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WHO made Johnny Depps hats for Public Enemies
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I think I see the photo to which you are referring. I agree it is a sharp hat. I really like the style of the lids, especially the shorter brim.
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Yeah I also hear that it was optimo doing the hats for that flick..
www.optimohats.com
I remember hearing last year that Depp gave his away to a kid that visited the set. He apparently asked for it, Depp said sure and sent it too him when the shoot was over. Nice little keepsake!
www.optimohats.com
I remember hearing last year that Depp gave his away to a kid that visited the set. He apparently asked for it, Depp said sure and sent it too him when the shoot was over. Nice little keepsake!
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Bruce Wayne
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Lefty said:
i think it is getting a little out of hand...
Old Fogey UK
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Is the hat in the pic above an Optimo 1000 ?
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Watching the trailer, it's a pity that the historical accuracy with costumes didn't filter through to all the cars they used - I can spot a couple of 1935 and 1936 models in there. That grates a bit for me but I suppose I'm just what's called an "Anorak" in the United Kingdom. 
OT as well, I know, but I do hope there's a 1934 Hudson in the movie. It was, apparently Dillinger's favourite car - and I've got one too !
OT as well, I know, but I do hope there's a 1934 Hudson in the movie. It was, apparently Dillinger's favourite car - and I've got one too !
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Old Fogey UK said:
no, the hat posted above is one of graham's liteweights from last year. the optimo 1000 is only available in black as well as porcelian (white)
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Old Fogey UK said:
fftopic: You have what? In the UK? Do you ever go to the classic car shows with it?
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...the costumes right is easier and cheaper than getting the cars right.
Folks are also less apt to notice the gaffe.
BTW. All we need now is a Young Fogey.
I like the hats, and I'm sure I'll see the film.
Someone commented earlier that there are a lot of golden era movies coming out.
Old Fogey UK said:Watching the trailer, it's a pity that the historical accuracy with costumes didn't filter through to all the cars they used - I can spot a couple of 1935 and 1936 models in there. That grates a bit for me but I suppose I'm just what's called an "Anorak" in the United Kingdom.
OT as well, I know, but I do hope there's a 1934 Hudson in the movie. It was, apparently Dillinger's favourite car - and I've got one too !
...the costumes right is easier and cheaper than getting the cars right.
Folks are also less apt to notice the gaffe.
BTW. All we need now is a Young Fogey.
I like the hats, and I'm sure I'll see the film.
Someone commented earlier that there are a lot of golden era movies coming out.
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The costumes aren't accurate at all for the early 30's. The say 1937(at the earliest) to the 1940's.
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My better half and I went to the 4:00 matinee here in Maryville, and the movie was well done. Plenty of hats, but don't expect to see Johnny wearing a hat most of the time. Wore my best hat; my VS panama:
Plenty of nice hats, and a lot of straws at the race track scene (appropriately). Period clothing is nice also, but I am not much of an expert on that part. Johnny dies wearing a boater.
disgraceful me, wore shorts and running shoes with my nice hat (even without the hat, was still likely the best dressed man in the theater!). I did have a collared polo-type shirt (tucked in) and had socks on; not a total slob. If you add up all the clothes I was wearing and multiply it a few times, might equal the value of the hat!
Plenty of nice hats, and a lot of straws at the race track scene (appropriately). Period clothing is nice also, but I am not much of an expert on that part. Johnny dies wearing a boater.
disgraceful me, wore shorts and running shoes with my nice hat (even without the hat, was still likely the best dressed man in the theater!). I did have a collared polo-type shirt (tucked in) and had socks on; not a total slob. If you add up all the clothes I was wearing and multiply it a few times, might equal the value of the hat!
EVEN-STEVEN
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barrowjh said:
What?!?! Dillinger gets killed in the movie?!?! Thanks for spoiling the ending.....
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Great looking straw John!
I plan to see it Thursday.
Just might wear my Peters Brothers milan with the diamond crease.
I plan to see it Thursday.
Just might wear my Peters Brothers milan with the diamond crease.
Saw it this evening with my daughter - we loved it. Beautiful cinimatography(sp). The cloths, cars, hats, ***s... so rich. I was so looking forward to the movie that I was afraid it would not live up to my expectations but I did not leave the theater disappointed.
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Doublegun said:
How adult orientated is this flick?[huh]
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Posted this in an Optimo thread earlier.
Kind of cool for those that haven't read the article about Optimo hats in the movie, or seen the short video...
An article with a short video of Graham at Optiomo.
Don't have one of Graham's hats...and probably never will due to the cost. But thought some may be interested in this...
http://www.suntimes.com/business/1623888,CST-NWS-HATS16.article
Kind of cool for those that haven't read the article about Optimo hats in the movie, or seen the short video...
An article with a short video of Graham at Optiomo.
Don't have one of Graham's hats...and probably never will due to the cost. But thought some may be interested in this...
http://www.suntimes.com/business/1623888,CST-NWS-HATS16.article
Great question. I was a little concerned about it and we agreed that if I said "close your eyes" she would. There is one "*** scene" with Johnny and Billy but they are clothed and it is nothing graphic. The violence, and there is plenty of that, is handled well - nothing extrordinary or overly graphic. My daughter is 15 and has probably seen worse on regular TV.handlebar bart said:
