10+ Things We Went Unnoticed While Watching Our Favorite Movies

Rami Malek had to perfect his portrayal of Freddie Mercury's voice and appearance in order to fully convey the character. Malek wore several sets of fake teeth made by Jan Sewell, the film's head of hair and makeup, as prosthetic dentures for a year to hone his singing and speaking.

With the help of prosthetics artist Mark Coulier, Meryl Streep transformed perfectly into former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady. The actress had to wear silicone masks and prosthetic teeth to feature Thatcher’s realistic again versions. 

Robert Pattinson is best known for his role as Edward Cullen in Twilight. However, to embody this character, he wore golden contact lenses during the films to match the character’s eye color, despite having naturally blue eyes.

For her role as Edward’s sister Rosalie Hale in Twilight, Nikki Reed underwent a dramatic transformation. She dyed her hair blonde and wore wigs on set to match her character’s looks, despite being a natural brunette. 

In The Lovely Bones, Stanley Tucci had to make a considerable change to his appearance in order to portray the antagonist, George Harvey. For his transformation into the character, Tucci donned a blonde wig and blue contact lenses to conceal the actor's dark brown eyes and more like the character's features.

Austin Butler’s portrayal of Elvis Presley, in Elvis required meticulous attention to detail. To resemble the legendary singer, the actor wore prosthetics to create a chiseled jawline and dyed his naturally blonde hair to fit the iconic look. 

Ashley Tisdale underwent a drastic transformation to portray Sharpay Evans in High School Musical. The actress gave up her natural hair to become synonymous with the character’s iconic blonde locks.

Subtle prosthetic enhancements were required for Joseph Gordon-Levitt to play the younger version of Bruce Willis' character in Looper. This included lip pieces, a nose attachment, false eyebrows, and blue contact lenses to resemble the older actor, resulting in a seamless transformation.

For the role of Aileen Wuornos in Monster, Charlize Theron had to wear makeup and prosthetic teeth to become the complete opposite of her glamorous Hollywood image.

Orlando Bloom underwent a tremendous makeover for his roles as Legolas the Elf in The Lord of the Rings trilogy and the subsequent Hobbit movies. Despite having naturally brown eyes, Bloom used bright blue contact lenses to mimic Legolas' recognizable blue eyes.

Character Allie Hamilton in The Notebook was described as an iconic strawberry blonde hairdo. Therefore, Rachel McAdams, who took on this role, had to dye her brown hair to achieve the character’s signature look. 

His role as Noah in The Notebook required him to undergo a dramatic transformation. To match the eye color of the elderly version of his character, he put on brown contact lenses, despite having blue eyes in real life. 

Nicole Kidman had to wear a prosthetic nose to match the role of English writer Virginia Woolf. It took her 3 hours each day to transform into the character, but Kidman enjoyed the anonymity it provided while the cameras were rolling.

Halle Berry had to go through several changes in order to play her part in the science fiction movie Cloud Atlas. One of her more well-known roles was that of Jocasta Ayrs, who had golden brown eyes, blonde hair, and a prosthetic nose in contrast to her real looks. Through these amazing changes, Berry demonstrated her acting range.

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