Chris Pratt undergoes drastic transformation for ‘The Terminal List’ Season 2: ‘Looking rough’

Chris Pratt shocked fans with his latest transformation as he took to Instagram and flaunted his new look for Amazon’s “The Terminal List” Season 2.

“Isn’t this hair and makeup incredible? My team does such an awesome job,” Pratt gushed in a video shared Friday, showing off his fake bloody hands and scruffy face.

Pratt looked especially hairy as he debuted a new scraggly beard and mustache as well as a full head of long brown hair.

“The crazy thing about wearing a fake mustache or a fake beard is when you eat, you get hair in your mouth, which is gross because its definitely someone else’s hair,” the actor continued while eating his lunch. “And you don’t know whose, where it came from.”

Pratt then gave his viewers a close up of his mustache as he looked intently at the corner hairs. “Is that someone’s pubes?” he joked.

The “Parks and Recreation” alum, 45, kept the joke going in his caption, writing, “Is it? No… can’t be.”

“Dude, looking rough,” one commenter wrote under Pratt’s post. Another joked, “Castaway 2: Wilson’s Revenge.”

A third added that the star looked “like a homeless man.”

Some of Pratt’s famous friends had his back, though, as they celebrated the new look.

“F–k yeah bro! You look awesome!,” Jesse Metcalfe wrote under the star’s video, adding a clapping hands emoji. Elsewhere in the comments, Josh Brolin simply laughed at Pratt’s joke.

Pratt plays US Navy SEAL James Reece in the thriller series, which is based on the book of the same name by Jack Carr and premiered in 2022.

Pratt is no stranger to undergoing dramatic transformations for a role. In 2014, he dropped 80 pounds, and replaced it with 20 pounds of muscle for his role in Marvel’s “Guardians of the Galaxy.”

The “Jurassic World” star joked about the wild weight loss, saying while the rest of the world took note of his changes, those within his close circle were less than impressed.

“That’s what keeps it real,” Pratt told Page Six at the movie’s New York premiere. “That’s what keeps your friends and family close — that they, you know, give you s–t.”