A closer look
Sean Connery wore a hairpiece in every single one of his appearances as the iconic British spy James Bond, starting from Dr. No in 1962 all the way to Never Say Never Again in 1983. Back in the day, natural male pattern baldness apparently wasn't considered an acceptable trait for an internationally renowned, womanizing secret agent with a license to kill. It is deeply amusing to realize that generations of men idolized a standard of absolute masculine perfection that was literally glued to the top of an actor's scalp every morning in the makeup trailer. You would think the world's greatest spy might have worried about his toupee flying off during a high-speed Aston Martin chase, but Hollywood magic ensured his fake hair remained perfectly immaculate while he saved the world and casually undermined modern feminist ideals with a single raised eyebrow
