'Kevin Bacon' Kevin Bacon details his experience trying to be a regular person for a day: ‘This sucks’

‘Kevin Bacon’ Kevin Bacon details his experience trying to be a regular person for a day: ‘This sucks’. The well-known actor deceived people with a sophisticated disguise that included false teeth, a modified nose, and glasses.

After deciding to live a day in the ordinary, Kevin Bacon soon came to the conclusion that he actually preferred living as a well-known superstar.

In a recent interview with Vanity Fair, the “Footloose” actor disclosed that he wore an elaborate disguise, complete with false teeth, a modified nose, and glasses, in order to fulfill his desire to experience life as an ordinary guy.

However, Bacon acknowledged that his accomplishment over the previous forty years as a Hollywood star meant that becoming a noncelebrity would not be an easy task.

He told the outlet, “I have a face that’s pretty recognizable, so I’m not complaining.” Wearing my glasses and hat will only partially solve the problem. Nevertheless, he made the decision to give the transient change his all.

According to Bacon, I sought advice from a special effects makeup artist and requested him to create a prosthetic disguise.

According to Vanity Fair, his new appearance made him look like the filthy character he plays in the upcoming horror movie “MaXXXine.” In the horror film, Bacon plays a private investigator. It opens in theaters on July 5. The 1980s is where the film is set.

The 65-year-old actor told the magazine that he went to The Grove LA, a well-known outdoor mall in Los Angeles, wearing his unique camouflage outfit. He was at ease with all the guests. “No one knew who I was,” he remarked. However, realizing his ambition was not what he had anticipated.

He remembered that “people were kind of pushing past me, not being nice.” “No one expressed love for you. I was in line for, like, buying a f———ing coffee or whatever.”

He quickly came to the realization that he wanted to be back on the A-list. “I thought, ‘This is awful.'” “I wish to regain my fame,” he continued.

Given that Bacon began making movie appearances in 1978—the year he earned his first role in “National Lampoon’s Animal House“—it would appear that he is well-versed in the lifestyle of a superstar.

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