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2. Michael Myers (Halloween) - Wikipedia

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   Tommy Lee Wallace, writer/director of Halloween III: Season of the Witch, was the production designer/co-editor on Halloween, and it was up to him to find "the perfect mask" for the Michael Myers character. The mask was intended to have a "blank face", and the William Shatner Halloween mask he found was exactly what he needed, "It didn't really ...

3. Chrissy Teigen Tries to Scare John Legend with“ Halloween ...

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   In an Instagram Reel shared by Teigen, 38, on Friday, Oct. 25, the Cravings founder tries to surprise Legend, 45, with a Michael Myers mask made famous by the film franchise. Her antics backfired ...

4. Watch Chrissy Teigen try to scare husband John Legend in ...

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   Donning the same Michael Myers mask, Teigen took viewers through a step-by-step self-care routine, which included a bath, face mask and lymphatic drainage massage — all before she cooked lunch ...

5. Halloween (franchise) - Wikipedia

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   The Michael Myers mask has been reproduced over the years by Don Post, the mask company responsible for the creation of the masks from several of the Halloween films (the Silver Shamrock novelty factory seen in Halloween III was actually shot on location in one of Don Post's factories). [160]

6. Meet Michael Myers actor on Halloween in Metro Detroit - AOL

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   A $45 ticket includes entry to the Q&A, a limited-edition poster, entry into a drawing to win signed prizes like a Michael Myers mask, and the film screening. The event starts at 8 p.m.

7. Talk:Michael Myers (Halloween)/Archive 1 - Wikipedia

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   Michael Myers is a different character in three different series of movies. There's the original two, Halloween 1 and 2, which spun off into both 4-6 and H20 and Resurrection, and then there's Zombie's series. Not counting Halloween 3. No, Michael Myers is one character who appears in three different continuities of the same movie series.