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era. Powered beauty make-up adding a sprinkle of color to the cheeks and lips with a natural glow reshaping and filling in eyebrows enabled us to showcase high-society patrons attending the Ford eater, including stylized beards and mustaches, sideburns, goatee's, and mutton chops. Tobias Menzies, who played Stanton, and Anthony Boyle as Booth had significant make-up changes which highlighted their perseverance and determination that escalated to deteriorating health issues in the 12-day manhunt. Booth had several signature looks, he was a "dandy." His style changed, including his iconic mustache, also adding a tattoo of his initials on his hand and a small scar on his cheek. Old-age stipple was used around the eyes and forehead for a subtle aging hue and a glazing of light powered dirt gel to individual lines around the eyes, forehead and neck, marbling colors of discoloration purposely giving a uneven texture for a finished look. In addition, there were 4,500 background actors portraying integral roles which we interchanged into three to four different characters and looks for the war room and courtroom scenes with various distinctive looks. I am so grateful for my amazing team: Ann-Maree Hurley, Kim Collea, Nikki Imani Brown and Vanessa Dionne, who was our background supervisor. Also, a big thank you to our exceptional hardworking background artists: Randi Arroyo, Dave Dupuis, Teresa Vest, Andy Wright, Cori Adkins, Char Coats-Crump, Midian Crosby, Dhyana Forte, Ren Rohling, Heather Grippaldi and Bryan Reynolds. Coming to work every day and working with such an incredible cast and crew made this project very special. We were "e Little Choo-Choo at Could!" •