Stoll recently spoke to Vulture and assured everyone that he remains secure in his baldness and the dreadful hairpiece is actually for reasons of plot and characterization, not prejudice:
For somebody who is follicle-ly challenged, I spent a lot of time talking about hair. At first, when I heard he wanted me to have a wig, I was resistant. I didn’t want the reason to be so I could look like a standard TV guy or a hero. Then that points to a bigger problem. I’m not interested in playing that character. I made a choice in my career to not get hair plugs and not hide the fact that I was balding, and I’ve managed to play all sorts of characters who have shaved heads.
“But Guillermo’s reasoning was so well thought-out. It isn’t arbitrary. It isn’t, I want you to look better,” he added. Good, because if that were the reasoning, they failed. Utterly. Hopefully this means the plot will ultimately result in a bare pate. #FreeCoreysScalp
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