Eighties movie star, 70, unrecognisable as he strips topless on the beach in Australia
EIGHTIES movie star Yahoo Serious looked unrecognisable as he stripped topless on the beach in Sydney.
The 70-year-old, real name Greg Gomez Pead, is best known for his stints in Young Einstein and Reckless Kelly.
Yahoo Serious, who will turn 71 later this year, showed off his buff body and glowing tan.
The Australian star looked incredible when he turned up at the seafront for a swim in some blue shorts.
He was seen brushing his long grey locks out of his face as he wound down from his morning exercise.
Yahoo Serious rocked some black sunglasses to protect his eyes from the sunshine as he took his pooch for a walk.
The comedian’s most known role is Albert Eistein in Young Einstein, a film that he wrote, acted, produced and directed in 1988.
The blockbuster follows the life of theoretical physicist Albert and his life in Australia.
It was a huge success down under and won an award from the Australian Film Institute Awards.
The likes of Odile Le Clezio, John Howard, Su Cruickshank and Lulu Pinkus also starred in the film alongside him.
Five years later Yahoo then released another film called Reckless Kelly.
The movie is based on an Australian gang leader called Ned Kelly, however it failed to take off in other countries.
Despite that, he released his third film Mr Accident in 2000 and wasn’t as popular as his first movie.
He also appeared in TV series and films as himself including Cinema 3 and Waltzing Matilda: The Song That Shaped A Nation.
His appearance in In the Cannes in 2007 was the last time he was on our screens.
As well as that, in 2000 he sued search engine Yahoo! for trademark infringement, however it was later dropped.
Nowadays Yahoo Serious doesn’t do much acting – and has other things that he puts his time in to.
The star is the director of charity Kokoda Track Foundation, a charity that is based in Papua New Guinea.
It was founded in 2003.
Over the last few years the star has been pictured by the sea in Australia.
But according to MailOnline Australia, Yahoo “doesn’t work a nine to five job”, but he has “several business interests.
The funnyman is also “believed to still be producing for the screen”.
