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Because of the bad adventures she had with white architecture artists aboriginal on in her career, Cicely Tyson says that she has never watched herself onscreen. “By the time we were finished, we looked gray rather than Black,” the Oscar-nominated 95-year-old amount tells THR. “It was complete afflictive to attending at yourself because it didn’t attending like me.”

While abundant has afflicted aback Tyson came assimilate the acting arena during the 1950s, abounding Atramentous actresses are still bringing their own foundations with them. And admitting such Atramentous shows as Insecure, Greenleaf and Queen Sugar accept fostered across-the-board sets with appearance pros able in alive with Atramentous beard and skin, as Gabrielle Union’s contempo travails on America’s Got Aptitude adjure — she alleges she was told her hairstyles were “too Black” by producers aftermost year — to this day, actresses say that on sets with predominantly white casts, they aren’t provided with beard and architecture bodies who apperceive what they’re doing. “The actuality that this is accident says that I don’t matter,” says Sheryl Lee Ralph.

For this attending at the appearance and adorableness issues in Hollywood, THR batten with 20 Atramentous actors, architecture artists, hairstylists and stylists — including the first-ever Atramentous architecture artisan and first-ever Atramentous hairstylist assassin by the studios — about aggregate from bifold standards (“For some reason, we’re not as trusted”) to allegations that Hollywood’s beard and architecture abutment is not across-the-board enough. Says Yvette Nicole Brown, “It’s consistently a fight. Now the catechism becomes, why is it a fight?”

In the backward ’60s, there weren’t any beard and architecture pros of blush in Hollywood.

Bernadine Anderson, the aboriginal Atramentous Hollywood architecture artisan (Clients: Jane Fonda, Eddie Murphy) I came in the business in 1968, and I was a active aback afresh and boot in the streets. I got exhausted up and befuddled in jail, and afresh I accustomed to get into Hollywood like a crazy person. I filed a accusation adjoin all the studios. They had a closed-door policy. The clothing never came to accomplishment because they gave me an apprenticeship. I knew it was about befitting my aperture shut. I did. I was the aboriginal Atramentous and aboriginal woman to breach the union. My architecture case is in the Smithsonian. Alike aback I was in the union, you couldn’t get in the door. It was, “Oh no, we don’t appoint you all.” Or you’d get actors who said, “No, I will not let her blow me.” It absolutely aching me, but as my mother consistently said, “Consider the antecedent and move on.”

Robert Louis Stevenson, hairstylist (Angela Bassett, Samuel L. Jackson) I came in about 1969. The architecture artists were men — in neckties and white shirts — and the hairstylists were women. I was the aboriginal Atramentous that they assassin as a hairstylist in Hollywood. There had been an Equal Employment Befalling Commission study: Of the 19,000 bodies alive in Hollywood, 400 were minorities, and best of those jobs were accounting or janitorial. The government was aggravating to force the studios to alpha a affairs for minorities. But the studios capital to do it their own way. I was activity to cafeteria from my salon one day, and I heard on the radio that they were attractive for boyhood hairstylists. I formed two years afore I got into the union. The unions were apathetic to change, but the studios were aggravating at that time.

Anderson I was Jane Fonda’s claimed architecture artist. She requested me. What she did was she alleged the abutment and she asked for a woman, and I was the alone woman. She was active as happy. She got a woman, and it was a Atramentous woman.

Stevenson One of the things that they acclimated to accumulate a lot of minorities out was, “Can you do white hair?” I said, “Sure, I do white hair.” So the arch of the administration got a annual with a account of a Gibson Girl, and he asked me, could I do that? There was an added who had her sister with her, and he said, “Do you apperception if he does your hair?” I did her beard for 10 minutes, and I agape on his door. He said, “Oh, great, you can do white hair.” Blacks accept to do Atramentous beard and they accept to do white hair. Whites, all they accept to do is white hair.

Since the canicule of Dorothy Dandridge, Atramentous actresses accept compensated for unskilled on-set adorableness pros by advancing able — and they still do.

Sheryl Lee Ralph, added I was complete young, and it ability accept been on Falcon Crest. There was one Atramentous architecture artist, and he gave me a complete able architecture kit, the affectionate that they use in the union. He said, “Honey, accomplish abiding you booty this with you on every job.” I still accept that case.

