Javier Bardem, the movie’s villain says ... “It was just depressing to look in the mirror and see that haircut,” says Bardem of the worst movie coif since Christian Slater’s in Gleaming ...

Javier Bardem has featured odd hair looks in three ... "I wanted to create a guy who has this hairstyle because he is not in control, not even with his hair," he says. "It's everywhere.

Bardem's Bond villain has a unique haircut, making it Bardem's second ... slightly more theatrical Bond villains of the 1960s" When Javier Bardem was a young actor in Spain, he had a powerful ...

Javier Bardem ought to be basking in Oscar glory ... as "one of the most horrible haircuts in history". This was a haircut so bad that it sent Bardem spiralling into a depression.

A bit later, it’s the steely assassin Anton Chigurh (Javier Bardem) instructing the terrified ... saucer-eyed man with the Cousin Itt haircut and indeterminate accent escape from police custody ...

Javier Bardem joins WIRED to answer his most searched questions from Google. Why doesn't he drive? Where did he meet his wife, Penélope Cruz? How did he feel about his haircut in 'No Country For ...

It was a very weird photo and he had a haircut like that.” Javier Bardem in “Vicky Cristina Barcelona”Weinstein Company He added: “It was a book about the border of Tijuana and they were ...

Paul LeBlanc doesn’t mind one bit that Javier Bardem calls his creation “one of the most horrible haircuts in history.” In fact, the New Brunswick stylist is pretty proud. “It’s a very big day,” ...

Javier Bardem spoke with Dave Davies in 2011 ... And the hairdresser, which is a great, great man, he did this horrible haircut on my hair with my hair. And there was no mirror.

Javier Bardem is back doing Cormac McCarthy ... But he was kind of shocked by my haircut again.” Opportunities for screwy ‘dos aren’t the main draws to McCarthy stories — nor limited ...

it was Javier Bardem’s wife, Penélope Cruz ... brought up how you were depressed a lot on No Country because of your haircut, and more importantly, because you didn’t like the violence.