Famous toupee wearers (please add)
RockmanO
Tony Bennett
Paul Reiser
William Shatner
Marv Albert
Burt Reynolds
Ted Danson
Liberace
What to Do??
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Greg M
> > Charlton Heston
> > Tony Bennett
> > Paul Reiser
> > William Shatner
> > Burt Reynolds
> > Ted Danson
> > Liberace
Elton John
Joy S.
Sam Donaldson
Dave Letterman (wears a patch)
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Kevin Spacey
Matthew McConaughey (judging by how bald he looks in the mug shot)
and I recall some lovely photos of Mel Gibson's scalp peeking through
his hair at the Braveheart premiere - how many years ago was that? So
if he's still got a dark-top-of-the-head, it's artifice (haven't seen
him lately come to think of it).
Plus, all those weird Harrison Ford hairdos have to be the result of
shifting glue ooze.
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hamilton
<peac...@prodigy.net> wrote:
> Charles Grodin
> Sam Donaldson
> Dave Letterman (wears a patch)
evidence?
Letterman obviously doesn't -- he has hair about half an inch long which
showcases his balding spots. he jokes about a hairpiece but doesn't
wear one.
Joy S.
serves its purpose (covering up an area right squat in the middle of Dave's
head).
Evidence? Let's just say I heard it on the grapevine.
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John Gross
Howard Cosell.
JG
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> Charlton Heston
> Tony Bennett
> Paul Reiser
> William Shatner
> Marv Albert
What to Do??
TrueToBrad
E Varden
>
> I also need proof about Elton
Omigod, What, did you just fall off the turnip-truck??
Pe
(You're kidding, right?)
ODJennings
Her Highness The Pink Princess
(TrueToBrad) writes:
>>cel...@cmq.com states:
>
>>I also need proof about Elton
>
>Didn't he have a hair transplant?
>
He did an HBO special called, something like, "Queens, Tiaras And Tantrums", in
which we saw it, and *it* is a wig.
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>Charlton Heston
>Tony Bennett
>Paul Reiser
>William Shatner
>Marv Albert
>Burt Reynolds
>Ted Danson
>Liberace
Well.....
Famous if you watched TV in the '60's and '70's:
Charles Nelson Reilly (sp)
God, I need to get a life.
On a showing today on the Game Show Network, a clip was shown with a
male contestant was completely bald on top but had hair on the sides.
CNR, who was wearing his toupee and a cowboy hat, walks over to said
contestant and puts his toupee on the contestants head.
Gene Reybourn (sp), the host, then states that the contestant looks
much younger. The contestant then wants to see himself in the
monitor.
G. M. Lupo
> He did an HBO special called, something like, "Queens, Tiaras And
> Tantrums", in which we saw it, and *it* is a wig.
Yeah, it's funny, but he has more "hair" now than 20 years ago on his
album covers.
Matt Lupo
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Her Highness The Pink Princess
<ham...@elsinore.lupo.com> writes:
>Her Highness The Pink Princess wrote:
>
>> He did an HBO special called, something like, "Queens, Tiaras And
>> Tantrums", in which we saw it, and *it* is a wig.
>
>Yeah, it's funny, but he has more "hair" now than 20 years ago on his
>album covers.
>
>Matt Lupo
>
If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, (the wig, that is), I would have guessed
it was a transplant from his chest, which has, equally miraculously, gone bald,
since the days of yore, you mentioned.
That Wheel Of Fortune guy has had some "miracle" too, because in the clip of
his weatherman days, that I saw, his hairline has, dramatically, un-receeded.
As far as my opinion is concerned, wig, toup, transplants, drugs, or spray-on
head paint; *anything* is better than what The Donald and The Donaldson are
sporting up top.
Stephen
Steve Martin
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bgsu...@aol.com (BGSuntil) wrote:
> Robin Gibb (Bee Gees) sometimes.
Marlene Blanshay
> Nicolas Cage
> Kevin Spacey
> Matthew McConaughey (judging by how bald he looks in the mug shot)
>
Michael Keaton
Marlene Blanshay
truet...@aol.com (TrueToBrad) wrote:
> >cel...@cmq.com states:
>
> >I also need proof about Elton
>
> Didn't he have a hair transplant?
I heard it was a weave, not a rug.
Pennwryn
Gary Cooper (in later years)
G. M. Lupo
Jdb9a
Humphrey Bogart
Sean Connery (In his Bond days, and sometimes for films these days.)
Beaudogggy
I demand proof about Steve Martin
BebeT
(Personally, I either don't pay enough attention or don't know what to
look for, and can only tell that a man is wearing one if it's really
obvious -- off color, polyester texture, or falling into his soup. I
suppose I'm the female equivalent of all those men who can't tell if a
woman is wearing makeup (unless it's blue), when to another woman, it is
always obvious.)
Stephen
beaud...@aol.com (Beaudogggy) wrote:
> Bruce Willis has worn a toupee in some of his movies.
> I demand proof about Steve Martin
>
I don't know what kind of "proof" would be sufficient for
you, but check out his early appearances on "SNL" for starters.
He was thinning even then, and a bald spot is pretty obvious in
many clips.
Brian OConaill
G. M. Lupo wrote in message <3825B2FA...@elsinore.lupo.com>...
nd *it* is a wig.
>
>Yeah, it's funny, but he has more "hair" now than 20 years ago on his
>album covers.
Hair on his album covers? That's quite a gimmick.
Brian
Gael McGear Sweeney
John Wayne
Frank Sinatra
Jack Benny
Bing Crosby
Jimmy Stewart
Ray Milland
Yul Brynner (when he was starting out)
I think that it's interesting that the old stars weren't that afraid to
appear without their hair. Benny, unless making a film, usually is
pictured without it, Crosby, too. The Duke used to make fun of his rug
regularly. And we all know why Sinatra wear that silly hat all throght
the Fifties!
Charleton Heston seemed to usher in a new era of "Hair piece? What hair
piece?" -- a tradition followed by Shatner, Reynolds, and their shiny
ilk ever since.
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>you, but check out his early appearances on "SNL" for starters.
>He was thinning even then, and a bald spot is pretty obvious in
>many clips.
I've seen SM up close on more than one occassion for quite awhile each time and
if he's wearing a piece, it's a great one. Of course, I look for these things
and didn't notice it. :) (Not saying he doesn't wear one, but if he does, lots
of his celeb peers ought to give his supplier a call.)
Someone said that Mike Meyers wears a piece and he's another one that no way I
could tell, even after hearing that he did.
TrueToBrad
>
>John Wayne
>Frank Sinatra
>Jack Benny
>Bing Crosby
>Jimmy Stewart
>Ray Milland
>Yul Brynner (when he was starting out)
I believe George Burns, as well
Diana
The man was older than dirt.. cripes, if he wanted to wear his Depends
on the outside of his pants, I think he'd be entitled. I don't think
hair lives as long as GB did.
Diana
Note Self: Buy more brimstone
Jerry R. Colvin
>>>
>>>John Wayne
>>>Frank Sinatra
>>>Jack Benny
>>>Bing Crosby
>>>Jimmy Stewart
>>>Ray Milland
>>>Yul Brynner (when he was starting out)
>>
>>I believe George Burns, as well
What about Bogart??!?!
Alwtsi
>Frank Sinatra
>Jack Benny
>Bing Crosby
>Jimmy Stewart
>Ray Milland
>Yul Brynner
Do you suppose those guys were planted with their toups on?
*NaNcY*
>Charlton Heston
>Tony Bennett
>Paul Reiser
>William Shatner
>Marv Albert
>Burt Reynolds
>Ted Danson
>Liberace
Donald Trump wears a very bizarre fluff of something on top his head.
It looks pretty silly sitting on top of his grayer hair below it!
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> Do you suppose those guys were planted with their toups on?
He undoubtedly had several... but one of the Duke's rugs was
on display after his death at the Max Factor Museum in Hwood.
Ken
LLA
<cybergataR...@earthlink.net> wrote:
>Donald Trump wears a very bizarre fluff of something on top his head.
