Best Bond Movies list from a (mock) Hairdresser's POV

chrisisall

Dr. No- Sean's hair was still thick & lovely at this early point in his career, nicely cut & meticulously styled!
Diamond Are Forever- A very expensive toupee & marvelous on-set hairdressers made this a most memorable Bond outing! Always swept back well and very dashing.
Man With The Golden Gun/ Spy Who Loved Me- Both films exhibited Roger's sandy light brown locks teased to their fullest potential! The always potentially problematical hair spray effect was finessed expertly!
Living Daylights- Timothy's hard-to-manage waves were, for the most part, tamed with exquisite precision! A shame it got so out of control in the next flick!
Goldeneye- Perhaps the greatest of the Bond films. Pierce's fine dark follicles flowed fabulously! Even upside-down! Highest rating!

chrisisall

Ehhh, I guess this isn't as amusing as I originally thought it would be.
Nevermind. 8-)

GordoLeiter

Diamonds Are Forever - Oh gawsh whoever dyed Connery's toupee must have gotten it all over his face, did you see how dark his face was in the movie, goodness!

You Only Live Twice - Really, giving ol Bond a bowl cut when he becomes asian? How Racist....

Napoleon Plural

Never Say Never Again. Oh dear.

I guess Frank Sinatra's toupe has gone freelance. And is that dead seaweed on his head in one scene.

Dutchfinger

I gotta agree on the Goldeneye one, Pierce looked a lot younger with that haircut then he did in his other three movies.
I think Dr. No is actually the only movie in which Sean Connery had his real hair, in all the others he wore wigs I believe.. (Or did he already do that in Dr. No as well?)

Thunderpussy

There are many stories about Connery's hair or lack of, although I do believe
from what I've read over the years that he did indeed have a Tupe in Dr No.
But I'm sure others will have more info on it.

GordoLeiter

OHMSS - Honey that hair style looked good on Connery, on you it looks like ****.

zaphod

Thunderpussy wrote:

There are many stories about Connery's hair or lack of, although I do believe
from what I've read over the years that he did indeed have a Tupe in Dr No.
But I'm sure others will have more info on it.

I believe he had a spray to cover a thinning patch at the crown, but the 'piece' itself made it's appearance in FRWL.

Thunderpussy

Thanks for the "Heads up " ) on the toupe -{