Stevenson The Atramentous actors knew that whites didn’t apperceive how to do their hair. Alike Dorothy Dandridge had to go to an alfresco hairstylist. Best of the Blacks in those canicule didn’t accept their beard done at the studio. A lot of actresses would accept their beard done afore [coming to set]. And the aforementioned affair happens today.

Ralph It took me one time for them to bake my beard because they couldn’t get it straight. I said, “Never again.” So I’m consistently prepared. I usually go in to assignment done up. If you’re No. 1 or 2 on that alarm sheet, you accept some say in who’s advancing into the department. But if you are 3 or 4, you’d bigger appear prepared. That’s why you accompany an armory of wigs because best times they can handle the wigs. And best times you acquire that cost. I cannot accept that at this point in my career, this is still accident with such regularity, and it bothers me. What it says to me is my needs are not important abundant to be taken seriously.

Lynn Whitfield, added Aboriginal on in my career, you absolved into a room, and it was a absolutely Caucasian adorableness squad. I’ve had hairdressers want to do a brush-out from wet hair. You don’t do that with a Atramentous woman’s hair. With my Southern Louisiana self, I artlessly would be baldheaded. It led me to application wigs to abstain that. It was aloof too traumatic.

Kimberly Elise, added I absolutely booty it aloft myself to appear with my beard in a accompaniment area it can’t be touched. Usually I’ll accept it in cornrows, and I’ll assignment with a stylist to acquisition a wig that apparel the character. That’s an added footfall on my own time. As actors, we shouldn’t be spending our activity on these things. I should aloof be able to focus on my character.

Whitfield They usually alpha off with colors way off from my bark tone, and that anon reads as commodity crazy onscreen.

Yvette Nicole Brown, added I cannot acquaint you how abounding times I’ve absolved into a bivouac and apparent every foundation blush of alabaster, ecru, fair and beige, and afresh one brown. I had addition already booty out a appropriate furnishings palette and alpha to mix it together, some white and black. There are 20 shades of white foundation, and you’re application appropriate furnishings architecture for me?

Terrell Mullin, architecture artisan (Cynthia Erivo) Actresses appear in center done: “I’ll do my own foundation to accomplish abiding I attending appropriate on camera.” Or they’ll accompany the complete colors they apperceive will assignment so they are not arena Russian roulette already they get in the chair. When I’m on a appearance that’s predominantly white, the Atramentous actresses appear in and they see me as if they are seeing Jesus for the aboriginal time and they army to me.

Kim Kimble, hairstylist (Beyoncé, Zendaya) Some [hairstylists] will attending petrified. They’ll say, “It looks abundant aloof the way it is.” So they don’t accept to blow their hair. That’s the amiss affair to do.

Dawn-Lyen Gardner, added That’s the chat we’re having: the acquaintance of actuality othered in a beard and architecture trailer. We internalize actuality unwanted, actuality compared with European adorableness standards.

Brown They will attending at you like we are some aberrant animal that beamed in from a altered apple and now they accept to amount out how to administer this aberrant animal and its hair. It’s ridiculous.

Gardner It’s really, absolutely painful. It can abstract you. It can affect 12 added hours of your assignment that day. That’s what I and best of my colleagues who are Atramentous and of blush accept experienced.

Brown It’s adamantine to accomplish aback you apperceive you don’t attending your best, there’s a camera, and you attending to your larboard and appropriate [and] your castmates who don’t accept melanin are at their complete best.

Hollywood’s beard and architecture abutment continued has been perceived as aloof to Atramentous pros.

Ralph If you are alive in the South, in Atlanta and New Orleans, there is a able bulk of talented, able association of both races, Atramentous and white, that can do everybody’s hair.

Whitfield There’s aloof a abundant abundance of aptitude in Atlanta area we attempt [OWN’s] Greenleaf. All of the beard and architecture were African American, and it was an African American show, and there’s so abundant acknowledgment that we’re not a brace and there are so abounding specificities of the hue of someone’s bark and the arrangement of someone’s hair.

Anderson That’s the acumen why best of the Atramentous bodies who assignment in Hollywood confused to Atlanta, because they couldn’t get a job in Hollywood.

Mullin In Hollywood, it’s adamantine as hell to get into the abutment [IATSE Local 706].

Ralph That says to me this is on purpose. You are aggravating not to let them in, and we charge them. The abutment needs to accessible up.

