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Estd. 2020
Approved by the Shaw Family
FACEAPP FUN
"He was constantly engaging and enormous fun to be with." - Martin Ritt
Using FaceApp technology, below is a fun gallery of Robert in some of his most iconic roles in which he has been aged, made younger, made female, had make-up applied and also been adorned with facial hair, wigs and spectacles! It's Robert Shaw, but not as we know him!
 Santa Shaw |  The Sunglasses collection. |  The Sunglasses collection. |
|---|---|---|
 The Sunglasses collection. |  The Sunglasses collection. |  RADA graduation photo 1948 with added glasses. |
 Dan Tempest as a teenager? He should be in bed! The Buccaneers (1956). |  Lance Corporal Hodge making a spectacle of himself in A Hill In Korea (1956). |  I'm 75 years old and I'm still not captain! From Sea Fury (1958). |
 Has Robert got trapped wind? No, we've just added a rather forced smile in this candid shot from 1960. |  He should have found his sea legs by now in The Valiant (1962). |  Come on Marlowe, you're a bit long in the tooth to be playing with children's toys in Tomorrow at Ten (1962). |
 Aston is no spring chicken anymore in The Caretaker (1963). |  Red Grant? More like "Dead" Grant in From Russia with Love (1963). |  King Claudius when he was a mere prince in Hamlet at Elsinore (1964). |
 Looks like Ginger has had too many Canadian winters in The Luck Of Ginger Coffey (1964). |  Time to retire Colonel Hessler and that is no illusion. Battle of the Bulge (1965). |  King Henry VIII on a state visit to New York in A Man For All Seasons (1966). |
 You're not the shot you used to be George in Custer of the West (1967). |  Looks like Stanley has been in lockdown. A trip to the hairdressers is much needed in The Birthday Party (1968). |  Squadron Leader Skipper has a rather stunning wife in the Battle of Britain (1969). |
 Pizarro the younger! From The Royal Hunt of the Sun (1969). |  Hey Malcolm, how you haven't caught the sun? Figures in a Landscape (1970). |  You should be retired, not marauding through Mexico. A rather geriatric Aguila from A Town Called Bastard (1971). |
 Lord Randolph had a fabulous mop of hair before the syphilis kicked in in Young Winston (1972). |  My eyes aren't what they used to be. (1972). |  Quite literally a Reflection of Fear (1973). |
 Yes m'lady! Striking a blow for the women in The Hireling (1973). |  We never found the barber after he did this to Lonnegan in The Sting (1973). |  Bernard Ryder is now clearly too old for this shit from The Taking of Pelham 123 (1974). |
 Quint before he started swimmin with bow-legged women in Jaws (1975). |  Quint...what might have been after Jaws (1975). |  Richard Gastmann displaying his fringe benefits in End of the Game (1975). |
 You might have the Diamonds (1975) but you could have had a shave! |  You're way too young to be the Sheriff of Nottingham in Robin and Marian (1976). |  Ned Lynch is now a fully fledged salty sea dog from Swashbuckler (1976). |
 Assassins are getting much older these days. A rather raddled Major David Kabakov from Black Sunday (1977). |  There's obviously no barbers on the island of Bermuda in The Deep (1977). |  Major Keith Mallory has had a rather fetching makeover. Not sure what the partisans will make of that in Force 10 from Navarone (1978). |
 Marenkov before the cold war started in Avalanche Express (1979). |  Publicity still 2020. |
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