Perfect teeth in classic Hollywood
They are no longer with us, but they continue to hold a privileged place in our hearts and memories. Why will it be? Of course, the talent they displayed is a compelling reason, but could their bright smiles have anything to do with it?
Audrey Hepburn
You met her singing Moon River in Breakfast for Diamonds, and her smile seemed to be made precisely of diamonds. Even today, the most elegant actress in old Hollywood continues to be one of the most loved and imitated for her unique style. Who wouldn't want to see those teeth smash against the crisp surface of a croissant at Tiffany's?
Cary Grant
When Hitchcock made him star in the film Suspicion, he had his irresistible heartthrob smile in mind. Any other actor would have been immediately identified as the villain of the show, but the genius of suspense wanted a leading man with an impeccable image that would make us wonder. The glass of milk that he carried to his wife as he climbed the stairs was as white as her teeth, and therein lay the tension of that unforgettable masterpiece.
Perfect teeth in today's Hollywood
No one can deny the validity of these classic smiles, but other mouths must take over to open before us as authentic windows of pearly seduction. Do you want to know which are the most captivating smiles you can see on the red carpet at the Oscars?
Michael Fassbender
The Austrian actor seems chiseled by the gods. He arouses the admiration of all those spectators who admire him and the envy of his male counterparts. They will never manage to melt an audience with a simple grimace! When Quentin Tarantino cast him as a British officer posing as a Nazi in Inglourious Basterds, viewers knew they would find out at some point. No Nazi can smile like that!
Keira Knightley
We talk about perfect smiles, but where exactly does this concept reside? The protagonist of Pirates of the Caribbean wears teeth with a personality that, perhaps, does not respond to the most traditional canons, but that she falls in love with for its naturalness and simplicity.
Holly Hunter
Almost 60 years after her, the protagonist of El Piano continues to be one of the most unquestionable beauties on the international scene. In the aforementioned movie, she already proved capable of seducing with the slightest. The character she played was mute and serious-looking. That's why just one of her smiles was worth more than all the words in the world.
