by CoffeeBean » Fri Jul 24, 2020 3:33 pm
Hmm, when asked if the prop makes him look toothless, you said "No, much the opposite", but you said the same when I asked if it makes it look as if he has more teeth than usual... I'm confused. Could you clarify? Sure - the prop makes the actor appear to have fewer teeth than an average person, possibly debatable if he has any "normal" teeth. But while it makes him appear to have no or few "normal" teeth, it makes him appear to obviously have very large teeth of some kind (see below)
An unusual material: gold? steel? titanium? another metal? Some kind of metal, yes carbon fibre? wood? stone? glass? something organic?
Did the man have a normal, ordinary set of teeth without the prop? Yes Or was there something unusual about his teeth to begin with? Not relevant
When he used the prop in movies, did he always play the same character? Yes (same with the modern day person who experienced the same issue) Does the character relevantly do something with the teeth? YES...If so, bite someone? something? rip something apart with his teeth? ...he does all of these things.
Is the character a hero? He's this, but only for a brief moment a villain? He is this in almost every appearance except for his final one where he combined his usual action with one that he hadn't been known to do before