Larry Sims, hairstylist (Gabrielle Union, Regina King) I’m not union. That’s an advancing conversation. Gabrielle Abutment and I accept formed with anniversary added for over 15 years, and I still accept not been eligible, according to the union. They arrive me to be on an abettor agenda — it’s laughable, for all of the accomplishments I’ve been able to accomplish in my career.

Brown Larry Sims can do beard like cipher else.

Sims You would anticipate that the bristles years I did with Gabrielle on Actuality Mary J would be an automatic, but no. It feels a bit old in agreement of their standards, and it doesn’t feel as across-the-board as it should be. No amount how abounding awards I’ve gotten, they are like, “No, not yet, you still charge one added thing.” To get in this union, it’s affairs teeth.

Brown For the best part, my needs accept been met. The abutment doesn’t care; the producers at NBC or ABC or Disney do. But the abutment makes it so adamantine for bodies to get in that alike if the assembly says you can aces your person, it’s adamantine to acquisition a abutment actuality who can do it. Thankfully, there are added Atramentous bodies on TV shows — but for every Black-ish, any actuality who’s able in Atramentous beard and architecture is alive on those shows. The added shows we have, the beneath artists we have. I’m not adage they accept to be Black. They accept to be proficient. The abutment needs to acquiesce these bodies in, and they are not accomplishing it.

Felicia Leatherwood, hairstylist (Issa Rae, Lenny Kravitz) It would be abundant if we’re able as a abutment to set altered guidelines of what’s appropriate to get in so that the actors don’t feel fatigued out.

Gardner The absoluteness is that there needs to be added of a activity for Atramentous stylists to be credentialed, including hiring from a assorted database and new conversations about mandating ability beyond beard textures.

Nikki Nelms, hairstylist (Zoë Kravitz, Beyoncé) I am consistently abashed how a assembly can absorb big to accept every blazon of aliment in ability casework or anatomy any blazon of set, but they won’t absorb to assure their star’s hair.

Gardner We shoot [Queen Sugar] in New Orleans. I’ve had the absurd affluence for the aftermost bristles years of alive on a set area it was broiled into the eyes of this appearance to accede to the needs of a assorted cast. Ava DuVernay, our appearance creator, comes from the publicity world, with complete absolute cerebration about storytelling. She’s paid aberrant absorption to authoritative abiding that the beard and architecture administration is acutely abreast in all altered beard textures, styles, beard affliction and bark affliction that our casting needs. It wasn’t until I was on addition set that I remembered the acquaintance of walking on set and accepting abashed and activity like my time in the beard and architecture bivouac was spent on alert. All the astriction in my anatomy came back.

The hurdles are college for Atramentous hairstylists and architecture artists to become administration heads.

Sims I’ve apparent it appear area a white administration arch was brought in on a blur with a mostly Atramentous cast, and she almost affected any hair. She was able to become administration arch with aerial colors, afterwards question, but it is difficult for us to be Atramentous and to be a administration arch of a white show. For some reason, we’re not as trusted.

Mullin It’s easier for them to get our shows than it is for us to get their shows. We accept had to jump through hoops to argue them we can do white beard and makeup.

Ralph Trust me, if you get a Black artist, they can do everybody’s beard and makeup. Because we accept to go through your system. You accept what I’m saying?

Sims I’ve never done any television area I accept been accustomed the befalling to appearance addition white. And Victoria Beckham was my start. Her bob was the aboriginal affair that got me absorption from adorableness brands. Anybody capital to apperceive who was abaft The Bob. I consistently say to my agents, “I don’t appetite to be accepted aloof as the Atramentous hairstylist.” They would go out and pitch. At one point, I had to appearance a white publicist’s beard as a balloon for them to acquaint me potentially to their clients. They curated this glam day for me to prove that I can appearance Caucasian hair. But that didn’t get me far.

Sheika Daley, architecture artisan (Beyoncé, Zendaya) Aback I began, there was no Instagram. You absolutely had a absolute portfolio with absolute pictures in them. But agencies warned us that we should not accept too abounding Atramentous aptitude or abroad we would be alone as alone accomplishing Atramentous aptitude and there was not abundant to survive. Today, it’s same-but-different: If your portfolio has too abounding Atramentous people, they will still alone appetite you to assignment with Atramentous talent, but there is thankfully abundant added now. This is a big change in a absolute way.

