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** There's also Ser Barristan Selmy, who grows a beard sometime between [[spoiler: being fired from the Kingsguard and joining up with Daenerys.]]
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* [[http://i55.tinypic.com/snnv2w.jpg Vladimir Lenin]], plus a wig.
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** His wanted posters had him beardless and he wasn't an iconic toy-making symbol just yet. The bearded form is, according to the special, the symbol it is BECAUSE he grew the beard to escape the law.
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* In {{LawAndOrderCriminalIntent}}, a criminal had a thick beard but had it shaved once he got in the country.
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* In NeilGaiman's ''{{Stardust}}'', Primus shaves his beard. He doesn't expect to fool his rival, but simply to have an extra moment to react before he was recognized. Its effectiveness is never tested.
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He actually grew a beard because he was asked to do so by Grace Bedell, who thought it would improve his looks = this trope doesn't apply
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* Between his election in [[http://www.historyplace.com/lincoln/lincpix/linc-2.jpg 1860]] and his inauguration in [[http://www.historyplace.com/lincoln/lincpix/linc-3.jpg 1861]], Abraham Lincoln grew a beard because he had been [[http://www.historyplace.com/lincoln/ warned about a possible assassination attempt]], and wanted to be less recognizable while traveling to Washington.
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* [[ZigZag Doubly inverted]] in ''ThePrisonerOfZenda'' -- in order to impersonate the king, the protagonist shaves off his beard. (Both he and the king are bearded, but he uses the shave to explain "his" change of appearance.)
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* [[ZigZag [[ZigZaggingTrope Doubly inverted]] in ''ThePrisonerOfZenda'' -- in order to impersonate the king, the protagonist shaves off his beard. (Both he and the king are bearded, but he uses the shave to explain "his" change of appearance.)
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* Between his election in [[http://www.historyplace.com/lincoln/lincpix/linc-2.jpg 1860]] and his inauguration in [[http://www.historyplace.com/lincoln/lincpix/linc-3.jpg 1861]], Abraham Lincoln grew a beard because he had been [[http://www.historyplace.com/lincoln/ warned about a possible assassination attempt]], and wanted to be less recognizable while traveling to Washington.
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* In the film version of ''TheFugitive'', the second thing Dr. Kimble does after escaping from prison is shave off his beard. (The first thing is to ditch his orange jumpsuit.) Harrison Ford begins the film with a beard only to lose after 20 minutes and look like himself for the rest of the film.
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* In the film version of ''TheFugitive'', the second thing Dr. Kimble does after escaping from prison is shave off his beard. (The first thing is to ditch his orange jumpsuit.) That is, Harrison Ford begins the film with a beard only to lose it after 20 minutes and look like himself for the rest of the film.
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* A variation on the idea of growing a beard just to be able to shave it off for an easy disguise is the reason the [[DrMcNinja McNinja]] family all wear ninja facemasks at all time. If no-one knows what they look like, then when they really need to, they'll be able to take their mask off and dissapear.
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* A variation on the idea of growing a beard just to be able to shave it off for an easy disguise is the reason the [[DrMcNinja McNinja]] family all [[HighlyVisibleNinja wear ninja facemasks at all time. time]]. If no-one knows what they look like, then when they really need to, they'll be able to take their mask off and dissapear.
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* In ''Don't look now... We're being shot at!'', Sir Reginald shaves his iconic "Big Moustache" because it looks too british and would make him stand out.
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* ''{{Following}}'': When "Bill" fears that a witness would be able to connect him to a robbery, he then gets a haircut and shaves his beard.
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* The JamesBond novel ''Moonraker'' has an example of the prepared-in-advance version.
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* Garion suggests this to Zakath when he joins them in the ''[[{{Belgariad}} Mallorean]]. He has no trouble with complying, because he doesn't actually know how to shave. Garion's a little incredulous that a man at his level of power/paranoia would let other people near him with a straight razor.
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* A variation on the idea of growing a beard just to be able to shave it off for an easy disguise is the reason the [[DrMcNinja McNinja]] family all wear ninja facemasks at all time. If no-one knows what they look like, then when they really need to, they'll be able to take their mask off and dissapear.
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*Saddam Hussein
*Radovan Karadžić
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A man who is on the run or otherwise trying not to be recognized will often grow a beard as part of his attempt at concealment. The [[BeardlessProtectionProgram inversion]] -- where a heavily bearded character shaves for similar reasons -- is also relatively common. A sufficiently CrazyPrepared character might grow a beard so that, ''sometime in the future'', they'll be able to shave it off and go unrecognized.
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A man who is on the run or otherwise trying not to be recognized will often grow a beard as part of his attempt at concealment. The [[BeardlessProtectionProgram inversion]] -- where a heavily bearded character shaves for similar reasons -- is also relatively common. A sufficiently CrazyPrepared character might grow a beard so that, ''sometime in the future'', they'll he'll be able to shave it off and go unrecognized.
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* The JamesBond novel ''Moonraker'' has an example of the prepared-in-advance version.
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* In ''[[SantaClausIsCominToTown Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town]]'', this is supposedly why Kriss Kringle first grows his beard. Yeah, jolly old elf, change from relative non-entity to the most iconic toy-making symbol ever — that'll work.
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* In ''[[SantaClausIsCominToTown Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town]]'', this is supposedly why Kriss Kris Kringle first grows his beard. Yeah, jolly old elf, change from relative non-entity to the most iconic toy-making symbol ever — that'll work.
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* In the 2002 film of ''TheCountOfMonteCristo'', the Count does this, trimming his scraggly BeardOfSorrow into a refined nobleman's beard to pose as the Count. It even fools his love interest for a bit.
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* In the LordPeterWimsey book ''The Nine Tailors'', [[GentlemanThief Nobby Cranton]] grows a beard before going to look for a diamond necklace he'd stolen some decades before.
* In ''The World According to Garp'' by John Irving, a paedophile molests a girl in the park, then shaves off his moustache in a public toilet to avoid the police.
* In ''ASongOfIceAndFire'', Jaime keeps the beard he acquired in captivity, then shaves his head for good measure. It doesn't actually seem to fool anyone.
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