The actors frantically change their image in the film. Hair often helps to visually reflect the character's characteristics. Usually you need a wig to change your image. It's hard for viewers to tell what's fake hair and what's not.
A closer look at the hair of actors in popular movies and TV shows was observed, and the role of wigs and wigs was discovered.
Anya Taylor-Joy
In After the Horse, Anya Taylor-Joy becomes the owner of the redhead with a wig. In the script, the character is not ginger: this is a suggestion made by the actress and the hair artist herself. This makes the player even more compelling in the crowd.
Another reason anya uses wigs is to protect her natural hair, as they tend to spoil in different procedures. In the movie Emma, the actress dyed her natural hair lighter to make her character look lighter.
Margot Robbie
The eccentric Harry Quinn was attracted to her colorful ponytails. The actress wore wigs and it wasn't easy to shoot scenes in the rain. The appearance of Harley Quinn's comic book characters is no accident. She is a clown princess and her hair matches her image.
Kristen Stewart
In the Twilight section, Kristen Stewart wears a wig, and you can see unnatural hair. The actress wears a wig because she needs to cut her hair short in order to play a role in other films.
Nicole Kidman
Nicole often wears a wig on set. For example, in Big Little Lies, her red hair is artificial. This hairstyle helped shape the image of an elegant woman and loving mother. In InAction, she goes back to curls. But that's also a wig.
Tom Hiddleston
Loki's hair was long and black. That's what he looks like in the comics — that's what he looks like in the movies, and Loki actor Tom Hiddleston is born blonde. For the first film, Thor, starring Loki, Tom grew and dyed his hair, just like his character painted. But in the Avengers movie, Tom wears a wig because he cuts the hair for other characters who need it.
Scarlett Johansson
Wigs are a way to easily turn into another person. In many of her films, she is an actress with disheveled hair. Her favorite wig is the red hair of playing Black Widow in the Marvel Universe, and the character on screen looks like a cartoon character.
Jennifer Aniston
The actress's hair is beautiful, but she often hides her hair under a wig. For example, in the movies Fake Family and Evil Boss, Jennifer's natural hair is obscured by artificial hair. For an actress, a wig is an opportunity to keep natural hair healthy without being spoiled by endless combs and hairstyles. Wearing a wig will also shorten the time and make your character more personal.
Gillian Anderson
The actress, who plays Agent Scoury, wears a wig. It was a coercive measure: Gillian Anderson feared she would go bald because her hair was too hot, and her health was poor.
Angelina jolie
In the film Agent Schott, the actress dramatically changes the appearance of the characters to escape the hunt. Of course, for every scene, the actresses didn't re-dye or cut their hair. She just wore a different wig and quickly changed her appearance.
Catherine Zeta-Jones
The actress's role in the movie Chicago didn't need to be cut off because she wore a wig.
Ubi Goldberg
To win an Oscar, she swapped her short hair for naturally long hair. At the time, reggae braids were unusual for Hollywood, and Ubi would sometimes feel embarrassed by her appearance, even though she topped the list of actresses.
Robert Pattinson
Robert Pattinson starred in a vampire saga about natural hair after filming the film Twilight. But after a while, the film restarted shooting, completing some scenes. In the end, the actor had to wear a wig.