Did Rainn Wilson wear a wig on The Office?

Did Rainn Wilson wear a wig on The Office?

John Krasinski's beloved character may have pranked Dwight Schrute (Rainn Wilson) for years on The Office, but it was fans that got tricked during season 3 of the NBC comedy. It turns out, Krasinski wore a wig to cover up his shorter haircut, which he had done in order to act in the 2008 movie Leatherheads.

When did Michael Scott lose his virginity?

28 Michael was 28 when he lost his virginity, and then he didn't have sex again until he was 35.

Does Michael Scott wear a wig?

Fixing Michael Scott's hair wasn't the only lasting impact Ferry had on the show or its cast. During Season 3 of The Office, John Krasinski asked to wear a wig when filming the last six episodes so that he could star alongside George Clooney in the 2008 football film, Leatherheads.

Did Pam and Jim get married in real life?

It can be hard for Office fans to accept that the series isn't just over, but completely fictional. ... And as lovely as Jim and Pam were throughout the series, the actors who portrayed them were never an item and are both happily married with their own families.

Why did Meredith wear a wig in The Office?

It was the “Lice” episode. 4.54 million viewers tuned in to watch. According to Kate Flannery's Twitter account, the night the show aired, make-up artist Ed French was responsible for the bald cap and Kim M. Ferry designed the shaved hair effect. The actress explained the prosthetics took three hours to apply.

Did Dwight Schrute wear a wig?

When he returned to The Office for the second half of Season 3, producers made him wear a wig to maintain Jim's just-rolled-out-of-bed look. This is primetime TV, so of course the wig is pretty good, but if you look closely, you may be able tell that his hair is fake.

Is Michael the father of Jan's baby?

Jan informs Michael that while the baby was conceived while they were still together, he is not the father. Jan explains that she went to a sperm bank while she and Michael were dating, though not all fans believe this was the real way Jan's baby, Astrid, was conceived.

Was Pam in the 40 year old virgin?

Jenna Fischer Has A Cameo In the early bar scene, Fischer - who played Pam Beesly on The Office - can be momentarily seen as one of the bar's patrons, credited as "Woman #1."

Why did Jim wear a wig in Season 3?

Jim Halpert had a big hair transformation during season 3 of The Office after he had sported a shaggier look up until that point. John Krasinski, who played Jim, actually had to wear a wig for part of the season because of a movie role and he was finally able to shed the wig by the season's finale.

When did Jim lose the wig on the office?

• In the Season 3 finale, "The Job", Jim loses the wig and gets a new and improved hairstyle for his job interview with David Wallace. Although Jim got a haircut at the behest of Karen Filippelli, this style is more reflective of John Krasinski's real hair at the time. Wigged Jim was a revelation, but he will never compare to Natural Jim.

When did John Krasinski wear a wig on the office?

• John Krasinski Wore A Wig In Season 3 Jim's hair in the early days of the show is, um, something. I mean, it's super cute that he's so floppy and lovable, but have you ever heard of a comb, dude? As it turns out, Jim's hair wasn't as effortless as he always made it seem.

What's the name of Jim's Hair in the office?

• Jim's hair in the early days of the show is, um, something. I mean, it's super cute that he's so floppy and lovable, but have you ever heard of a comb, dude? As it turns out, Jim's hair wasn't as effortless as he always made it seem. During Season 3, Krasinski was also shooting Leatherheads, and he had to shave his head for the role.

What was Jim Halpert's wig in Season 3?

• As a result, the final six episodes of Season 3 feature Jim Halpert sporting a secret hairpiece. Now that the cat's out of the bag, let's investigate if we can pinpoint exactly when the Big Tuna was the Big Wig. (Apologies to Krasinski in advance if his real hair is mistaken for a hairpiece.)