Many people do.

Bob Mortimer does and it looks pretty good. He's not ashamed of taking it off for comedy purposes though (not his wotsit wig either ).

Maybe it makes them feel better and is not about what you or others think.

I thought it had been a while since the PC brigade commented on this topic.

Are you American? http://youtu.be/OlfD_jwcp3I

That daniel is a proper mind****

daniel?

Do I have to be either PC or American to state a fact ? what does it matter if someone chooses to wear a wig to feel better about themselves, no one comments on ladies doing the same.

Are you a bloke who wears a rug then? Why are you so bothered about forum members discussing it?

Men look stupid wearing wigs so they're fair game like Sir Cliff for example.

http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-31630793

Why do these wig and toupee wearers always go several shades lighter than their original hair color? Cliff had dark hair. Never red.

Same with Bruce. Original hair black. Toupee blond.

http://i.huffpost.com/gen/875026/thu...SYTH-570.jpg?1

Same with Wogan. Had black hair, now has a blond/light brown toupee.

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2007/...05_468x657.jpg

Wogan's 'hair' looks to be made of nylon in that pic Surely a multi-millionaire can afford a half-believable one made from real hair? And Cliff's is just a genuine ROFL one, isn't it?

Ginger-ish wigs must be in fashion with celebs.

Was really surprised to hear Thomas Calabro (Michael Mancina) of 90s Melrose Place wears a hair-piece
Looks good on him though!!!

The late James Traficant was infamous for his bad toupee.

http://reasonradionetwork.com/images..._Traficant.jpg

That looks really funny.

Awful pieces and usually of the "Midnight Aburn" variety!

I wonder why the wig wearers go for the auburn tones, I wonder if it is to make their wigs even more obvious.

I think it's more a case of Bob wearing a wig for comic purposes as opposed to taking it off for comic purposes. He doesn't use one in day to day life.

It's amazing that someone like Tony Curtis, who made millions and millions of dollars from movies, should go out and buy a $10 toupee that doesn't even match his existing grey hair.

http://postimg.org/image/63bppb7br/

Completely bald men wear a wig with a bald patch to make it look more natural - first time I've heard that

Why do you think Alister McGowan is completely bald?
and a wig with a bald patch? wtf are you on about?

Here are two more for you.

Chuck Norris:
http://img41.imageshack.us/img41/9935/chucknorrisu.jpg

And Marty Wilde:
http://img593.imageshack.us/img593/8990/vemarty1.jpg

That is just shockingly bad!

John travolta is bizarre nowadays.


http://www.nowmagazine.co.uk/celebri...g-hair-to-this


He should shave off what he has left and save the wigs for the movie parts.

Marty has been wearing a rug for around 50 years, he was very young when he lost his hair.

I was watching Albert Finney on "Talking Pictures" yesterday, and I noticed that his luxuriant mop of hair is thicker than when he made his film debut in 1960.

It looked suspiciously healthy for a man of nearly 79, and I suspect that it is a very good, and (almost) undetectable rug.

That's not a syrup.
That's a ferret.

Interesting thought! I googled pictures him after that and realised that throughout his career he's had very thick hair which could be considered of the rug-like variety.

Having said that, if you look at his actual hairline - when he sported various brushed-back styles - it seems consistent to me, even over many years. I'm giving Albert the benefit of any doubt.