Charlize Theron may have finished shooting the "Mad Max" role that required her to buzz her 'do, but she's sporting the (nearly) bald and beautiful look. See more leading ladies who have sported ultrashort locks. Demi Moore went hard core and buzzed away her long locks in 1997 for her role as the first woman to train for the Navy SEALS, in the film "G.I. Jane." Looking back on the role, Moore told The Insider she "felt a certain sense of strength and power" from the cut. Natalie Portman was pretty stunning when she lost her locks for a role in "V for Vendetta" in 2006. The shaving was done on camera and there was only one chance to get it right. "That was the most stressful thing about the experience," she told USA Today . Mena Suvari totally worked it in 2007 after she shaved her head for a role in the film adaptation of "The Garden of Eden." Solange Knowles, Beyonce's baby sister, caused quite the stir in 2009 w...

Charlize Theron may have finished shooting the "Mad Max" role that required her to buzz her 'do, but she's sporting the (nearly) bald and beautiful look. See more leading ladies who have sported ultrashort locks. Demi Moore went hard core and buzzed away her long locks in 1997 for her role as the first woman to train for the Navy SEALS, in the film "G.I. Jane." Looking back on the role, Moore told The Insider she "felt a certain sense of strength and power" from the cut. Natalie Portman was pretty stunning when she lost her locks for a role in "V for Vendetta" in 2006. The shaving was done on camera and there was only one chance to get it right. "That was the most stressful thing about the experience," she told USA Today . Mena Suvari totally worked it in 2007 after she shaved her head for a role in the film adaptation of "The Garden of Eden." Solange Knowles, Beyonce's baby sister, caused quite the stir in 2009 w...

Charlize Theron may have finished shooting the "Mad Max" role that required her to buzz her 'do, but she's sporting the (nearly) bald and beautiful look. See more leading ladies who have sported ultrashort locks. Demi Moore went hard core and buzzed away her long locks in 1997 for her role as the first woman to train for the Navy SEALS, in the film "G.I. Jane." Looking back on the role, Moore told The Insider she "felt a certain sense of strength and power" from the cut. Natalie Portman was pretty stunning when she lost her locks for a role in "V for Vendetta" in 2006. The shaving was done on camera and there was only one chance to get it right. "That was the most stressful thing about the experience," she told USA Today . Mena Suvari totally worked it in 2007 after she shaved her head for a role in the film adaptation of "The Garden of Eden." Solange Knowles, Beyonce's baby sister, caused quite the stir in 2009 w...

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By Katherinehassell PUBLISHED: 17:36 EST, 28 December 2012 | UPDATED: 17:36 EST, 28 December 2012 Neil Dudgeon was under no illusions when he landed the coveted job as leading man on the detective drama Midsomer Murders. The 52-year-old at the centre of the action as DCI John Barnaby predicted hed play second fiddle to the crime-solvers canine companion, Sykes. Hes the star of the show, laughed Neil at the time. Hes the one really replacing John Nettles. Im just dragging him in and out of shot. Star of the show: Neil Dudgeon admits that Sykes the terrier is the real star of Midsomer Murders Neil might have been exaggerating for comic effect, but he wasnt wrong about his four-legged friends popularity. Viewers cant get enough of Sykes, the nine-year-old who shot to stardom in the Every Home Needs A Harvey ad promoting TV advertising two years ago. Yes, he was the multi-talented terrier in the dog pound with his little case packed. His turn as right-hand hound to the nations favouri...