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Saltburn's Barry Keoghan vamped it up for a risque shoot for W mag.
The actor left little to the imagination in his racy get-up. Barry went all out in red latex gloves and a matching top, coupled with white shorts for his look.
He finished it off with fake blood everywhere. The photoshoot for W was inspired by a memorable line in black comedy Saltburn where Oliver Quick says: "Lucky for you, I'm a vampire."
In another shot he went for head-to-toe black, including a balaclava-style hat and cape. He added a splash of colour with silver gloves and matching metallic boots.
Barry is still over the moon about the final scene of Saltburn, which has gone viral. In it, he triumphantly dances naked to 'Murder on the Dancefloor.' Saltburn sent the 2001 hit by Sophie Ellis-Bextor skyrocketing back up the charts.
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The striking actor has been keeping fans entertained with his saucy pictures lately. Barry sent temperatures soaring with his racy upload just last week.
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Saltburn's Barry Keoghan risque shoot for W mag (W MAGAZINE)The actor has found a whole new fanbase since starring in the 2023 Emerald Fennell movie and has been inundated with X-rated messages from his followers. But the 31-year-old's latest post left very little to the imagination as he took to Instagram to celebrate Valentine's Day.
While filming Saltburn, Barry left no stone unturned as viewers saw every inch of his body – including his manhood which he later revealed was his own and not a prosthetic like many had previously imagined. But while there may be rumours that he's dating pop songstress Sabrina Carpenter, that hasn't stopped Barry from promoting a dating app.
Saltburn's Barry Keoghan risque shoot for W mag (W MAGAZINE)Fans went mad for the shot with the hashtag Bumble partner. One wrote : "Bro my girlfriend uses Instagram can you not?" "Texted you the address to my grave, check DMs!!!!" joked a third while referencing the infamous grave scene. Meanwhile, a fourth commented: "Well great, now I'm pregnant." "The only package I wanted for Valentine's Day. Thanks," gushed another.
Saltburn has become one of the most cryptic and talked about films of the past year. Described as a "beautifully wicked tale of privilege and desire" the film has left viewers gobsmacked by what they saw on screen.
Saltburn focuses on University of Oxford student Oliver, played by Keoghan, who becomes fixated with a popular, aristocratic fellow student Felix (Jacob Elordi) who later invites him to spend the summer at his eccentric family's estate.