Henry Cavill has been keeping fans on the edge of their seat lately. The British superstar has taken a new action role in the much-awaited film Argylle. Though the creators have maintained the mystery about the storyline of the film, they have made fans eager with sneak peeks. From his unique hairstyle to his green suit, cinephiles have been promised a thrilling experience. Now, adding to the hype of the project, a new tease has been dropped on social media.

While fans wait for the film, Cavill flaunts his signature hair, looking all dazzling in a new clip.

Henry Cavill channels his inner spy 

Argylle page recently dropped a clip of Henry Cavill on X (formerly Twitter). The video opened with the ex-Superman saying “Don’t worry, I have it all under control” while standing on a train coach. Then suddenly he starts fighting and shooting a man. At the end of the clip, the actor smiles at the camera, giving a close look at the hairstyle he has donned in the film.

When fans first saw his hairdo, they mocked it and expressed their dismay on social media. But one certainly cannot disagree that this Hollywood heartthrob can make anything look good, as he looked amazing in this action sequence. This video comes after the Enola Holmes star addressed his fans online and revealed he and his team will fly to Korea for promotions.

Since the promotional tour started, Cavill also opened up about his unique hairdo in the action thriller and revealed he was doubtful about trying it out.

The Witcher alum had doubts about trying out the peculiar hairstyle

About two weeks back, Henry Cavill appeared on Total Films’ issue via Games Radar. In the interview, shared how the director Matthew Vaughn came up with the idea and convinced him to try the look. According to the former Geralt, he assured him that the hairdo would look good. However, the actor was unsure of taking the flattop look in real life because he felt it takes work.

Although it became a laughable moment for fans, the creators had a solid reason for making Cavill look like this. Vaughn wanted to create contrasting images between what a fictional and real spy looks like. Meanwhile, as for the latest tease, what significance this tease holds fans will find out in theatres on February 2.

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