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What else? "He doesn't wear contacts, but he's got fake teeth, long fingernails, and we painted his hands. Vein tattoos, no nose, no eyebrows, got it. It worked really well, we covered his whole head in veins in about 10 minutes." "In order to get continuity in a short span of time, I painted the veins all on the computer, then I printed them all as temporary tattoo transfers. The vein transfers I'm using on you are very similar to what we did on his head," he says as he applies blue and purple veins to my cheek. "We did eyebrow blockers, so when you look at him, he has no eyebrows. "The nose is digital," the British makeup artist says. Because of this, Coulier and his team got creative. So because the kids had less time on set, so did Fiennes, which cut down on how long he could be in makeup. They have shorter days in general, plus, they have to be in the classroom for a good portion of the day, too. The biggest filming restriction was the fact that the Harry Potter film employ a cast of children, and children can only be on set for a certain number of hours each day. "They only wanted him in the chair for two hours instead of six hours, so we had to design it around that." We only had about two hours to do Ralph's makeup, because of all the filming restrictions," Coulier explains. "On Harry Potter the designs were done in an art department, then we took a head cast of Ralph Fiennes. Specifically, how he made handsome British actor Ralph Fiennes look downright terrifying. While I was sitting in Coulier's makeup chair at the end of May - he was transforming me into a zombie to support the Blu-ray release of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, for which he also did the makeup for - we chatted about his work on the Harry Potter films. And you can thank two time Oscar-winning makeup artist Mark Coulier for crafting the Dark Lord's signature look.

Discovery puts the right team together and offers enough money, anything is possible.He's one of the most iconic villains in literature and cinema, and Lord Voldemort, with his see-through white skin, vein-covered head, lack of a nose, and pointed teeth, has a horrifying yet memorable look. It’s unclear how the controversies around Rowling may complicate getting the gang back together. Others, including Daniel Radcliffe, have condemned Rowling’s transphobic comments. picked up the phone and called him, he would be 100% ready to jump back in, “o question about it.” Ralph Fiennes would play Voldemort again, “no question about it”įiennes has come to Rowling’s defense regarding the “verbal abuse” she has received after airing her controversial views on trans people. “Sure, of course,” Fiennes said when asked if he would play Voldemort again. While most have shut the book on that, actor Ralph Fiennes has a different outlook. Speaking to Variety, Fiennes sounded very open to reprising his role as Voldemort, aka “He Who Must Not Be Named.” Over the years, we’ve heard from Harry Potter alum regarding whether or not they would return to make more movies. Rowling on more Harry Potter stories, and I am intrigued. However, CEO David Zaslav recently mentioned potentially working with J.K. Discovery to make some moves on that front, but things are still up in the air. More than anything, I want more Harry Potter content.