Jamie Bell is no longer Billy Elliot while he becomes tattooed Neo Nazi for a new movie

Jamie Bell watches Billy Elliot in his terrifying new role.

It's been 19 years since Jamie played the role of the young North East boy who just wanted to dance.

It was his first film role and propelled him to fame, even winning a BAFTA.

Almost two decades later, things could not be different as Jamie turns into a terrifying neo-Nazi in the new film Skin.

The 33-year-old is seen in the caravan of the film with his head shaved and tattoos all over his face, neck and torso.

He plays in the biopic as white supremacist Bryon Widner.

The film, directed by Guy Nattiv, follows the true story of Bryon, who was taken in charge by a gang of neo-Nazis after a troubled childhood.

But in adulthood, he tries to escape the group with his wife Julie and their children.

The group does not want to let him go, find him and attack him.

In the trailer, we see Jamie being shouted out in a camp-like scenario, but changing when he meets and falls in love with Julie.

His character speaks of having to the man who took care of him, to have fun with his family and to faint.

Referring to his tattoos, he asks someone: "What if I removed all that and I was left a piece of s ** t?"

We saw him tell his wife to take the kids and run away fearing for their safety.

Speaking of the role previously, Jamie stated that he "asked the question" if you have hatred in your heart but go through two years of treatment to remove the odious ink from your skin, have you changed ? "

He added, "And can you ever be completely changed?

"I hope the answer is that love overcomes hatred."

Skin was premiered at the Toronto International Film Fetsival last year.

The DirecTV Cinema release is scheduled for June 27th.

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