Henry Cavill mocks #MoustacheGate as he shaves off his very expensive facial hair
The Mission Impossible 6 star cost DC a lot of money when his moustache had to be digitally removed from Justice League re-shoots
- Ben Allen
Published: Wednesday, 21 March 2018 at 1:43 pm
Henry Cavill has poked fun at the Justice League moustache fiasco in an Instagram video dedicated to his recently shorn facial hair.
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The star, who had been sporting a moustache for his role in the upcoming sixth instalment of Tom Cruise's Mission Impossible series, was brought back in to re-shoot scenes for the DC crossover film after Joss Whedon had stepped in for original director Zach Snyder, who left the project after a bereavement.
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His MI6 contract with Paramount prevented him from shaving the facial hair off, meaning that Justice League producers had to spend additional cash (on top of a reported $25m already doled out on the extensive re-shoots) to digitally remove it from the film.
Now, having finally been given the green light to shave off his 'tache, Cavill has shared a sweet, sentimental video which features a montage of pictures of the moustache.
"I know, it's hard to recognise me without KingStache," he says in the clip, "sometimes I even have trouble recognising myself."
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The video ends with the message: "shaved but not forgotten".
We won't be forgetting about it any time soon, and neither will the visual effects staff at Warner Bros, for that matter.
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Mission: Impossible - Fallout will be released in UK cinemas on 26th July 2018.
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Ben AllenOn Demand Writer, RadioTimes.com
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