Celebrity Hairpiece List
dr_...@hotmail.com
For Sure:
William Shatner
Elton John
Jonathon Winters
Rodney Dangerfield
Burt Reynolds
Larry Hagman
Sam Donaldson
Hank Stram
Ted Danson
Marv Alpert
John Wayne *
Steve Allen *
Jack Benny *
Humphrey Bogart *
Unconfirmed:
Robert DeNiro
Joe Namath
David Letterman
Jorge
I'm sure I've missed a few like the Canadian Rock Star and the guy whose on at
midnite on ABC (can't think of their names now). Please ad to the list any
others that I've missed.
Dr. N
* Deceased
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jtd
I don't know if I believe Rodney Dangerfield...
If Letterman wore a piece I figure he would pick something that covered more
scalp.
But I am absolutely sure about Robert Deniro. I saw a picture of him before
without a piece. He was bald. Look how he styles his hair when going on a
talk show. It is combed forward over the hairline. Look at different
movies, and watch how the shape of his hairline changes and moves with the
different pieces and different styles. I'm sure someone can corroborate and
back me up on this. I wish I could dig up that picture of him without a
piece.
dr_...@hotmail.com wrote in message <6hqtld$cbr$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>...
Rustic12
dr_...@hotmail.com wrote:
>
> For Sure:
>
> William Shatner
> Elton John
> Jonathon Winters
> Rodney Dangerfield
> Burt Reynolds
> Larry Hagman
> Sam Donaldson
> Hank Stram
> Ted Danson
> Marv Alpert
> John Wayne *
> Steve Allen * IS ALIVE
Timeo25082
I'm Ted Koppel
Steve
j
>
> But I am absolutely sure about Robert Deniro. I saw a picture of him before
> without a piece. He was bald. Look how he styles his hair when going on a
> talk show. It is combed forward over the hairline. Look at different
> movies, and watch how the shape of his hairline changes and moves with the
> different pieces and different styles. I'm sure someone can corroborate and
> back me up on this. I wish I could dig up that picture of him without a
> piece.
>
Robert D. has worn hairpieces-- and has gained and lost weight for
various movie roles (Raging Bull, The Untouchables, etc.). If you have
seen him with a shaved head, partially balding, etc. it was the result
of a movie role. He is well known for going to extremes to get into
character.
Tommy lee Jones has been known to do this as well. His real hair is what
you see in a movie like "The Fugitive" He sports a mostly shaven head in
"Cobb". In fact, he went to the Academy awards a few years ago with this
chrome dome while filming.
I'm pretty sure Paul Reiser sports a rug. Chuck Norris, too. Walter
Koneig. Don Knots. Chuck Heston. Jack Lemmon. Richard Burton when alive.
Ditto Liberache. I wonder about Pete Roses' hair. Kevin Dobson. Jack
Lord. Mike Connors. Jack Lord. Deforest Kelley was rumored to wear one.
Howie Mandel. I sometimes wonder about Howard Stern, but that's a tough
call. Mike Douglas. David Spade-- his hair was really thin a few years
ago, now its pretty full-- might be a transplant.
Steve
Steve
He has a pretty full head of hair.
Salo
A more interesting question might be which celebrities, or actors in
particular, choose not to disguise their MPB, ie., haven't had grafts
and generally don't wear hairpieces? Seems like a depressingly small
group. It shows you how deep-seated the negative image of MPB must be
in the American public, that so few actors are willing to live with
it:
Bruce Willis (or did he have grafts?)
Kevin Costner
Jeremy Irons
Any more?
I
On Fri, 24 Apr 1998 15:45:27 -0600, dr_...@hotmail.com wrote:
>For Sure:
>
>William Shatner
>Elton John
>Jonathon Winters
>Rodney Dangerfield
>Burt Reynolds
>Larry Hagman
>Sam Donaldson
>Hank Stram
>Ted Danson
>Marv Alpert
>John Wayne *
>Steve Allen *
step...@earthlink.net
In article <6hqtld$cbr$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>,
Add Chuck Norris (for sure) and the cohost guy on the TNN show "Crook and
Chase" and the cohost on entertainment tonite, Neil Diamond, Wayne Newton,
Michael Bolton (nasty looking rug).
Michael J Anderson
Steve wrote in message <354130...@jack.net>...
>j
>>
>> But I am absolutely sure about Robert Deniro. I saw a picture of him
before
>> without a piece. He was bald. Look how he styles his hair when going on
a
>> talk show. It is combed forward over the hairline. Look at different
>> movies, and watch how the shape of his hairline changes and moves with
the
>> different pieces and different styles. I'm sure someone can corroborate
and
>> back me up on this. I wish I could dig up that picture of him without a
>> piece.
