Old Hollywood movie stars who had great hair

THAT'S "great hair?" Jesus, he looks like a bloody poufter. It looks like he was inspired by Donald Trump's mother's horrible 'do.

He still does.

Back in the day.

Gene Kelly

LOL @ R4!

Rita Hayworth

F F

Burt would have left no stone unturned to mock, fight, criticize Trump. He was a fearless, staunch liberal and a friend of gays.

You have no idea what you're talking about R1.

Veronica Lake. Her hair was her trademark, that long mane of blonde hair falling over one eye. It was gorgeous.

Maureen O'Hara

AH WOULD LAHK A WARD

Wigs ?

Rita Hayworth (despite the torture of the electrolysis hairline and the red dye)

Veronica Lake, in her prime.

[quote]You have no idea what you're talking about [R1].

I didn't say he WAS a bloody poufter who looks like he was inspired by Donald Trump's mother's horrible 'do, I said he LOOKS a bloody poufter who looks like he was inspired by Donald Trump's mother's horrible 'do .

And he really does, too.

Jane Fonda always had a pretty amazing head of hair--resilient, considering some of the crappy looks forced upon it.

Anita Ekberg.

Guy Madison and that tousled 'do, like he just got out of bed.

Gregory Peck.

Dick Davalos

Not really "old Hollywood," but, George Clooney.

Linda Darnell

Marilyn Monroe.

Miss Ursula Andress

Young Monty Clift.

Bette Davis seems like she may have had good hair.

I guess he counts as Old Hollywood” now?

Jeff Bridges got very lucky in the hair department.

Joanie

DL favorite John Goodman has good hair but doesn't do much to enhance it.

R28, Redford's current wig-wearing situation casts doubt on whether it was ever his real hair.

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Brooke Shields. Surprised she never had her own brand of hair products.

Sharon Tate

Is that Joan Crawford at r30 or Randy Rainbow playing Joan Crawford?

Ava Gardner

"Brooke Shields. Surprised she never had her own brand of hair products."

She did commercials for some hair product line. I can't remember what it was. But in the commercials her hair looked very fake and overdone, all pouffy and gleaming. My guess is that it took hours to get it to look that way for the camera. Her UNdone hair was very average.

Greg Peck's great hair genes are strong.

Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.

You can clearly see George clooney's hair transplant plugs at R22

Does chest hair count ?

Miss Kay Lenz

Guy Madison looks like a young Peter O'Toole; he had great hair too!

Luke Perry is a better comparison.

The resemblance was stronger with age.

Eldergay?

Beverly Sills!

David Canary had gorgeous hair and he never needed a wig.

Kirstie Alley!

Charles Farrell. Who still had a nice head of hair, albeit it silver, many decades later in the show My Little Margie.

Ms. Ethel Merman!!

Madman and all around genius character actor Robert Newton.

William Shatner has a great head of hair.

Yes, R54, and it sleeps on a styrofoam head at night when he goes to bed.

Redford and his wigs/hairpieces et al. have been discussed previously on DL.

It must have been difficult being known for your hair and then losing it fairly early on in your career. Redford was a natural redhead and started bleaching his hair bright blonde from the 60s on (that can't have helped matters). Looks like he started wearing a hairpiece at some point in the 70s. By the time he won Best Director in 1981, he's either got a full-on wig or a toupee.

Clint Eastwood.

Dana Andrews...thick, wavy and luscious. I think that he was part Native American.

Stanwyck...

Vivien Leigh.

Debra Messing.

Jill Zarin

Louise Brooks

This guy.

Which “Old Hollywood” Movie Star is R64?

Oh puhleeze, r63.

R3 That guy belongs on the Eyebrows thread.

That's Tyrone Power R64. Because I say so.

In case he hasn't been mentioned...Robert Preston

Moira Shearer