In the first post-pilot episode “Murder by the Barrel”, he dresses down in sporty brown corduroy action-back jacket, blue-and-orange striped popover shirt, and seersucker slacks.
In the first post-pilot episode “Murder by the Barrel”, he dresses down in sporty brown corduroy action-back jacket, blue-and-orange striped popover shirt, and seersucker slacks.
Costume designer Mary Zophres dressed him for 1980 Texas in an indigo trucker jacket, dark work shirts, polyester Wrangler jeans, and pointed-toe cowboy boots.
Costume designer Mary Zophres dressed him for 1980 Texas in an indigo trucker jacket, dark work shirts, polyester Wrangler jeans, and pointed-toe cowboy boots.
As returning Army doctor Dino Barran, he changes out of uniform into a beige nylon blouson and navy turtleneck with the actor’s own Vuarnet sunglasses and Enicar Sherpa dive watch.
As returning Army doctor Dino Barran, he changes out of uniform into a beige nylon blouson and navy turtleneck with the actor’s own Vuarnet sunglasses and Enicar Sherpa dive watch.
Oscar-nominated costume design by Irene Sharaff.
Oscar-nominated costume design by Irene Sharaff.
Costume design by Aggie Guerard Rodgers.
Costume design by Aggie Guerard Rodgers.
Shirley Russell’s BAFTA-winning costume design includes the warm turtlenecks, coats, hats, and snow gear for the Endurance crew’s icy mission and survival.
Shirley Russell’s BAFTA-winning costume design includes the warm turtlenecks, coats, hats, and snow gear for the Endurance crew’s icy mission and survival.
The celebrated “Master of Menace” died 32 years ago today on October 25, 1993.
The celebrated “Master of Menace” died 32 years ago today on October 25, 1993.
For a standup set framing much of the narrative, costume designer Albert Wolsky dresses Hoffman in blue denim jacket and jeans reflecting the real Bruce’s taste for custom denim.
For a standup set framing much of the narrative, costume designer Albert Wolsky dresses Hoffman in blue denim jacket and jeans reflecting the real Bruce’s taste for custom denim.
In Airplane! (1980) and its sequel, Lloyd Bridges wears a brown Donegal tweed 3-button jacket with unique jetted breast pocket—tonally paired with ecru shirts and dark brown ties and slacks—plus his own dive watches including a gold Rolex.
In Airplane! (1980) and its sequel, Lloyd Bridges wears a brown Donegal tweed 3-button jacket with unique jetted breast pocket—tonally paired with ecru shirts and dark brown ties and slacks—plus his own dive watches including a gold Rolex.