Richard Benjamin in Portnoy’s Complaint. It’s either a Techmatic or a Schick injector.
Who can name movies or TV shows that have shaving scenes.
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Most recently, Nobody with Bob Odenkirk had a brief straight razor shave scene. It was a fun movie with Saul going full on commando.
No, the guy he was seeing was getting the shave.
The Barber scene in Nobody film recently.
It was Colin Salmon getting a shave.
Here are some screenshots of "Nobody". As mentioned by @Lather and Razors, Colin Salmon gets a straight razor shave in a barbershop.
Lathering up:
Sideburns touchup:
Upper lip touchup:
Trimming eyebrows:
Lathering up:
Sideburns touchup:
Upper lip touchup:
Trimming eyebrows:
Watched North by Northwest yesterday. I always get a little giggle out of the look Cary Grant gets from the guy at the next sink shaving with his straight razor while Cary uses the teeny tiny double edge razor and equally tiny brush. Shaving circa 1959.
Just saw the first bit of 'It Could Happen to You' yesterday, and there is a scene in which Nicholas Cage is shaving with what looks to be a Krona. Could conceivably be a black-handled Superspeed, but the handle looks a little too long.
Tom Hanks cuts himself with a cartridge razor at a pivotal point in "The DaVinci Code."
I had to check it out.
He does a hanging hair test before he decides to use the seven day set.
He also shaves in a freight car before chatting with a hobo.
Each time, it's a dry shave.
I got the impression that Cagney was already familiar with a straight,
from the way he shaved.
Welcome to your worst nightmare:
After a futile morning wait for the elevator that never comes, Smith and his neighbor take the stairs. Guess who is watching?
In a world where there is ever-increasing production of all their needs, for some mysterious reason there are never any razor blades.
If you had an extra razor blade, would you share it with your next door neighbor, a co-worker, a friend?
It never hurts to ask.
Especially if you know where to ask. The kindly old man, one of the few who ever smiles, runs a junk shop, with some black market goods, too. But why, exactly, is he smiling?
Smith returns home with his prize:
A black market razor blade.
It is a Victory brand razor blade, of course. Every item for sale in his country is a Victory brand.
He puts his brand new blade in his razor, a relic of the before time, or is it new?
He is interrupted mid-shave by the morning playing of the national anthem, and must stand at attention, or at least respectfully still.
And to make sure of his full and eternal obedience, a vigilant helicopter hovers outside his bathroom window.
To be continued....
After a futile morning wait for the elevator that never comes, Smith and his neighbor take the stairs. Guess who is watching?
In a world where there is ever-increasing production of all their needs, for some mysterious reason there are never any razor blades.
If you had an extra razor blade, would you share it with your next door neighbor, a co-worker, a friend?
It never hurts to ask.
Especially if you know where to ask. The kindly old man, one of the few who ever smiles, runs a junk shop, with some black market goods, too. But why, exactly, is he smiling?
Smith returns home with his prize:
A black market razor blade.
It is a Victory brand razor blade, of course. Every item for sale in his country is a Victory brand.
He puts his brand new blade in his razor, a relic of the before time, or is it new?
He is interrupted mid-shave by the morning playing of the national anthem, and must stand at attention, or at least respectfully still.
And to make sure of his full and eternal obedience, a vigilant helicopter hovers outside his bathroom window.
To be continued....
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Welcome to your worst nightmare, part II:
Even on the neighborhood slop line, the obsession is razor blades. A co-worker asks for some; perhaps Smith looks a little too clean shaven.
Do I have any razor blades? Who me? Mmmm, doesn't this food look double plus good.
This movie about the quest for a morning shave is brought to you by Victory Razor.
Victory Razor, the perfect match for your Victory razor blade, brought to you by our totalitarian allies in Eurasia. Or is it Eastasia, this week?
The movie, made in the eponymous year, is very good. But the book is even better. Read it; you will never forget it.
This could never happen here.
Or so they said.
YOYO.
Be seeing you!
Even on the neighborhood slop line, the obsession is razor blades. A co-worker asks for some; perhaps Smith looks a little too clean shaven.
Do I have any razor blades? Who me? Mmmm, doesn't this food look double plus good.
This movie about the quest for a morning shave is brought to you by Victory Razor.
Victory Razor, the perfect match for your Victory razor blade, brought to you by our totalitarian allies in Eurasia. Or is it Eastasia, this week?
The movie, made in the eponymous year, is very good. But the book is even better. Read it; you will never forget it.
This could never happen here.
Or so they said.
YOYO.
Be seeing you!
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If you are planning a getaway for the long weekend, please take care!
No. 6 tried to get away from The Village on a raft.
But he shaved with an unsterilized razor blade and an unsanitary razor.
Sadly, he developed sepsis and died before he could reach freedom.
So, if you are planning a getaway, always bring your autoclave!
No. 6 tried to get away from The Village on a raft.
But he shaved with an unsterilized razor blade and an unsanitary razor.
Sadly, he developed sepsis and died before he could reach freedom.
So, if you are planning a getaway, always bring your autoclave!
Clint Eastwood shaving with a straight razor in Unforgiven.
I did not read the whole thread. 
My favorite is Steve Martin in Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid
Gary Oldman and Keanu Reeves in Dracula
My favorite is Steve Martin in Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid
Gary Oldman and Keanu Reeves in Dracula
Then there's the scene from Carl Reiner's parody, "Fatal Instinct," in which shamus Armand Assante dry shaves without without flinching to show how tough he is . . . until he slaps on some aftershave. Let's just say he quickly felt a bit more burn than he anticipated.
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lets see a vid from it
Nice seeing you @alex2363 !lets see a vid from it
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“That’s ok, Warren don’t worry ‘bout the soap. He’s tough. Just shave him. Dry.
“That’s ok, Warren don’t worry ‘bout the soap. He’s tough. Just shave him. Dry.
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