Film critic Mark Kermode gives us an exclusive run down of the movies most improved by the addition of his distinctive 1950’s rockabilly style haircut.

Gandhi (1982)

Mark says: “Sir Ben Kingsley may have won an Oscar for his portrayal of the Indian leader, but let’s face it – nobody takes bald men seriously. My hair would have changed that – and perhaps the course of history – forever.”

The Godfather (1972)

Mark says: “Some advice I wish I could have given Marlon Brando – less Godfather, more Modfather. Yeah?”

Taxi Driver (1976)

Mark says: “Travis Bickle’s mohawk certainly makes for a powerful end to the film, but as haircuts go it’s no match for a quiff, which is far more stylish and approachable – he probably wouldn’t have ended up getting shot to death if he had my hair.”

Turner & Hooch (1989)

Mark says: “I just love dogs in wigs. Do you think they can they add a wig with CGI for the blu-ray release?”

Meanwhile, over on Twitter we asked people to add their own #KermodesHairAtTheMovies. Here are some of our favourites…

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