- The official trailer for "Spider-Man" spin-off "Venom" debuted Monday at CinemaCon.
- But more people couldn't stop talking about Michelle Williams' wig in the trailer.
- Williams plays the girlfriend of journalist Eddie Brock/Venom (Tom Hardy).
- Many commented on how bad the wig Williams is wearing looks.
- It was then compared to other wigs Williams has worn on different movies.
The official trailer for Sony Pictures' "Venom" was released Monday night and while we finally got our first look at the film's antihero a lot of fans can't stop talking about one aspect of the trailer: Michelle Williams' wig.
Here's Williams in real life. The actress has much shorter hair.
In the movie, Williams plays the girlfriend of journalist Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy) who becomes a host to the alien, Venom.
Fans were quick to call out the questionable wig for looking unnatural.
Gosh millions of dollars spent on this film and none of that was spent on Michelle Williams wig. lol https://t.co/wfj35v4qdD
— SAMMY SALSA (@SAMMYSALSA84) April 24, 2018
This whole movie, from that Hardy’s ever changing accent to Michelle Williams wig is a total “we got it? Good! Let’s go” picture
— Claymation Tupac in Space (@toolittlecakes) April 24, 2018
the wig to end all wigs pic.twitter.com/h7B6k5OROO
— Tim Mulkerin (@timmulk) April 24, 2018
I have so many thoughts on how Michelle Williams has made “I Have a Wig for That” her spin on Tom Hardy’s “I Have A Voice for That”
— The Stefano De La Cuesta (@THE_Stefano_DLC) April 24, 2018
What was the budget for Venom? Could you guys not afford to put a passable wig on Michelle Williams' head?
— Samantha Powell (@sdpowell1) April 24, 2018
Many also pointed out this isn't the first time Williams has a wig onscreen that didn't suit her.
Fans pointed to hair pieces from "All the Money in the World" and the actress' most recent film, "I Feel Pretty."
Save Michelle Williams from wigs pic.twitter.com/02nSV7UddQ
— Hoai-Tran Bui (@htranbui) April 24, 2018
I am so here for this era of Michelle Williams beginning each of her roles with “I Have A Wig For That” pic.twitter.com/shor41ZefB
— The Stefano De La Cuesta (@THE_Stefano_DLC) April 24, 2018
"Venom" is in theaters October 5. You can watch the trailer with Williams' wig below.
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