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When my cousin played the magic-shaped woman, she needed to stand for seven or eight hours, and let six female makeup artists around her to paste silicone prosthesis and paint and color it. In an interview afterwards, my cousin said: "I got some things from oil paint, strange boils, rashes and blisters, and (the doctor) had to pick them up."
When filming "X-Men: Reversal of the Future", the magic-shaped woman's makeup method was changed to a ones-piece tights. Only the face, neck, hands and other parts were made up with improved harmless paint, but it also took three hours of makeup time;
"X-Men: Apocalypse " was the oil paint method that inherited the makeup method of the previous tights, and the scene of the magic-shaped woman's blue body was even more rare.
Buddy Abson - Tin Man " Wizard of Oz " (1939)
Buddy Abson played by Tin Man
The original Tin Man was played by Buddy Abson. He worked with the costume stylist to debug countless times and finally determined the appropriate makeup - apply aluminum powder on the white topcoat.
Buddy Abson's Tin Man Trial Photo
On the ninth day of the shooting, Buddy Abson was taken to the hospital in a shortness of breath and spasm, and was hospitalized for two weeks - he was allergic to aluminum. In the film, Jack Haley played the tin man
In the end, Jack Haley replaced him, and aluminum powder was also mixed into the white topcoat.
Toby Maguire - Peter Parker " Spider-Man " (2002)
Spider-Man and Mary Jane's "Kiss in the Rain" has become a classic screen scene, but when filming this scene, the Spider-Man mask forces the rain into Toby Maguire's nose - he almost drowned.
Kate Winslet -Russ "Titanic" (1997)
Kate Winslet also almost drowned. On the set of "Titanic", she and Leonardo DiCaprio were in the scene of the scene where she fled the cabin of the water, and Winslet was trapped underwater. She struggled for a long time before she could get out. This experience scared her a lot.
Margaret Hamilton - Western witch "The Wizard of Oz" (1939)
"The Wizard of Oz" crew accidents occur frequently. The Western witch played by Hamilton has a signature green skin. This copper-based green cosmetic not only can only be removed with alcohol, stimulating her skin and making her green, but also brings her greater danger.
There is a scene where a Western witch leaves the Munchijin Kingdom in smoke and flames. There is a secret door on the shooting site that allows the actors to escape safely, but the door cannot be opened at a critical moment. This was a serious shooting accident, with Hamilton's costumes and makeup oils extremely flammable, with severe burns on her right hand, burning her eyebrows, and burning her cheeks and chin.
Jim Carrey - Grinch "The Grudge" (2000)
In the 92 days of filming, Jim Carrey, who plays the green-haired monster Grinch , spent three hours a day on makeup and one hour off makeup at night. Being trapped in latex skin made him feel so uncomfortable that he almost suffered from claustrophobia that he learned anti-torture skills from a CIA agent.
John Reese-Davis- Jinli "Lord of the Rings" Trilogy (2001-2003)
When filming the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, Davis's face was seriously allergic to cosmetics and was in severe pain, so he could only work once every three days.
Later asked if he could continue to play the dwarf Jin Li in " Hobbit ", he said bluntly, "No", he did not think his skin could withstand this "abuse" again.
Scarlett Johnson - Black Widow "Avengers" (2012)
Sister Widow's combat uniform is quite sexy, and it also makes the actor suffer a lot.One of the filming sites of Avengers is in the desert area of New Mexico, where Scarlett Johnson was so hot that he was even hallucinating when shooting a roof fight.
Kuno Baker - "A Day of Shivering"
Mexican actor Kuno Baker, who became famous for "One Goal", is now a household name in Latin America. However, in April 2016, he encountered a serious shooting accident. At that time, he and another actor were filmed with a new film about the 1985 Mexican earthquake. After being splashed with water, the cosmetics on his head flowed into his eyes, causing him to lose 85% of his vision.
Bak posted a photo on Twitter afterwards
Bak said on Twitter that all this was caused by the negligence of the makeup team - they had no idea how dangerous the cosmetics they used were.
Martha Mansfield - "Virginia's Slums" (1924)
This beautiful girl is a well-known actress in the silent film era. When filming the last scene in her life, she went back to the car to rest in a costume. Someone threw an unextinguished match over. Her costume quickly caught fire, and the driver who came to put out the fire was also burned. The day after being sent to the hospital, Martha died at the age of 24.
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