Ewan McGregor skilled repeated cases of dangerous hair days, facial and in any other case, when it got here to taking part in Obi-Wan Kenobi, who was apparently a galaxy far, distant from an honest barber. In an interview with Leisure Weekly, the actor was fast to spotlight the hair points he had when taking up the career-changing function of the legendary Jedi knight. One standout level for the actor throughout his time capturing the prequel trilogy was Obi-Wan’s beard trying so unusual within the “Star Wars: Episode II – Assault of the Clones” Kamino scene, provided that it was a faux one. Previous to that, although, his time on “Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace” had some mishaps too.
Upon returning for reshoots, after he had already altered his hair, McGregor needed to put on a short-hair wig to take care of on-screen continuity. “For those who’ve obtained a wig and it is lengthy hair, you may disguise the truth that it is a wig, however when it is a quick hair wig, it is a nightmare.” It was a difficulty that haunted the Jedi-in-the-making even after completion, a lot to his shock. “Some brilliant spark determined to place me on a poster within the wig. They picked a picture of me from the reshoots, and I noticed myself on this enormous poster within the wig, and I am like, ‘Are you kidding me? You could not discover a picture of me from the true shoot?'” Having the excessive floor is all the time necessary, however because the younger star discovered, having an excellent trim is important.
For those who’re a fan of the star (faux hair or not), you’ll want to take a look at our story on each Ewan McGregor film, ranked from worst to greatest.