Ashunta Sheriff, architecture artisan (Taraji P. Henson, Jennifer Hudson) Taraji absolutely has the red carpeting formed out for her now, but she still has to action for herself and the added Atramentous women she has about her. This can beggarly authoritative abiding her bivouac is appropriate or accepting the appropriate hair/makeup aggregation — the action is still harder for her as a woman. But she is consistently a articulation for us, too!  Because every Atramentous added who break those bottle ceilings is absolutely authoritative it easier for those who appear afterwards them.

Daley Artists of blush still accept to apostle for bodies like me to be allotment of their teams for above projects. So in abounding means things accept absolutely not changed. I can bethink 15 years ago, I was alive on a activity with Serena Williams — and she had to action for me to be allotment of her team. The applicant capital a white team. They said they “trusted them with Serena” alike admitting she capital bodies who knew her beard and skin. But she fought and she won.

Ted Gibson, hairstylist (Gabrielle Union, Lupita Nyong’o) Vogue wouldn’t appoint me to do [client] Jessica Chastain for the cover, and they wouldn’t appoint me to do a Atramentous added cover. They would appoint a white beautician to do that awning with a Atramentous actress. It never fabricated any sense. [Editor’s note: Vogue responds, “Vogue works with abounding BIPOC contributors, including stylists and beard and architecture artists, and aims to abound that account alike further. In August, Vogue committed to the 15 Percent Pledge to appoint added Atramentous creatives.”]

Sheriff The apple is not beard literate, and this is still complete abundant a botheration — abnormally for women of color, who can end up with their beard acutely damaged. Publications will sometimes assert on application their own team, but we’ve actually had situations area we had to stop mid-shoot because they didn’t accept Atramentous hair; they were not beard literate.

Gibson For me, I had to do white girls in adjustment to actualize the akin of career that I capital to create, that I couldn’t aloof do Atramentous girls, and my white analogue didn’t accept to do Atramentous girls to accomplish their career the way that they wanted. And I apperceive that I had to action harder to get the aforementioned affectionate of acceptance as my white counterparts.

Autumn Moultrie, architecture artisan (Viola Davis, Kerry Washington) I accept been on sets area the actuality in power, the actuality actuality shot, has put her basal bottomward and insisted that the glam band comes with her. With L’Oreal, we did a huge attack in 2019, and Viola [Davis] insisted that I be included, and it annoyed some feathers, but she concluded up accepting what she wanted.

For Hollywood hairstylists, Atramentous beard is still either actuality fought adjoin — or appropriated.

Tym Wallace, hairstylist (Taraji P. Henson, Mary J. Blige) I appetite to see added acknowledgment instead of appropriation. Atramentous adorableness is a huge access on the apple today, with looks and styles that are a allotment of our ability and lives for years. [They are] taken from us, renamed and reinvented by a white hairstylist or white architecture artisan or white appearance designer. It’s an advancing struggle, to say the least. I appetite to see you accede your inspiration. I don’t appetite to see the abutting archetypal in cornrows and you allotment them commodity abroad because we all apperceive area cornrows appear from. It hits so adamantine because a lot of Atramentous actresses and music stars, aback they wore cornrows, they were advised ghetto. Afresh it becomes a affair aback the Kardashians or a white music brilliant wears them, and it’s [called] boxer braids. I would adulation to see able credit.

Sims We aloof attempt a annual awning area Gabrielle was assuredly able to abrasion her accustomed hair. She continues to action the acceptable action for representation and inclusion. We appetite to be able to attending the way we attending afterwards accepting to accommodate to society’s abstraction of what is accounted to be beautiful. Gabrielle came from attractive like a Barbie, the weave, the continued hair, the bank waves, the angry adjoin her texture. For America’s Got Talent, we fabricated a acquainted accommodation to use that belvedere to be a beheld for amber and Atramentous little girls who could see themselves in primetime. All of the styles that we chose were intentional: cool textured, cool Atramentous styles that acclaimed our culture.

Brown I’ve been accustomed my absolute career. Now because of the CROWN Act, we’re all accustomed to abrasion our beard how it grows out of our head. Imagine that.

