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Lucky Flickerman from The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes
Lucky Flickerman is a character from the new Hunger Games film: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes and is played by Jason Schwartzman. The Hunger Games series of films are based off of the original books by Suzanne Collins. This film takes place 64 years before the original Hunger Games we know. In this new film, we get to see Coriolanus Snow at 18 years old who is assigned to mentor Lucy of District 12 as the 10th annual Hunger Games approaches. Lucky Flickerman is the charismatic announcer and very first host of the games.
Lucky Flickerman dresses for the occasion wearing a red velvet blazer with black details, white shirt, velvet black bow tie, black pleated pants and shiny black dress shoes. To add even more to the costume, add a fun prop mic and stick-on curled mustache.
Spot from Across the Spider-Verse
Spot (voiced by Jason Schwartzman) is the primary antagonist of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. Once a scientist at Alchemax named Dr. Johnathan Ohnn, Spot’s mutated appearance is the result of Spider-Man destroying Kingpin‘s Super-Collider in the first film of the series. Spot begins as a comedic villain, but eventually, his determination to destroy Miles’ life turns him into something much more sinister. To recreate Spot’s villainous appearance, you’ll need to start with a full white bodysuit and matching shoes. Then, add splotches of black to the costume using fabric paint. You can paint them on with brushes and/or add them with a dimensional paint using the plastic tip, depending on your preference. Make sure you leave plenty of time for the paint to dry before you intend to wear your costume.
Augie Steenbeck from Asteroid City
Augie Steenbeck (played by Jason Schwartzman) is a widower and father of four in the Wes Anderson film Asteroid City. When he and his children are stranded near the titular desert town, Augie calls his father-in-law to pick them up. During their stay in Asteroid City, Augie meets Midge Campbell. Augie’s costume includes a belted safari jacket and khaki pants, which he pairs with brown boots. More important than the outfit itself might be Augie’s accessories, which include a pipe and a vintage camera. If you don’t have a camera that looks the part, a smartphone case designed to look like one can do the trick instead.
M. Jean from The Grand Budapest Hotel
M. Jean (played by Jason Schwartzman) does not have a large role in The Grand Budapest Hotel. But the size of his role does not change how important he is in the film. M. Jean is a direct contrast to Bill Murray’s M. Ivan and Ralph Fiennes’ M. Gustave. Whereas the older men did their job with polish and pride, M. Jean seems to do his job simply because it is his job. The pins on his lapels mark him as a member of The Society of the Crossed Keys but he does not have the same polish as either Ivan or Gustave. And that is the point.
Because M. Jean represents the less splendorous present life of The Gran Budapest, his uniform is much simpler than the men that came before him. He wears a simple purple suit with a red tie and white undershirt. Black dress shoes round out the clothing while a thin mustache and a cigarette complete his appearance. And, of course, the pins signifying his membership in The Society of the Crossed Keys.
Jack Whitman from The Darjeeling Limited
Jack played by Jason Schwartzman is the youngest Whitman brother. He is the hopeless romantic of the bunch. He writes fiction based on his true-life experiences but denies it even though it is made clear as day. He truly plays up to being the emotional baby brother of Peter and Francis. He is so heartbroken over his ex he continues to wear the hotel robe from where he saw her last. Jack rarely even puts shoes on for most of the film but once or twice is caught in men’s sandals. He finds a love interest wherever he goes and uses this as a distraction from his brothers on their trip.
Gideon Graves
In Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, Gideon Gordon Graves (Jason Schwartzman) is Ramona Flower’s seventh evil boyfriend, and the founder of League of Ramona’s Evil Ex-Boyfriends. He’s also a music mogul who hosts the Sex Bob-ombs in a tournament, causing a great deal of conflict for Scott Pilgrim.
Max Fischer
Max Fischer’s life revolves around Rushmore Academy, but not for the academics, what with model UN, kung fu, calligraphy, beekeepers club, and what not. Oh, and he saved Latin — what did you ever do?
