Does anyone know why she's been wearing wigs for decades? It's bothered me for a long time, and I just noticed it again last night when I was transferring my VHS copy of "The Two Mrs. Grenvilles" onto DVD. Does anyone have the scoop on what's going on with her hair? I haven't seen her real hair in about thirty years.
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shareshe's not bald. just saw her in an interview recently and her hair's still there. she does have a cher-like collection of wigs that she wears during her shows.
shareOf course she's not bald.
shareAnn-Margret is bold, not bald. But if she were bald, she'd be the hottest baldie ever!
shareMany many many actresses were wigs in films and TV shows- mainly do to the fact that a wig comes already styled and all they have to do is slip it on instead of having to style the actor's hair everyday and make it match in continuity.
shareShe's not bald, but her hair thinned slightly with age, as does everyone's, and wigs are not only faster and easier than styling, but they help her achieve a fuller look that she wouldn't be able to do with her own hair, alone. This picture shows her with what I believe to be her own hair - it was taken about six years ago, I think.
http://wherearetheynow.gophercentral.com/images2/ann-margret-2005.jpg
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