>>
>
>
I have learned from very reliable sources that the following celebrities
wear hairpieces:
Tom Cruise
Leonardo Dicaprio
Alec Baldwin
Kurt Russell
George Clooney
Robert Deniro does not wear a hairpiece. Get a clue.
devteam
Jorge should have had a '*' after his name
dr_...@hotmail.com wrote in message <6hqtld$cbr$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>...
TBUFF77
i have seen howard sterns father on tv and he is completly bald , how can
howard have so much hair?
Markos Berndt
Your source is smoking pot.
Markos
Michael J Anderson wrote in message
<6hrtq8$1ris$1...@newssvr04-int.news.prodigy.com>...
Timeo25082
Oprah--
Drugs, Plugs or Rug???
'til then
--T
jtd
matt
In article <6hrtq8$1ris$1...@newssvr04-int.news.prodigy.com>, "Michael J
Anderson" <MIKE...@prodigy.net> wrote:
> I have learned from very reliable sources that the following celebrities
> wear hairpieces:
>
> Tom Cruise
> Leonardo Dicaprio
> Alec Baldwin
> Kurt Russell
> George Clooney
Um...yeah.
GoldenBoy6
Not that I would ever consider getting transplants, but I think if your not
greed with it and just get enough to suit your hairloss it would look alot
better. Jack Nicholson definitelty as done some maintenance on his hair, he
had only slightly more in the movie one flew over the cookoo's nest. Some
people try to replace there bangs and then loose it all behind. We all have a
slight idea of our own mpb hairloss in most cases. I do believe there will be
many improvements in the future in the field but like many people state out if
these actors with money cant come out with a decent job done it seems like
there is little to no chance of the middle class person obtaining such results.
On another note be thankful for what we have now with finasteride{easily
obtainable at 15$ a month despite the release of propecia}. This is a small
cost and it does have a beneficial effect on mpb.
Michael J Anderson
matt wrote in message ...
Duh. In case you were wondering.....this was a joke. I was being facetious
in order to point out the absurdity of the guy who thinks Robert Deniro
wears a hairpiece.
jtd
Listen, dumbshit, if you look through the correct series of his movies, you
can see the recession in Robert DeNiro's hairline progress. At some point
he starts wearing pieces for all his roles. The exception to that is his
role as Al Capone in The Untouchables. Now if you're not too fucking stupid
to realize, he would have no incentive to thin his hair out in this manner
for such a role. If you're not convinced after this, go dig through your
newspapers at your library, and try to find an old USA today. In the paper
there is an article about the Tribeca series he produced for some network a
while back. In this picture they show him sans hat and sans piece.
Now if you still want to play retarded, go rent Maddog and Glory, then talk
with one of those posters on here who explain "how to spot a toupee".
I can't believe I wasted my time answering your ignorance. When I get
around to it, I'll do a search on the internet, and try to point you in the
direction of some photos.
Michael J Anderson wrote in message
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J Potter
I am pretty close to being bald yet my father has a full head of hair. I
think it has been etablished that much of the 'baldness gene' is passed via
the Mothers genes rather than the Father's side.....
YodaBeavis
>
>Listen, dumbshit, if you look through the correct series of his movies, you
>can see the recession in Robert DeNiro's hairline progress. At some point
>he starts wearing pieces for all his roles. The exception to that is his
>role as Al Capone in The Untouchables. Now if you're not too fucking stupid
>to realize, he would have no incentive to thin his hair out in this manner
>for such a role.
Well, might he not have had the incentive to make his hair LOOK LIKE THE REAL
AL CAPONE'S???
>If you're not convinced after this, go dig through your
>newspapers at your library, and try to find an old USA today.
Or just rent Frankenstein or any movie where he has a shaved head. I think he
had pretty short hair in the movie Awakenings.
dr_...@hotmail.com
In article <6hquj5$b...@bgtnsc03.worldnet.att.net>#1/1,
"jtd" <jtd...@delete-me.applied-digital.com> wrote:
>
> I don't know if I believe Rodney Dangerfield...
Rodney was almost bald before the first Caddyshack movie.
Toupmaster
>The exception to that is his
>role as Al Capone in The Untouchables. Now if you're not too fucking >stupid
to realize, he would have no incentive to thin his hair out in this >manner for
such a role.
Your language is unnecessary.... and as for "Incentive", possibly a million
dollar film salary for which stars will gain or loose weight, shave, thin, or
bleach their hair or act like complete idiots in a lame scripted film.....
ToupMaster of Seattle
Timeo25082
Add one more: Tony Randall (Felix in the Odd Couple series)
Michael J Anderson
The following picture proves once and for all that Robert Deniro certainly
does not wear a hairpiece.
http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Set/9401/esquire1.jpg
Jim Ravazzolo
Vinshwartz wrote:
>
> >Please ad to the list any
> >> others that I've missed.
>
I doubt that one;
on a more positive (although jealous) note, what about Robert Redford.
