Marty Supreme's Realistic Makeup: Oscar-Nominated

0:00This is your entertainment of day for March 12. In the film Marty Supreme, directed by Josh Safty, the makeup team went for supernatural looks despite the 1950 setting. Stars like Gwyneth Paltrow, playing a fading movie actress, and Timothy Chalamet, as a young ping pong player, got minimal or no makeup at all. Safti hates seeing heavy cosmetics on screen so they use sheer products to keep everything realistic. Style skin was prepped with facial massages, and her own goop skin care line. They even neutralized her LA tan for authenticity, and she went completely barefaced in some vulnerable scenes, like one right after a shower. Meanwhile, Fran Drescher had her signature bold look toned way down to avoid reminding people of her nanny character. She pushed for just a bit of eyebrow, but the director kept it subtle to make viewers double-take. Chalamet's transformation stole the show, with lifelike prosthetic acne scars along his jawline, a bushy unibrow from glued on hairs, and thick eyebrows that changed his

1:01whole face. He wore vision of scurrying contacts, and dealt with sweaty athletic scenes using skin-safe products like Vaseline Oil. The movie's makeup buzz has lit up a ward season, and Marty Supreme is nominated for nine Oscars this Sunday, including Best Picture, Best Actor for. Chalamet and Technical Nods. Seeing in this sponsored by our partner, head in, sound on, lights out. That is the routine, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com.