Cricket legend David Warner put down his bat and grabbed a gun on a helipad in Melbourne while filming an action scene on the Yarra River.
The semi-retired athlete, 37, looked like an action movie villain on Tuesday as he sported fake tattoos on his neck and hands while brandishing the gold prop gun.
Jumping out of a bright red helicopter, the batsman could be seen enjoying a large lollipop in character while wearing a stylish white ensemble.
He terrorized the men in suits and machine guns surrounding him on the floating dock by pretending to shoot one of them with his lollipop.
David then escalated the altercation by pulling out his gold-plated pistol and pointing it at one of the men, who threw his head back as if he had been shot.
The former Test vice-captain was all smiles between takes as he appeared to relish his new larger-than-life role.
David did several takes of the scene, getting in and out of the helicopter before pretending to shoot one of the men in suits.
The project she is filming has not yet been announced, but it is believed to be for Bollywood, as she recently worked for an Indian advertising company.
Cricket legend David Warner, 37, (pictured), put down his bat and grabbed a gun on a helipad in Melbourne on Tuesday while filming a stunt on the Yarra River.
Earlier this year, she unleashed her inner Bollywood superstar in a hilarious ad for fintech company CRED’s Unified Payments Interface for its payment transfer app.
In the commercial, David is seen talking on the phone to a film director who asks the big sports star if he can get a discount on some game tickets.
“If you have CRED UPI you can get cashback. But if you only have regular UPI, you’ll have to do me a favor to get a discount,” David tells him.
The footage then shows David dressed as a traditional Bollywood movie star on the set of an action film after getting the director to cast him in the lead role.
The hilarious clip then shows him filming several scenes for the movie, including one in which he performs a joyful dance with his co-stars.
The semi-retired athlete looked every bit the villain from an action movie as he sported fake tattoos on his neck and hands while brandishing the gold prop gun.
Jumping out of a bright red helicopter, the batsman could be seen enjoying a large lollipop in character while dressed in a stylish white ensemble.
He terrorized the men in suits and machine guns surrounding him on the floating dock by pretending to shoot one of them with his lollipop.
David then escalated the altercation by pulling out his gold-plated pistol and pointing it at one of the men, who threw his head back as if he had been shot.
We then see David dressed as a medieval warrior about to go into battle and, in a fun twist, he is holding a cricket bat in his hands instead of a sword.
Unfortunately, Warner doesn’t seem suited to the role, as he accidentally breaks some objects while tripping on set.
“Cut! Can I get a kangaroo instead?” David asks the crew as he sits on a prop horse.
David recently announced his retirement from one-day international cricket and Test cricket, but he has not left his passion for the sport behind.
The former Test vice-captain was all smiles between takes as he appeared to be enjoying his new larger-than-life role.
David did several takes of the scene, getting in and out of the helicopter before pretending to shoot one of the men in suits.
The project she is filming has not yet been announced, but it is believed to be for Bollywood, as she recently worked for an Indian advertising company.
He adopted a very villainous expression during the scene.
David wore a button-down shirt and white pants with a colorful floral print that contrasted sharply with his red shoes.
Some extras on the set carried fake machine guns.
David liked to suck on a big lollipop during the scene.
Although Cricket Australia politely declined his offer to come out of retirement to play in the Champions League in August, David moved on to an unfamiliar league.
The fearless former Australian opener is officially a cricketer for hire, with his most recent appearance coming in a T10 league in the Cayman Islands.
He played for the Boca Raton Trailblazers in MAX60, with Boca Raton, Florida ironically being the most popular place to retire in the US.
David is married to former ironwoman Candice Warner, with whom he shares daughters Ivy Mae, 10, Indi Rae, eight, and Isla Rose, five.
The former cricketer sported multiple fake tattoos
He kept his eyes hidden behind a pair of dark sunglasses for much of the day.
Between takes, David kept warm in a cozy robe.
