of work: Former child star Haley Joel Osment was unrecognisable as he filmed scenes for Yoga Hosers in Los Angeles on Tuesday
If anything, the 26-year-old seems to have become an even better actor with age, looking thoroughly despicable as he gave a speech in front of a collage glorifying the Holocaust.
Kevin Smith is directing the picture, which is being billed as a female led action film.
In a stunning display of Hollywood nepotism, Johnny Depp is starring in the movie alongside his daughter Lily-Rose, while Smith's own child Harley Quinn is also playing a main character.
The corny tale sees the girls play 15-year-old yoga enthusiasts who work at a convenience store in Manitoba, Canada.
Method actor: The dedicated star seems to have piled on the pounds for his latest silver screen turn
You must be kidding: His character was glorifying the holocaust in the shock scene
What would Bruce Willis say: It is unlikely his old co-star could pull off such a transformation
Playing to the gallery: He seemed to be trying to get his point across to this unimpressed extra
They end up teaming up with Johnny's 'legendary' man-hunter Guy Lapointe when an an ancient evil rises to threaten the world once more.
Haley certainly did not need any help in becoming a big time child star in his own right.
After starting his career in a Pizza Hut commercial he appeared in a slew of show's before beating off stiff competition to win his breakthrough part as Cole Sear in The Sixth Sense, in which he spoke to an unknowingly dead child psychologist played by Bruce Willis throughout.
At the age of just 11 he was nominated for a best supporting actor for his turn, and made further acclaimed apperances in films such as Steven Spielberg's Artificial Intelligence: A.I, Pay It Forward and Secondhand Lions, before taking a break to focus on his education.
Suit you sir: At least his character was wearing a snazzy suit and tie for his appearance
Showman: He seemed to really be getting into his role as he delivered his lines for the Kevin Smith film
Adorable: He won massive acclaim for his turn as cute psychic Cole opposite Bruce Willis in 1999's The Sixth Sense
Child prodigy: In fact he was nominated for best supporting actor at the Oscars in 2000
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