'Senior Year': Rebel Wilson Transforms Into 90s Britney Spears For Netflix Movie

Rebel Wilson is unstoppable. After amusing everyone with her 65-pound weight loss, the actress has transformed into 90s Britney Spears for her upcoming Netflix movie.

The 41-year-old actress took to Instagram on Monday to share a photo from the set of "Senior Year," which she completed filming last week. In the picture, Wilson could be seen dressed as Spears from the music video of her 1999 song "(You Drive Me) Crazy."

"My life is CRAZY right now," Wilson wrote in the caption of her post. "Ps [heart emoji] You Britney."

The actress donned the same glittery green top and black pants that Spears wore in the original music video. In the picture, Wilson looked away from the camera as she posed sitting on a stool. A massive "CRAZY" was written on the set, which could be seen in the background.

The post drew reactions from fans and even celebrities like Vanessa Hudgens who liked her post.

One of the fans wrote, "You look f--king amazing well done. "Please do Britney justice," wrote another.

One commenter reflected on Wilson's weight loss, writing, "I think you were beautiful before and after!!"

A fan praised the actress for her witty humor and noted, "You are absolutely stunning no matter what size you are!! Beautiful AND funny?!? Lucky girl"

As expected, Britney references also flooded the comments section. For instance, a fan noted, "BABY THINKING OF U KEEPS ME UP ALL NIGHT."

In the flick, which is slated for release next year, Wilson portrays a cheerleader who falls in a coma for 20 years and returns to high school to claim her status as the prom queen.

Helmed by director Alex Hardcastle, the movie also stars Alicia Silverstone, Justin Hartley, Angourie Rice, Sam Richardson, Zoë Chao, Mary Holland, and Chris Parnell.

Just last week, Wilson shared with her 10 million Instagram followers that she had decided to lose weight to increase her chances of getting pregnant. Fans can recall that in May, the actress opened up about her struggle with infertility and imparted an encouraging message to women who were dealing with the same challenges.