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Reclusive Daniel Day-Lewis, 66, looks unrecognizable in first public appearance in years | NY Post

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Retired acting legend Daniel Day-Lewis has been pictured in public for the first time in years.

The reclusive three-time Oscar-winner, who made his last movie in 2017, attempted to go incognito as he ran errands in New York City on Thursday, covering up in dark sunglasses and a black baseball cap.

But the 66-year-old star was given away by the fact he was using a flip phone — a device that he went viral for using back in 2018.

Day-Lewis was also spotted signing his name as he picked up his package during his day out in the Big Apple.

The “Gangs of New York” star is famous for his quirky fashion sense, and he didn’t disappoint during Thursday’s outing.

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