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Yes! Yes yes yes! THis has been a pet peeve of mine for a few years. I hate how unrealistically white and straight everyone's teeth are nowadays. It really stands out for me, especially for character roles. you see some guy playing a homeless man, for instance, and they've got the most perfect teeth imaginable. And, yes, I'm sure there are homeless folk with good teeth. But come on.
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Yeah, I've noticed this because I have imperfect teeth. And I do some acting and since I started, I've become more self conscious about it. Whatever happened to incisors? Crooked bottom teeth? Discoloration?
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Yeah, I'll go with that. Kids get braces and whatnot. But I really do hate the whole "sanded smooth" look.
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What is the method used today to replace the teeth of big stars when they get older? For instance, why do Michael Douglas' teeth now look glossy and weird? They are shaped like his teeth always have been for the most part, but they look...I dunno, fake. Noticed that recently with Morgan Freeman, too. Is there a method of taking a cast of someone's existing teeth to make them look the same shape/size?
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Aug 2, 2012 - 10:50 AM
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Mr. Jack
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Jewel has fucked-up teeth, and she's still beautiful. It's not just teeth...actors used to have certain physical "imperfections" that neverthless gave their faces character (Harrison Ford's chin scar, Robert De Niro's mole, ect.), but now actors look like they came out of an automated factory, narry a blemish, crooked incisor or errant mole to be seen. There are a handful of actresses with "beauty marks" like Eva Mendes, and I prefer them that way. Hell, Cindy Crawford was the supermodel of the 90's, yet she'd never be allowed to keep her trademark mole today.
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Aug 3, 2012 - 10:56 AM
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Ado
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I don't quite understand the question, are we talking actors, or their characters in movies. Of course the actors have perfert teeth, they have loads of dosh & can afford the very best capmeisters. As for the movie characters, yeah their teeth are perfect, & they never seem to need to do a poo & they can get kicked in the face ten times & not even a bruse, but that's the movies for you. This whole Brits with bad teeth thing is way out of date, I walk around London & it's a sea of white teeth, the fluoride in the water seems to have worked. And you go to the dentist & it's all caps these days. To - Two - TOO! well perhaps so, you can blame Austin Powers, I did not really mean it in a bad way. I think it is rather okay for some people to have less than perfect looking teeth, it seem that Americans were the ones that started the obsession with celebrity teeth, and it is of course expensive and rather shallow. Dentist in the HuffPost wrote about it> www.huffingtonpost.com/thomas-p-connelly-dds/dental-myths_b_1032949.html
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Aug 3, 2012 - 11:09 AM
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CinemaScope
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well perhaps so, you can blame Austin Powers, I did not really mean it in a bad way. I think it is rather okay for some people to have less than perfect looking teeth, it seem that Americans were the ones that started the obsession with celebrity teeth, and it is of course expensive and rather shallow. Dentist in the HuffPost wrote about it> www.huffingtonpost.com/thomas-p-connelly-dds/dental-myths_b_1032949.html Some people on UK TV look a bit daft, their teeth are SO white, they look a bit silly really. My elder sister had her teeth capped a couple of years age, they did a great job, but it cost a lot of money. I think you're going to see a lot less capping now as people's teeth look so good these days, maybe a combination of the electric toothbrush & fluoride. The caps I've been most impressed with belong to Rolling Stone, Keith Richard, they look perfect & must have cost him a fortune, just think of what the dentist had to work with, with all those years of cocane abuse.
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So sorry, but...it should be; far too prominent & Actors Teeth Are Too Perfect. I don't mind actors with perfect teeth, & they never have to go to the loo either, but movies should be better than real life.
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