How cinema helped villainise the bald man
In his new action movie ‘Flight Risk’, Mark Wahlberg plays a villain – and you can tell because his character is balding.
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Wallace and Gromit villain Feathers McGraw becomes tattoo parlour hit
One of the most menacing characters to come out of Preston has proven surprisingly super popular with tattoo fans.
Wallace and Gromit villain Feathers McGraw becomes popular tattoo choice after release of new film
Feathers McGraw has become a viral sensation, with tattoo artists noticing an increase in people requesting the evil penguin ...
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Wallace and Gromit's silent nemesis Feathers McGraw becomes unlikely tattoo hit and Gen Z women are first in the queue
Ms O'Donohoe had an image of McGraw with a seal pup on his lap, a tongue-in-cheek reference to James Bond villain Ernst Stavro Blofeld, tattooed on to her right arm by the Brass Tattoo Company in ...
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Wallace and Gromit villain Feathers McGraw becomes tattoo parlour hit
Ms O’Donohoe had an image of McGraw with a seal pup on his lap, a tongue-in-cheek reference to James Bond villain Ernst Stavro Blofeld, tattooed on to her right arm by the Brass Tattoo Company ...
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How cinema helped villainise the bald man
From Ernst Stavro Blofeld and Darth Vader to Lex Luthor and Lord Voldemort, the list of follically challenged antagonists is about as long as the history of storytelling itself. “It dates back ...