@ACT_1 as much as I like them, no. Because I was looking roles where the actor was in makeup through out the whole film, eventhough, I made exceptions for “The Wizard of Oz” (actors appear as different characters without telling the audience until it gets revealed at the end) , Mel Brooks, Eddie Murphy (they play different roles in their own films)*, and Janes Cagney. If it is a role the actor appears without makeup and then puts on makeup or gets disfigured, not on here. That it is why I didn’t include “Tootise”, “Mrs. Doubtfire”, Nicholson’s Joker in “Batman”, and “Bicentennial Man”.

Maybe I’ll bend on Doubtfire. But in “To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar”, you can tell who they are. BTw, where has Wesley Snipes been lately?

@mariojacobs yes to merrick and Chiun. But no to Button. You can tell it is Brad Pitt throughout the movie.

@Jessica Done. Deleted some unnecessary comments. Added two more entered.
I can’t believe I had missed Warrick Davis. I know I should have gone with Leprechaun (1993)

But I think this one might just surprise a few who don’t know.

Thanks. You missed: actors/actresses

Done about 10 hours ago. Also changed the hyphen to a dash. (Aka, as you most likely know, type a hyphen twice and the computer program changes it to a dash.) can you check the grammar and punctuation on that?

@Pencho15 on and Tom baker as Rasputin  Is off.

@Pencho15 thank you. The changes are done. 
now I’ll on this page, (I already told Jessica on another page), who is under that clown makeup. It is Doris Day in Billy Rose’s Jumbo