daniel craigs changing hair

christotheman

In the Opera Scene in Tosca At the start of the scene yous ee DC's hair is combed left and later it is on the right.
I know what you all are thinking the wind did but, it didn't look like the wind did it.

minigeff

sure its not just a reversed shot?

i've seen it in some films in the past where using reversed shots backfires massively, especially when things like car numberplates are in view.

ps, is this in the right forum?

Hardyboy

minigeff wrote:

ps, is this in the right forum?

Not by a long shot. Moving it to the QoS forum.

HowardB

Continuity errors happen from time to time in films....but are many times not obvious. Apparently "Thunderball" was full of continuity gaffs, especially the scene when Bond is surveying the area from a hellacopter with Felix.

christotheman

In Thunderball they put the wrong persons voice in instead of Felix Leiter.

Gassy Man

When I saw the title, I thought it meant the way the length seemed to change in some shots -- in the Tosca scene, the back in particular looked longer and unkempt compared to some earlier and even later scenes. Given how stringy his hair is, I'm not sure why they don't trim it a little more in the back rather than have that bit hanging down that men losing their hair sometimes want to keep. His hair is also longer and parted more obviously than in Casino Royale -- he looks a lot more 1960s than he did in the previous film. Of course, Craig's physical appearance looked different in some shots in Casino Royale, too, than others -- compare how puffy he looks in the actual casino scenes versus, say, the shots in the Bahamas or during the opening chase scene. My guess is Craig would look best with very short hair rather than longer.