History Main / SeventiesHair

* Completely averted in the movie ''{{Rudy}}'' which although set in the early 70s, none of the male actors have long hair or big sideburns. Even though the title character who in RealLife definitely sported [[http://profile.ak.fbcdn.net/hprofile-ak-snc4/50500_89612024283_1360367_n.jpg seventies hair]] when he played in the big game depicted at the end of the movie. Possibly this was done to give the film a more timeless feel.

** There is also a lot of seventies hair in ''RevengeOfTheSith'' as the style is meant to resemble that of the original trilogy, most prominent in Anakin.

Compare GoNagaiSideburns.

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* Barnaby Brooks Jr.'s Farrah Fawcett curls have been a source of much amusement for ''TigerAndBunny'' fans.

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[[caption-width:350:Jackie Stewart and Emerson Fittipaldi, [[HoYay friendly]] [[FoeYay enemies]].]]

* Shows up in ''TheLastPictureShow'', which is supposed to be set in 1950s Texas. While some men ''did'' have sideburns in 1951, they probably weren't ''that'' common.

Obviously not true of ''all'' Seventies males, especially if they spent most of their time in circles where sideburns would be inappropriate. In the famous photo of the just-resigned [[RichardNixon President Nixon]] boarding a helicopter, for instance, he is flanked by a row of Marine Corps cadets all with the standard military buzzcut.

* A lot of the Imperial officers in the first ''StarWars'' movie (1977) have long Seventies sideburns.

* Barnaby Brooks Jr.'s Farrah Fawcett curls have been a source of much amusement for ''TigerAndBunny''.

* A lot of the Imperial officers in the first ''StarWars'' movie(1977) have long Seventies sideburns.

* Completely averted in the movie ''{{Rudy}}'' which although set in the early 70s, none of the male actors have long hair or big sideburns. Even the title character who in RealLife definitely sported [[http://profile.ak.fbcdn.net/hprofile-ak-snc4/50500_89612024283_1360367_n.jpg seventies hair]] when he played in the big game depicted at the end of the movie. Possibly this was done to give the film a more timeless feel.

* Kickboxing champ Bob Wall who fights Bruce Lee in movies like ''WayOfTheDragon'' and ''EnterTheDragon''.

* Almost everyone in ''EnterTheDragon''.

* Completely averted in the movie ''{{Rudy}}'' which although set in the early 70s, none of the male actors have period hairstyles. Even the title character who in RealLife definitely sported [[http://profile.ak.fbcdn.net/hprofile-ak-snc4/50500_89612024283_1360367_n.jpg seventies hair]] when he played in the big game depicted at the end of the movie. Possibly this was done to give the film a more timeless feel.

* ''EnterTheDragon''

* PsychoForHire Anton Chigurh in ''NoCountryForOldMen'' wears a Seventies hairstyle, which only adds to his creepiness.

* The serial killer in ''NoCountryForOldMen'' wears a Seventies hairstyle, which only adds to his creepiness.

As we all know, the [[TropeCodifier Hair Codifiers]] for TheEighties were [[EightiesHair the ladies]]. Well, the [[TropeCodifier Hair Codifiers]] for TheSeventies were [[SpearCounterpart the gentlemen]].

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* It was rumored that pro baseball players were actually encouraged & given bonuses to wear their hair long, to attract - or at least not alienate - the younger crowd.
* You'll have some difficulty finding a FormulaOne driver of the early 70s who did ''not'' have their hair like this. Re: the page image.

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* The "Bulldog & Cooch" spoof of [[BuddyCopShow 70s cop shows]] in ''[[PvP PvP]]''. ([[http://www.pvponline.com/2007/05/10/may-10-2007/ Here]], [[http://www.pvponline.com/2007/03/19/mar-19-2007/ here]], [[http://www.pvponline.com/2007/11/12/nov-12-2007/ here]] and [[http://www.pvponline.com/2010/03/08/hard-target/ here]].)
** And, of course, [[StarskyAndHutch the spoofee]].