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April 12, 2012 Hair Apparent
By Tindara Sidoti-McNary
Christopher Eccleston and Daniel Craig, Our Friends in the North, 1996
Do you remember the acclaimed nineties BBC drama that brought actors Christopher Eccleston and Daniel Craig to popular attention? I recall it fondly as ‘Our Wigs in the North’. You see, friends, I have a problem with hair and make-up. The anachronistic mullet, the dreadful syrup, the misplaced pout; I cannot rest when it doesn’t work in a TV or film drama. Immune to the frustrated protestations of my viewing companions, I just can’t ignore it and be another brick in the fourth wall. The distraction of an obvious scratchy looking wig or time travelling bonce infuriates me deeply, often forcing me to shout obscenities about fringes at the telly.
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Tags: Carry on Matron, film making, Hair, Make up, No Country for Old Men, Our Friends in the North, Pride and Prejudice, The Departed, Tom Jones
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