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  1. 31-10-06 01:34 PM #1
    Stephen Jones
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    One of the contributing factors to the repulse of the Zulus at Rorke's Drift was undoubtedly the nuclear gleam of Michael Caine's gnashers. Did he have a complete dental make-over before "Zulu" shot him to fame ?

    How about a list of memorable celluloid dental work ?
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  2. 31-10-06 02:41 PM #2
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    name='Stephen Jones']One of the contributing factors to the repulse of the Zulus at Rorke's Drift was undoubtedly the nuclear gleam of Michael Caine's gnashers. Did he have a complete dental make-over before "Zulu" shot him to fame ?

    How about a list of memorable celluloid dental work ?
    Not sure about Michael then.

    I'm sure he's had a complete overhaul in his older age. His mouth seems not to be the right shape for his current gnashers , but I guess that will come to us all one day.



    In 1957, a reviewer was quite rude about Patrick McGoohan's teeth:



    "McGoohan is destined to be a giant cinema personality. Held here and properly produced, he will make more dollars for Britain than Guinness, canned or bottled. He’s almost all wrong. He has a mouthful of crooked blue-white teeth. Hollywood, notorious for directed dentistry would give them up at a glance – rightly. They are part of his charm........... Physically he is Heston, Douglas and Lancaster rolled into one. Women picturegoers, I believe, will find him terrifying and irresistible. Properly produced he will be BIG Box Office.�





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  3. 31-10-06 05:57 PM #3
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    Maybe he got them done before the film? It was after all his first major picture. Or perhaps the make up artists used crude techniques in those days like tippex
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    Was Jonathan Ross' description of Burt Lancaster something like "having too many teeth for a human mouth to have"?

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  5. 01-11-06 03:34 AM #5
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    I noticed that Dennis Waterman seems to have had a new full set of false gnashers installed.

    In the latest television series of 'New Tricks' the teeth plates are quite noticable and give Dennis's face features a different look and at times also affects his manner of speach.



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