>It looks pretty silly sitting on top of his grayer hair below it!
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That can't be a rug. A rug would look infinitely better than that
pitiful excuse for a comb over. I'll bet Trump spends an hour every
morning manipulating the long icky strands to cover his whole head.
Note that his part starts just above his ear and to compensate for the
length needed to comb over he never cuts the hair on the back of his
head. Denial on a monumental scale. I'm sure Ivana and Marla could
tell the world a thing or two about what Trump looks like when he
"lets his hair down".
LLA
Joy S.
LLA <l...@portal.ca> wrote in message news:382b9adc...@nntp.portal.ca...
> On Thu, 11 Nov 1999 16:48:34 -0700, *NaNcY*
> <cybergataR...@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
>
> >Donald Trump wears a very bizarre fluff of something on top his head.
> >It looks pretty silly sitting on top of his grayer hair below it!
>
> pitiful excuse for a comb over. I'll bet Trump spends an hour every
> morning manipulating the long icky strands to cover his whole head.
> Note that his part starts just above his ear and to compensate for the
> length needed to comb over he never cuts the hair on the back of his
> head. Denial on a monumental scale. I'm sure Ivana and Marla could
> tell the world a thing or two about what Trump looks like when he
> "lets his hair down".
>
>
in his spare time.
peace
vocalize
>
>> Charles Grodin
>> Sam Donaldson
>> Dave Letterman (wears a patch)
This thread never goes away. . .
Letterman? Nope.
Grodin. . .nope, not since the transplant..
Trump?. . .nope again
Chuck Norris
Heston
Reynolds
Bogart
Fonda
Crosby
Sinatra
Tony Bennett
Stewart. . Jimmy, that is. . .
Benny
Jack Paar ( piece in front )
Tony Randall ( crown piece )
Shatner, natch
Walter Koenig ( Star Trek )
Steve Martin ( apparently only at times )
Willis ( depending on the role )
Sophia Loren
Chevy Chase. . .abandoned his piece after constant ridicule
Larry King has his hair professionally styled and spot sprayed daily
LLA
wrote:
>This thread never goes away. . .
>
>Letterman? Nope.
>Grodin. . .nope, not since the transplant..
>Trump?. . .nope again
>
>Chuck Norris
>Heston
>Reynolds
>Bogart
>Fonda
>Crosby
>Sinatra
>Tony Bennett
>Stewart. . Jimmy, that is. . .
>Benny
>Jack Paar ( piece in front )
>Tony Randall ( crown piece )
>Shatner, natch
>Walter Koenig ( Star Trek )
>Steve Martin ( apparently only at times )
>Willis ( depending on the role )
>Sophia Loren
>
>Chevy Chase. . .abandoned his piece after constant ridicule
>Larry King has his hair professionally styled and spot sprayed daily
Can we add Al Pacino to the list? I caught him on Rosie O'Donnell's
show today and I couldn't help but wonder what that spiderlike thing
was sprouting from his forehead.
LLA
Vidiot
diameter. I once sat behind him and Donna Douglas at a Penn & Teller magic
show at the Wiltern Theater, and was surprised by how balding he was.
Definitely some kind of weave-job going on for his movie roles.
A lot of the other people mentioned in this thread -- Jerry Seinfeld, Steve
Martin, Paul Reiser, etc. -- have thinning hair, and make-up people use
"strategic combing" to make the most of what they have. But as far as I
know, no rugs or extensions per se.
--Vidiot
KarenLe
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kar...@aol.comnojunk (KarenLe) wrote:
> lets not forget John Travolta.
>
Also, Joe Penny>>>Got to be the worst rug!!!
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>
> In article <19991114104539...@ng-fk1.aol.com>,
> kar...@aol.comnojunk (KarenLe) wrote:
> > lets not forget John Travolta.
> >
> Also, Joe Penny>>>Got to be the worst rug!!!
I think Nick Cage has the worst rug - as well as a nominee for "over
rated" actor. He has never been as good as he was in Raising Arizona.
Yawcah
Really?
b
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paces!!!!
We need Proof about Fabio!!! Sehbaca