Joel Kinnaman regrets allowing Will Smith to tattoo him on the set of ‘Suicide Squad’.
The 38-year-old actor appears alongside Will in the much-maligned DC Comics movie, but has admitted he regrets letting the Hollywood veteran give him an inking.
Asked whether he wishes he could change the past, Joel confessed: "The answer is yes."
Joel’s regret is exacerbated by the fact that his wife Cleo Wattenstrom is a world-famous tattoo artist.
The actor – who starred as Rick Flag in ‘Suicide Squad’ – told ‘Watch What Happens Live’: "That was a horrible idea.
"You know, don’t let a 47-year-old man without his reading glasses tattoo you. That is the life lesson. Especially when you have a very talented wife. It’s supposed to be a s***ty tattoo, so that’s what it is."
Joel first revealed Will had tattooed the word "Skwad" on him back in 2015, ahead of the film’s release.
In an Instagram post, which featured a photograph of his freshly-inked skin, Joel wrote: "Got my #skwad tattoo:) Will has many many talents, tattooing is not one of them. It was like watching a drunk baby fly a helicopter. (sic)"
Meanwhile, Will previously revealed that he tore his calf "six weeks into rehearsals" on ‘Suicide Squad’.
Will, 49, got himself into great shape to star in the David Ayer-directed film, but he was out of action for six weeks after suffering the painful injury.
He said: "It took twice as many hours to get in shape than it did 10 years ago. I realised I was in my 40s on this movie trying to be with all those 20 year olds.
"Six weeks into rehearsal I tore my calf and was down for six weeks. When you shut down one of these movies for six weeks it can go really wrong."
Joel Kinnaman regrets allowing Will Smith to tattoo him
