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For Jones’ wig – built by wigmaker Christal Schanes but cut, colored and styled by Dagenais – he found a color of pearl ash grey that was “cool-white, for a refined, chic look rather than dull, and used a Shades EQ toner on the wig in the shade 9V to ice it up.”įor her part, makeup artist Forsythe spoke of an actress’ level of immersion into the world of “Poker Face” as richly metamorphic. To go with Field’s stark blacks, whites and reds, Dagenais heightened Jones’ “polish” with Oribe hair products like Super Fine Strong Hair Spray. “If actors had an idea, we could hash it out quickly,” said Dagenais. “Natasha also wanted the character’s hair to have fringe, but Cherry thought it worked better showing more of her face without fringe.”īoth Dagenais and Forsythe use “shorthand” to describe their past working with Lyonne, and the direct access they had during her “Orpheus” directing time. “Natasha envisioned ‘Laura’ having a severe white bob, very regimented and glamorous,” said Dagenais. “Because a guest like Jones’ stint is so short, they really come to play.”ĭagenais recalled that during Jones’ on-set time that she was a “no-muss, no-fuss” woman game to bring life to Lyonne’s idea of the character. “There’s always deliberation in order to pinpoint who the character is and what they look like, with great input from the actor,” said Dagenais of the transformation process. In consultation with Field and director Lyonne (“it’s not often you have an episode’s director in your chair every morning,” said Forsythe), “Poker Face”’s hair and makeup departments worked their magic.

I used my favorite women’s brands on Cherry: Max Mara, Carolina Herrera, Etro, Akris, Natori, and, shhhhhh, my secret weapon, Amazon. Visual storytelling is key with a character like Laura – you want her to be an instant read. “I wanted ‘Laura’ to feel like money just entered the room. “Cherry’s ‘Laura’ was inspired by Cruella de Vil – perfectly dressed, sinister, oh-so-chic,” said costume designer Trayce Gigi Field.

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Forsythe and hair department head Marcel Dagenais – both worked with Lyonne on her “Russian Doll” series – to transform Jones’ usual earth-mother beauty into something stark and haughtily haute couture. He also voiced English-language dubs of Hero Mask and Kengan Ashura.Enter “Poker Face” makeup head Amy L. Meanwhile, Christopher Corey Smith played Joker in a few LEGO Batman video games, and you may recognize him from such recent other interactive titles as Fire Emblem: Three Houses, Fallout 76, and Dark Deception. Brackish Okun in Independence Day: Resurgence, was a regular on Cinemax's Outcast, and in 2020 he'll return to the role of Data in Star Trek: Picard. Sure, Brent Spiner (pictured above, right) voiced the Joker on Young Justice, but he's still best known as Data from Star Trek: The Next Generation. In 2016, he was awarded an Emmy for lifetime achievement.

He's likely far more recognizable for his work as talking East German fish Klaus on American Dad! And animation wouldn't the same without Frank Welker (pictured above, left). Playing the Joker on Super Friends is just one of the prolific voice actor's classic credits, alongside - wait for it - Scooby-Doo, Hefty Smurf, Curious George, Megatron on Transformers, and Nibbler on Futurama. He also voiced Grimace in in McDonald's commercials. In the 2014 animated small-screen film Son of Batman, veteran voice actor Dee Bradley Baker took a turn at portraying the Joker for a cameo appearance.