How is that this guy (who must be late 50's or more) has hair like I did
when I was 12? I mean, blonde hair that could cover his eyes if he
didn't comb it. luck of the draw I guess.
Vinshwartz
pja
Lets just make a list of who HASN'T had a HT. This
list might be substantially shorter.
pja
Greetings,
Redford has had a HT.
Other celebrities that have had one are Meg Ryan,
Christie Brinkley and Lassie (really a male dog with CPB,
Canine Pattern Baldness)
It is rumored that that annoying punk from 'Home Alone' had
one at age 13. Having a HT at such a young age is not
recommended but HT surgeons will generally tell anyone anywhere
anything they want to hear so they can sell their 'services' to
them. Once accomplishing this they have their paranoid clients 'hooked'
for life.
Dr. X Phd, MD, BS in Culinary Arts
Jim Ravazzolo wrote:
> Vinshwartz wrote:
> >
> > >Please ad to the list any
> > >> others that I've missed.
> >
> > Patrick Swazee?
>
jtd
Dr. Steven A. Vere
In
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s.net> sa...@rocketmail.com (Salo) writes:
>
>
>A more interesting question might be which celebrities, or actors in
>particular, choose not to disguise their MPB, ie., haven't had grafts
>and generally don't wear hairpieces? Seems like a depressingly small
>group. It shows you how deep-seated the negative image of MPB must be
>in the American public, that so few actors are willing to live with
>it:
>
>Bruce Willis (or did he have grafts?)
>Kevin Costner
>Jeremy Irons
>
>Any more?
Clint Eastwood
bc...@freenet.carleton.ca
> >A more interesting question might be which celebrities, or actors in
> >particular, choose not to disguise their MPB, ie., haven't had grafts
> >and generally don't wear hairpieces? Seems like a depressingly small
> >group. It shows you how deep-seated the negative image of MPB must be
> >in the American public, that so few actors are willing to live with
> >it:
> >
> >Bruce Willis (or did he have grafts?)
> >Kevin Costner
> >Jeremy Irons
> >
> >Any more?
>
> Clint Eastwood
It seems to me that the further one goes from Hollywood, with its
unrealistic emphasis on youth, the less scared famous people are to show a bit
of scalp.
New York based celebrities seem a bit more down to earth in this respect.
Woody Allen is a good example as is almost any name in the literature or
theatre scene.
British celebrities not based in Tinseltown also feel less of a need to wear
rugs when not playing a role (e.g.,the late Lawrence Olivier, Sting, Sean
Connery, Ben Kingsley).
Doug Ruby
Timeo25082
>Subject: Celebrity Hairpiece : The Hollywood factor
>From: bc...@freenet.carleton.ca
>Date: Thu, Apr 30, 1998 15:29 EDT
>Message-id: <6iafut$7uc$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>
>
>
>British celebrities not based in Tinseltown also feel less of a need to wear
>rugs when not playing a role (e.g.,the late Lawrence Olivier, Sting, Sean
>Connery, Ben Kingsley).
>
John Cleese (Monty Python fame) has some hideous plugs in my opinion.
'til then
--T
>
>Doug Ruby
>
>
Jeroen de Groot
On 01 May 1998 10:44:14 GMT, timeo...@aol.com (Timeo25082) wrote:
>>British celebrities not based in Tinseltown also feel less of a need to wear
>>rugs when not playing a role (e.g.,the late Lawrence Olivier, Sting, Sean
>>Connery, Ben Kingsley).
>>
>John Cleese (Monty Python fame) has some hideous plugs in my opinion.
Agreed, but he had them done in the late 70s, early 80s, they showed
an interview (on Time And Again) just a few weeks ago where he talks
about having the transplant and 'having to water them' .
One of the drawbacks of being one of the first to have something like
that done.
For the Celebrity list: Steven Tyler (Areosmith) has EXTENSIVE weaves.
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> Male baldness does NOT come from your father.
> Mother's father.
>
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> Male baldness does NOT come from your father.
> Mother's father.
>
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> On Wed, 11 Mar 2020 00:49:58 -0500, Justin Tyme
> <justint...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>> On 3/4/2020 5:28 AM, kawaiha...@gmail.com wrote:
>>> Male baldness does NOT come from your father.
>>> Mother's father.
>>>
>> The cure comes from Ernie. Justin
>
> There is no cure.
>
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>On 3/11/2020 4:24 AM, KWills Shill #2 wrote:
>> On Wed, 11 Mar 2020 00:49:58 -0500, Justin Tyme
>> <justint...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>>> On 3/4/2020 5:28 AM, kawaiha...@gmail.com wrote:
>>>> Male baldness does NOT come from your father.
>>>> Mother's father.
>>>>
>>> The cure comes from Ernie. Justin
>>
>> There is no cure.
>
>That's what all the snakeoilers say. Justin
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