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The acting careers of some well known actors prove that things like being ugly or having acne scars may have no effect whatsoever on an acting career. Well, I suppose it could hurt someone who can barely act. The actors I'm going to spotlight, however, can definitely act.
I'm only going to concentrate on three actors: Edward James Olmos, Bill Murray and James Woods. I'm sure there are a few more actors who had acne problems in their youth, but these are the three I remember the most. No, I'm not going to mention any actresses because while some are ugly, I've never seen any getting away with having acne scars.
Close Encounters of the Acne Kind
The first time I ever saw prominent acne scars was on the face of my American History teacher in high school, in Hawaii in 1976. I never mentioned it to him or anyone else because people can be very sensitive about skin disorders and the consequential scarring that can occur.
I didn't know that acne scars could be completely removed with dermatologist abrasion equipment until a fellow military member showed me pictures of his face in the process of being fixed up while I was in the military in 1979. Yes, they can be removed, and without any telltale signs that the acne scars ever existed.
Bill Murray
Although he was cast member of "Saturday Night Live" in 1977, I didn't watch the show until 1981. I was in the military and rarely had time to watch TV. Saturday Night Live wasn't high on my priority list at the time either.
I remember seeing the acne scars on Bill Murray's face and wondering to myself why he didn't just have the scars removed. I already knew by that time that various forms of acne treatment existed and I figured he could probably afford the most expensive treatment.
It doesn't matter now. He has long list of film credits and he never hides his face.
James Woods
The first movie I saw with James Woods in it was "Against All Odds". Even though it was a 1984 movie, I didn't see it until after I and my wife were married in 1985 and only on HBO.
I distinctly remember the acne scars he had at the time. My wife prodded me to rent "Videodrome" and I really didn't notice the scars in that movie. Perhaps I was just too engrossed by the surrealism of the movie.
Edward James Olmos
When I saw Edward James Olmos as Lieutenant Castillo on "Miami Vice" in 1984, I remembered my high school teacher. Their complexion was almost the same, although my teacher was of Hawaiian ancestry, not Mexican.
When he starred in the latest version of "Battlestar Galactica", his acne scars weren't even noticeable anymore.
The Effects of Age
Whenever I see actors that are old enough to have prominent wrinkles, their acne scars (if any) appear to blend in. That's how I perceive all three of these actors now. When I see them on TV or in the movies, I don't see the scars; I see the wrinkles of age.
I guess if you wait long enough, acne treatment is no longer required. Of course, aging will never disguise the effects of being ugly. How does that saying go? "Beauty is only skin deep, but ugly goes all the way to the bone."
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Now adays you see alot of actors and actresses promoting acne medicine. Im sure alot of them have scars and other skins issues it just that the media covers it up with make-up and photoshop.
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TV and film actors wear make up for a variety of reasons, one of which can be covering a scar or tattoo but mostly because of the technology in cameras and lighting. Even an actor with flawless skin may at the very least have powder applied just so he/she doesn't shine and reflect light.
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I have been told that a ruby laser would work but so many actors have dreadful pock marks and surely they can afford the best treatment. Is there anything that works, please?
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maybe they don't bother with removing the scars because they know that post-production will do it for them ;-)
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A kind of "unique research" about acne scars. I think its the way the actor shows their "macho" looking. Thanks for giving an inspiration in the way we look people around us, connected with your own topic about acne scars
To know how to treat your face is first process, But to make it work then you should do it daily, You will get uesd to do it in the future, This is work ! If you start it today.
Certainly advances in high definition television have made it more difficult for celebrities to hide their bad complexions. Getting rid of scars often takes working with a dermatologist, but there are some less expensive routes you can try first. If you find one that works for you, you will probably have saved yourself considerable expense. http://www.acnetko.com/acne-scar-removal.php
There are tons of ways to get rid of your pimples that do not cost a penny!