Nappy-wearing Putin 'caught with mistress' in new film that 'delves into dangerous mind' – Daily Star
Mad Vlad has been caught with his pants down. Mad AI-generated Vlad, that is.
The maligned Russian leader stripped to his undies and was seen quaking on a bed in a strange scene that showed the Ukraine invader’s vulnerable side. The satirical mickey-take was produced by Polish director Patryk Vega who imposed Vlad’s face on the actor Slawomir Sobala.
Sobala said that had the unenviable task of spending two years studying Putin’s body language and the way he walked. The actor even looked at how Putin entered a room.
“The audience needed to see the real Putin on screen,” Vega claimed, according to Radar Online.
It is unclear (obviously never) how many times Putin has gone into a room holding up two strings of toilet paper to a crowd of adoring members fo the Russian aristocracy, but it is in Vega’s film anyway.
As is a scene that shows 20 women dressed as Playboy bunnies forced to run through snow to get away from men with guns.
A trailer released last year showed Putin cowering on the floor in a nappy.
Other scenes include Putin being headbutted in the face as a child, him learning judo, working as a taxi driver and even a romantic meeting with a woman Putin declares is his “new wife."
The audience is invited to step inside the “mind of the most dangerous man on Earth."
Vega said: "Inviting Putin to the studio for 20,000 shots wasn't an option, and achieving the highest resolution detail is impossible without having a physical human model to photograph in a studio.
"Without this real-world reference, AI simply cannot replicate the level of precision we've accomplished."
The mock-biopic is due to hit cinemas from January 25.
This week, the real-life Putin is waiting to see what the incoming Donald Trump administration’s approach to global affairs will be. Trump has said he wants to see an end to the war in Ukraine.'
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky and US defence secretary Lloyd Austin have used their final meeting to press the incoming Trump administration to not give up on Kyiv’s fight, warning that to cease military support now “will only invite more aggression, chaos and war.
“If Putin swallows Ukraine, his appetite will only grow,” Mr Austin told the approximately 50 member nations who have been meeting over the last three years to co-ordinate weapons and military support for Ukraine.
“If autocrats conclude that democracies will lose their nerve, surrender their interests, and forget their principles, we will only see more land grabs. If tyrants learn that aggression pays, we will only invite even more aggression, chaos, and war.”
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