In Superman, when Christopher Reeve portrays Clark Kent his hair is parted to the right. When he turns into Superman, he parts his hair on the left. : r/MovieDetails
Superman (1978) - IMDb
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Christopher Reeve's physical acting as he switches between Clark Kent and Superman : r/superman
Superman III (1983) - IMDb
SUPERMAN II CHRISTOPHER REEVE as Superman / Clark Kent Date: 1980 Stock Photo - Alamy
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Superman (1978 film series character) - Wikipedia
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Clark Kent (Christopher Reeve figure) statue - Statue Forum
Superman changes to Clark and then back and forth - YouTube
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Richard Donner Directing Christopher Reeve In His SUPERMAN Screen Test
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