18 Mar Seven Famous Scars (minus Seal)
Kate Middleton – the royal chose to deliver half-blood Prince George through natural birth so no such C-section scars to talk of. Instead, Kate’s large line against her scalp on the left side of her head is nothing to do with hair extensions and is in fact a “scar from a childhood injury”.
Carlos Tevez – the self-admitted former hot-head was renowned for his fiery personality during his time in Manchester with both City and United. At just ten months old, the Argentinian suffered a quite literal hot head when an accident involving boiling water left him with third degree burns down his face, neck and chest. Ouch!
Harry Potter – the wizard that spawned seven books, eight films and thrust Daniel Radcliffe into the spotlight sported a lightning bolt scar on his forehead following a failed murder attempt by Lord Voldemort. “That ain’t no ordinary cut on your forehead, Harry. A mark like that only comes from being touched by a curse, and an evil curse at that,” indeed Hagrid.
“Frank’s noticeable scar hasn’t stopped him going to two World Cups with
France, winning the European Cup with Bayern Munich or being voted the
third-best player in Europe in 2013”
Franck Ribery – being involved in a car accident at the age of two and left needing 100 stitches for a head wound may not be the best start in life but the Bayern Munich star is proud of his scar and says “it gave me strength and forged my character.” Good for him.
Frank Sinatra – Ol’ Blue Eyes was left blue and lifeless when he was wrenched from his mother at birth. The indelible mark by the left corner of his mouth was left as a lifelong reminder and earned him the nickname “Scarface” through his teenage years. Not to be confused with…
Scarface – the American crime drama tells the story of Cuban refugee Tony Montana (Al Pacino) and his rise from nothing to powerful drug kingpin in 1980s Miami. How did Tony get his titular appearance? Who knows.
Scar – OK, not quite the same but still a famous scar, right? Scar, the bad guy of the Disney classic, is described as “elegant and poised, but unkempt and wild looking.” Oh, and he also has an English accent.
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