Zac Efron's Ted Bundy biopic Extremely Wicked, Shocking and Vile is well on its way to the big screen, with cast photos revealing just how the actors have been transformed into their roles.
We've already seen what the The Greatest Showman star looks like as the infamous serial killer, and now he has shared a first look at Skins and The Maze Runner star Kaya Scodelario as Bundy's ex-wife.
"Excited to welcome the amazing @kayascods as Carole Ann 🙌 😎#wickedcrew #behindthescenes" the actor wrote in an Instagram caption accompanying the set photo:
Kaya also shared the same on-set picture on her own Instagram page, adding: "Great first day on set with @zacefron – pleasure spending the day in jail with you 🚔👍🏻 ."
Ted Bundy was executed back in 1989 after confessing to the murders of 30 people in the mid-to-late 1970s, with his girlfriend Elizabeth Kloepfer turning him in after years of denial.
The film, directed by Oscar-nominated Paradise Lost trilogy helmer Joe Berlinger, will be told through the eyes of Elizabeth, who will be played by Lily Collins.
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Alongside Efron, Scodelario and Collins, The Big Bang Theory's Sheldon Cooper (also known as Jim Parsons) and John Malkovich will also be part of the cast.
Work on the film began earlier this year and Efron has been very generous in sharing some of the behind-the-scenes progress on social media too.
Extremely Wicked, Shocking and Vile is yet to get a confirmed release date.
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