I just looked him up after hearing about him and the spiderman role. I thought his chin mole was adorkable. I was thinking "I hope he doesn't get that removed."
Looks like he did, based on his main imdb photo. I guess that's showbiz.
Is that sarcasm? I hope not.
He got many hateful comments for his chin mole.
But i think he better removes it (which he did) because when you get older those big moles may cause cancer. Better be safe than sorry right?
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I have to concur due to health issues. I just hope he didn't feel pressure to get rid of it, over insecurity, etc.
shareI just hope he didn't feel pressure to get rid of it, over insecurity, etc.
Right? I liked it too :[
I'd be sad if he removed it due to everyone pointing it out. I like Taron Egerton's mole on his neck, but apparently the make-up team covered that up during the film Kingsmand: Secret Service. I really like it when actors and actresses have moles on their faces or necks.
There's even a thread on Blake Lively's imdb page, where users are telling her to remove her mole on her cheek. I think it's super cute and hope she doesn't listen.
Oooh I like Taron Egerton's neck mole too, I think it's pretty hot actually. Weird that they covered it for the first Kingsman, but not for the second one. They didn't cover it in Rocketman either, which I'm fine with.
shareEveryone who can afford to, especially actors, should have moles removed, warts, skin tags, etc. removed.
I'm looking at you, Christian Bale and Marion Cotillard.
As you age certain physical attributes are no longer cute or adorkable.
My teenage handsome son had a gap in front teeth as a little boy.
Fortunately it closed.
He had it removed in December of 2013. He hadn't done much press between then and his casting of Spider-Man, so all of his publicity photos were years old.
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