Kimble We had a accustomed movement aback everybody wore an Afro aback in the ’70s. [Then] we went from accustomed to Jheri curls. Now Issa Rae on Insecure wears a lot of accustomed hairstyles. All the millennials are so into accustomed hair. Alike Beyoncé, aback I started alive with her, her beard was complete European-esque. With Lemonade, she started to go into added arrangement and braids. I anticipate accustomed is actuality to stay. To me, it is about self-expression and style.

Black stylists argue with designers crumbling to assignment with their audience and white stylists demography acclaim for looks they’ve established.

Tod Hallman, appearance appearance ambassador and above stylist I came up in the industry with stylist stars like Phillip Bloch and Jessica Paster and am complete acquainted that my career was harder because I am a Atramentous man. I additionally spent time alive in PR, and I saw how few Atramentous publicists were out there; this was consistently allotment of the botheration — white publicists allotment to assignment with white stylists alike aback the aptitude was Black.

Misa Hylton, stylist and appearance artisan (Missy Elliott) I started [as a stylist] in 1991. I was alive with Jodeci, Mary J. Blige and Heavy D. They were accepted in our communities but not accepted in boilerplate music absolutely yet. So the high-end designers didn’t see any amount in alive with us. The acceptable affair was that we had ample budgets then, so it was accessible to buy [clothes]. But you don’t get to appearance any collections, you didn’t accept the advantage of accepting commodity new and unseen. If we were white, it would accept been a altered story. By the time I began alive with Lil’ Kim, I could appealing abundant go to any exhibit I capital to. She was in every appearance magazine, and anybody couldn’t get abundant of her. I was actuality aureate about the apple to go to appearance shows. I was advanced row at the Versace show. Fendi was one of the aboriginal appearance houses that absolutely accepted us. It was a complete 360.

Kithe Brewster, appearance artisan and above stylist I was based in London about 1996. Eventually I took Julianne Moore as a claimed applicant and confused to New York. Women’s Abrasion Daily has consistently accustomed me with authoritative her a appearance icon. I took her bottomward her aboriginal cruise nominated for the Globes and the Academy Awards. I absolutely bankrupt that barrier because I was accustomed by the appearance houses to cull whatever I capital — but I saw attrition aback I capital to use things on the rapper Eve. I artlessly had so abounding abundant actresses who were Caucasian on my agenda that I acclimated to say, “If you don’t let me use your cast for Eve, I’m not advancing to see you for Julianne.”

Hylton You apperceive what was absolutely fucked up aback then? I would create the looks, and my audience would get to a point in their career area high-end campaigns would appetite them. My attending would be emulated, but I wouldn’t be able to appearance it. A white stylist would be brought in. It looked like their adroitness and imaging that they came up with. That was bad.

Hallman Aback I began in this business added than two decades ago, it was harder for darker bark actresses to get an amazing dress unless they had a absolutely colossal activity activity on. Sure, there were a few appearance darlings like Thandie Newton, Kerry Washington or Halle Berry, but it took Lupita Nyong’o for things to change. Aback she accustomed on the scene, designers were clamoring to dress her. She was this absurd dark-skinned princess, and the Prada clothes she wore for the 2014 Oscars acquired the tides to turn.

Cheryl Konteh, stylist (Idris Elba, Kate Winslet) I’ve been abundantly lucky. I’ve never anytime had problems accepting clothes. I do apperceive a lot of Atramentous stylists accept problems. That assertive celebrities accept begin it abundantly adamantine to get a appropriate accouterments for a celebrated awards ceremony, I acquisition shocking.

Elise I’ve been told by stylists that it can be complete arduous if you aren’t accustomed as crossover — meaning, that white audiences admit you. Designers aren’t as absorbed in bathrobe you.

Whitfield I accept consistently presented the glamour, but as far as actuality approached in the aftermost decade or so [by appearance houses] — never. And I admiration whether it’s because I wasn’t on arrangement shows.

Konteh Brands charge to accept admittance is benign for the basal line. That old saying, “Black doesn’t sell,” it’s so outdated.

Moultrie The actuality of the amount is, there are 7.8 billion bodies in the world, and 700 actor of them are Europeans. That’s 10 percent, so the added 90 percent has to be represented.

Style pros accede that there accept afresh been signs of change.

Nelms The moment absolutely does feel altered appropriate now; so abounding of the injustices that went on abaft bankrupt doors assuredly feel like they are advancing out into the light. Alike the way association email me now feels added acute and aware. Bodies acclimated to edge about issues like race; now they are added in the open.

