Mentioned elsewhere, but Harry Street (Gregory Peck) gets a straight shave (and a nick) in The Snows of Kilimanjaro (1952):
Who can name movies or TV shows that have shaving scenes.
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I never realized how much shaving went on in "Car 54, Where Are You". Actually, it was mostly lathering, not shaving in the locker room scenes, though Fred Gwynne did shave with a straight razor a few times.
These are all from different episodes.
These are all from different episodes.
It's probably been mentioned but Kramer in Seinfeld shaves in a few scenes and even uses a stick of butter and gets George to try it
That’s right! I forgot about this scene. Good episode too
“You ever thought about what’re you gonna do on the toilet? WHADDYA GONNA DO ON DA TOILET????”
Not a shaving scene but related. Burma Shave ads in A League of Their Own
I was just watching Doctor Dolittle and there are two. Sir Richard Attenborough is shaving with a straight at the circus. Later on, Red Harrison uses a broken bottle to shave.
Couldn't find any pic or video...
NCIS S3 Ep23 Hiatus, Gibbs is in the hospital and takes a cart to clean up his high & tight Marine haircut around the sides.
NCIS S3 Ep23 Hiatus, Gibbs is in the hospital and takes a cart to clean up his high & tight Marine haircut around the sides.
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LET'S SEE IT....A Tale of Two Sisters (2003)
There is a scene in which the father shaves with a DE. However, the lather looks pretty damn dry.
WC Fields Pt. 1:
WC Fields has a shaving scene lasting more than three minutes near the beginning of "It's a Gift," 1934.
The scene starts with Fields peacefully having his morning shave, when his daughter knocks: "Pop, hurry up!"
He answers: "Come on in, I'm only shaving."
Big mistake.
His daughter proceeds to monopolize the bathroom mirror, as an uncomplaining Fields attempts to use the mirror to continue his shave.
After applying lipstick and combing her hair, she gargles.
Startling Fields, who is now attempting, unsuccessfully, to shave using the bottom of a can as a mirror.
To be continued....
WC Fields has a shaving scene lasting more than three minutes near the beginning of "It's a Gift," 1934.
The scene starts with Fields peacefully having his morning shave, when his daughter knocks: "Pop, hurry up!"
He answers: "Come on in, I'm only shaving."
Big mistake.
His daughter proceeds to monopolize the bathroom mirror, as an uncomplaining Fields attempts to use the mirror to continue his shave.
After applying lipstick and combing her hair, she gargles.
Startling Fields, who is now attempting, unsuccessfully, to shave using the bottom of a can as a mirror.
To be continued....
WC Fields Pt. 2:
WC Fields has a shaving scene lasting more than three minutes near the beginning of "It's a Gift," 1934.
In an attempt to continue his shave, Fields hangs a mirror from the ceiling, and sits on top of a chair,
with potentially disastrous results.
So, after falling off, no more chair. He now attempts to use the hanging mirror while standing up.
But the mirror refuses to hold still...
twisting and twirling...
as Fields turns and turns...
by now surely getting dizzy.
To be continued....
WC Fields has a shaving scene lasting more than three minutes near the beginning of "It's a Gift," 1934.
In an attempt to continue his shave, Fields hangs a mirror from the ceiling, and sits on top of a chair,
with potentially disastrous results.
So, after falling off, no more chair. He now attempts to use the hanging mirror while standing up.
But the mirror refuses to hold still...
twisting and twirling...
as Fields turns and turns...
by now surely getting dizzy.
To be continued....
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WC Fields Pt. 3:
WC Fields has a shaving scene lasting more than three minutes near the beginning of "It's a Gift," 1934.
He give up on the twirling mirror, and changes the angle, pointing it down.
Fields is now lying on the chair, looking up, as his son barges in on roller skates to talk to him.
His daughter finally leaves and he is shaving in peace, more or less...
when his wife shows up to read him an important letter.
His wife, noticing his rather odd posture, demands: "What kind of tomfoolery are you up to, now?"
"I'm shaving," Fields replies.
"Why don't you shave over there?" she says, pointing at the now empty sink and mirror.
So it is.
(BTW, did you notice how skinny W.C. Fields looks, even in his undershirt? I used to think he was fat. But compared to Americans now, he looks downright svelte.)
WC Fields has a shaving scene lasting more than three minutes near the beginning of "It's a Gift," 1934.
He give up on the twirling mirror, and changes the angle, pointing it down.
Fields is now lying on the chair, looking up, as his son barges in on roller skates to talk to him.
His daughter finally leaves and he is shaving in peace, more or less...
when his wife shows up to read him an important letter.
His wife, noticing his rather odd posture, demands: "What kind of tomfoolery are you up to, now?"
"I'm shaving," Fields replies.
"Why don't you shave over there?" she says, pointing at the now empty sink and mirror.
So it is.
(BTW, did you notice how skinny W.C. Fields looks, even in his undershirt? I used to think he was fat. But compared to Americans now, he looks downright svelte.)
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Didn't see this one posted.
Mr. Robot S03 E03 45:45 on Amazon prime.
Brush and razor look out of a Pearl set. I have the set with chrome handle. Soap seems to be VDH in their Pewter Caddy mug.
I watch the series and like it as its my field of work.
Mr. Robot S03 E03 45:45 on Amazon prime.
Brush and razor look out of a Pearl set. I have the set with chrome handle. Soap seems to be VDH in their Pewter Caddy mug.
I watch the series and like it as its my field of work.
I know the scene from "Oh, God!" with John Denver and the DE has been mentioned, but has anyone else noticed the Schick Injector on the counter?
Since this was 1977, it's likely an L1. It's also interesting that the dispenser is still attached. I wonder if there was a deleted scene where God had trouble inserting the blade and decided to hand Denver the DE instead!
Since this was 1977, it's likely an L1. It's also interesting that the dispenser is still attached. I wonder if there was a deleted scene where God had trouble inserting the blade and decided to hand Denver the DE instead!
He must’ve cut himself a lot. That’s a lot of toilet paper for a shaving den.
know the scene from "Oh, God!" with John Denver and the DE has been mentioned, but has anyone else noticed the Schick Injector on the counter?
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Since this was 1977, it's likely an L1. It's also interesting that the dispenser is still attached. I wonder if there was a deleted scene where God had trouble inserting the blade and decided to hand Denver the DE instead!
Just watched this and another Bob Hope movie today
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