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KATY Perry and Orlando Bloom looked unrecognizable portraying old versions of themselves in a new campaign "video" from the year 2055.

The famous couple underwent complete makeovers for their parts in the video, where they pretended to be from the future for a campaign in support of the For The People Act, a voting rights bill that is set to be presented to the American Senate next week.

Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom underwent a makeover for a new ad campaign
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Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom underwent a makeover for a new ad campaignCredit: Instagram/Katy Perry
The video portrayed what they would look like in their seventies in a post-apocalyptical world
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The video portrayed what they would look like in their seventies in a post-apocalyptical worldCredit: YouTube/RepresentUs
The campaign was in support of the For The People Act, a voting rights bill
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The campaign was in support of the For The People Act, a voting rights billCredit: YouTube/RepresentUs

, 36, and the Lord of the Rings actor appeared onscreen looking disheveled with long gray hair and noticeably older faces mimicking what life would be like in their seventies in a post-apocalyptical world.

In the video published by the political organization RepresentUs, the Judge, and interrupted a broadcast to deliver a message to present-day Americans warning them: "you are our only hope."

The elderly couple grasped one another while talking to the camera: "The America you know doesn’t exist in our future. Democracy is dead.”

Katy continued: “It started when voter suppression ran wild all over America. The voting rights bills died in the Senate. Polling places closed. We lost our right to vote."

The couple urged Americans to call on their senate in the video
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The couple urged Americans to call on their senate in the videoCredit: YouTube/RepresentUs
The warn the American people that a democracy will not exist in the future
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The warn the American people that a democracy will not exist in the futureCredit: YouTube/RepresentUs

Orlando concluded: "This future doesn't have to be. You have the power to change it. Save democracy while you can."

Katy chimed in: "Call your senator now," before Orlando added "Tell Daisy we love her," referring to the couple's 9-month-old daughter.

The pair looked in much better spirits in recent photos of their

The showbiz pair were all smiles as they shared snaps of their luxury break - complete with romantic gondola rides and a $6,000-a-night hotel.

Katy and Orlando recently shared photos from their Venice getaway
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Katy and Orlando recently shared photos from their Venice getawayCredit: INSTAGRAM
They took a romantic gondola ride and stayed in a luxury hotel
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They took a romantic gondola ride and stayed in a luxury hotelCredit: INSTAGRAM

Katy and her fiancé Orlando, 44, shared a glimpse into their time away in the water-filled Italian city.

Katy uploaded pictures which showed herself enjoying the sun in a cute yellow sundress and matching sunhat, while standing on a bridge.

Another saw the singer lounging on a boat with her pet pooch Nugget on her lap.

Showing the opulence of their accommodation, a final snap shows Orlando stretching out on a plush bed, above him an ornately decorated ceiling.

The couple welcomed their daughter Daisy in August 2020
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The couple welcomed their daughter Daisy in August 2020Credit: Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom
Daisy as well as Orlando's son Flynn accompanied them on their vacation
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Daisy as well as Orlando's son Flynn accompanied them on their vacationCredit: Instagram @katyperry

The couple, who welcomed daughter Daisy in August 2020, are staying at the stunning Aman Hotel with their family.

Orlando's 10-year-old son Flynn from his marriage to Australian model Miranda Kerr, also joined his dad on the trip alongside Daisy.

The eye-catching hotel is set in one of Venice's eight monumental palazzos on the Grand Canal - the 16th-century Palazzo Papadopoli.

Katy and Orlando were staying in one of Venice's eight monumental palazzos on the Grand Canal
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Katy and Orlando were staying in one of Venice's eight monumental palazzos on the Grand CanalCredit: Social Media - Refer to Source

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