Hylton You can’t unsee what you’ve apparent now, abnormally this year. We assuredly accept this befalling to allotment what we’ve been activity through. There were so abounding white bodies who didn’t know.

Moultrie It’s amazing to attending about and see so abounding bodies of blush on shoots. I afresh had this epiphany aback I formed with Naomi Osaka, and the beard actuality was Marty Harper, a Atramentous guy, the stylist was Luxury Law, a Atramentous guy, and me and Naomi; the alone actuality who wasn’t Atramentous was the photographer. For all three of us on the glam band and the artisan to be of blush is a new thing. It’s altered from 20 years ago aback I was the alone actuality of blush on the set.

Cydnee Black, YouTube adorableness agreeable creator I uploaded my aboriginal video in 2013 and started demography it actively in 2015. And aback then, [I’ve been] accomplishing it for a living. There weren’t a ton of Atramentous creators, and that was one of the affidavit I capital to do it. It’s absolutely grown, and we’ve apparent the amplitude become way added assorted than it was aback I started.

Sheriff Younger bodies today are still added abashed to allege up for themselves in afflictive situations, but I see white actresses beneath abashed to allege up and be articulate about their views. African-Americans are not as adequate accomplishing this, but I am blessed that this is changing.

Gibson I ambition that I would accept had Atramentous advisers in my field. There were none. The bodies that I had to attending up to, who I capital to emulate, were white, beeline men. It was Vidal Sassoon, Horst Rechelbacher, the architect of Aveda, it was Paul Mitchell, all these beeline white men. I didn’t accept anyone Atramentous and gay to attending up to. I achievement that what I’ve done in my career is commodity that the abutting bearing of hairdressers can attending up to, to see what can be accomplished, because I didn’t absolutely accept that.

Mullin Now so abounding Atramentous actors are angry to get a acceptable team. I’m allotment of [client] Cynthia [Erivo]’s contract. She’s not accomplishing annihilation afterwards her own beard and makeup. We did The Outsider on HBO; she brought us in. Now we are cutting the Aretha Franklin activity for Nat Geo.

Gardner It’s not aloof about vanity: There’s an affected childishness aback we say beard and makeup. But the absoluteness is that it’s an abundantly beheld medium. Lighting, technology, beard and architecture all assignment calm to actualize a artefact that hopefully can be transformative in some way.

Wallace I won’t stop until I see cogent change. We’ve apparent bodies put out a statement, “We’re activity to include,” but things aloof went aback to the way they were. The mistakes are still happening. There is no inclusion. Until then, I’m activity to abide to accept these conversations.

Emily Hilton and Kirsten Chuba contributed to this report.

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What the Architecture Artists and Hairstyling Abutment Has to Say 

In acknowledgment to the abridgement of abutment appearance pros with ability of Atramentous beard and architecture accent in this article, Randy Sayers, business adumbrative for the Make-Up Artists & Beard Stylists Guild IATSE Local 706 writes to THR that “Talks are advancing amid the IATSE and SAG-AFTRA on this complete subject,” and that the affairs are alive to abode “those apropos brought advanced by our Black, Indigenous, Asian and added persons-of-color aptitude — and [to] accept frank, accessible discussions as they chronicle to our own awful accomplished craftspersons.”

Sayer added addendum that “employers are the sole controlling article in ‘who gets hired’ — both in advanced [of and] abaft the camera. We feel that alive calm … will allow us the greatest befalling for change and inclusion. We apperceive that aback bodies of blush are assassin ‘above the line’ as producers, writers, showrunners, ‘below the line’ issues improve.” Adds SAG-AFTRA civic controlling administrator David White, “IATSE 706 has afresh taken several accomplish acquainted the charge to aggrandize the activity and to accent disinterestedness and admittance [with] bright adumbration from [IATSE’s] administration that it is a priority.” The beard ability admiral of IATSE 706, Rhonda O’Neal, afresh additionally started an apprenticeship affairs alleged Beyond the Combs, aimed at bigger advancing hairstylists, barbers, architecture artists, stylists, photographers and achievement performers for on-set work. Says O’Neal, “I capital to do added in allowance to facilitate added bodies of blush into the union.”

This adventure aboriginal appeared in the Sept. 23 affair of The Hollywood Reporter magazine. Click actuality to subscribe.

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