What the cast of 'See How They Run' looks like in real life
"See How They Run," a murder mystery that hit theaters Friday, is set in 1950s London.
It features a stacked ensemble cast including Sam Rockwell, Saoirse Ronan, and Adrien Brody.
Given the period setting, the cast looks drastically different in the movie than they do in real life.
Constable Stalker is ready for action in her police uniform. She keeps her curls tucked under and her collar fastened.
Both she and her character are blondes who love a full brow, but the similarities stop there. In real life, Saoirse Ronan, who plays Constable Stalker, goes high glamour with plunging necklines, like the one on this Gucci gown.
Inspector Stoppard wears a "Dallas"-style mustache and a full-brimmed hat.
Actor Sam Rockwell plays Stoppard. He wears the mustache in real life but it's a few shades lighter. He also wears glasses.
Petula Spencer has strong shoulder pads, dark blonde pin curls, and eyebrows a few shades darker than her hair.
In real life, Ruth Wilson, who plays Petula, has sleek brunette strands. She also chooses softer fabrics than her character.
Mervyn Cocker-Norris wears the chemically straightened conk hairstyle that was popular during the time period. He also sports a classic tuxedo. It is a safe combination.
In real life, David Oyelowo takes risks with his fashion, like this svelte neon suit.
Leo Kopernick wears a mustache and slicked-back hair with a bit of volume.
In real life, Adrien Brody wears a clean-shaven face and his hair is more relaxed.
Sheila Sim is prim in a muted lip and matching sweater set. Her hair is pulled into a lengthy chignon.
In real life, her portrayer Pearl Chanda has shoulder-length hair with blonde lowlights.
In the film, Richard Attenborough has a totally bare face and a side-part in his hair.
Harris Dickinson, who plays Richard Attenborough, is a bit looser in real life. He lets his hair do its own thing and does not mind a bit of scruff on his face.
Reece Shearsmith wears jet black hair, pastel shirts, and loud ties as John Woolf.
Shearsmith wears his natural hair color and glasses in real life.
Jacob Fortune-Lloyd's Gio has soft curls and a bare face.
Off-screen, Fortune-Lloyd's curls are a bit more defined and he has a full mustache.
Ann Saville wears pinstripes and a pixie cut. She accessorizes with large baubles and red lips.
Pippa Bennett-Warner, who plays Ann, has shoulder-length curls in real life.
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