Zac Efron turns heads as he brings back his 2010s bangs while filming in Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Zac Efron is bringing back his 2010s iconic hairstyle for an upcoming film, as per People. 

While shooting for a film in Los Angeles on Tuesday, November 5, the 'Baywatch' star was seen sporting a fringe haircut with side-swept bangs, giving fans a throwback to the hairstyle he wore in the late 2000s and early 2010s.

According to the publication, Efron was dressed in a white T-shirt, a grey sweatshirt, light grey sweatpants, and flip-flops. His hairstyle looked very similar to the one he had in the 2008 movie, 'High School Musical 3: Senior Year,' and the 2009 film, '17 Again'.

Zac Efron set to play dual roles in Jody Hill's upcoming thriller 'Famous'

While the name of the film Zac Efron was shooting for on Tuesday isn't clear, he is known to have signed on to director Jody Hill's upcoming project, 'Famous', which is slated for a 2025 release.

The film, which is based on an eponymous thriller novel by Blake Crouch, will feature the 37-year-old opposite Phoebe Dynevor, best known for her role as Daphne in 'Bridgerton', according to Deadline.

Efron will be playing dual roles, one of "overzealous fan" Lance Dunkquist and the other of "Hollywood heartthrob" James Jansen.

The synopsis of the film reads, "Lance Dunkquist has the face of a movie star. Not just any movie star - Lance has been mistaken for Hollywood star James Jansen 228 times. And now Lance is about to go to LA to make his dream come true. No matter what it takes."

Zac Efron earned his Hollywood Walk of Fame star last year

Zac Efron has done well for himself in Hollywood and was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in December 2023. Speaking with People on the occasion, the actor thanked his parents, Starla Baskett, and David Efron, for their support in his work.

"My mom and dad, they're the reason I'm here today. They believed in me when I didn't know how they did. It must've been difficult to drive me back and forth to auditions when I was 15, three hours from the Arroyo Grande out here, just to have such a small shot," shared the '17 Again' star. 

"They believed in me, and they stuck with me, by my side, through all of it. And I think they sacrificed a lot to support me throughout the years," added Efron.