Oliver Peoples Glasses of Patrick Bateman (Christian Bale) in American Psycho | Spotern
Christian Bale Confirms What We Suspected About The Inspiration For His Amsterdam Character
The Pale Blue Eye (2022) - IMDb
See Christian Bale's Eye Fall Out In Star-Studded Amsterdam Trailer
TIL that while filming The Dark Knight, Christian Bale's eye wart cut its hand while the cameras were rolling, never breaking character. That take was used in the final film : r/moviescirclejerk
Oh god, we got to take it out": Christian Bale Nearly Lost His Eye Due to Method Acting, Forced Himself to Wear Lens That Looked Like a Glass Eye Which Almost Left
Christian Bale up for another Oscar with 'The Big Short' – CinemaBravo
Christian Bale's History of Physical Transformations – IndieWire
The Pale Blue Eye cast: Christian Bale leads line up for Netflix horror | Daily Mail Online
Netflix Top 10: 'Pale Blue Eye' Kills 'Glass Onion's' No. 1 Streak - Variety
Christian Bale makes 'Short' work of solo scenes – Boston Herald
The True Story Behind The Big Short - Real Michael Burry
Christian Bale apologises 'unreservedly' for Terminator set rant | Christian Bale | The Guardian
In The Big Short (2015), Christian Bale forced one of his eyes to be lazy, to make it look like he has a glass eye (just like the real-life Michael Burry does) :
The Big Short Featurette - Meet Michael Burry (2015) - Christian Bale Drama HD - YouTube
In The Big Short (2015), Christian Bale forced one of his eyes to be lazy, to make it look like he has a glass eye (just like the real-life Michael Burry does) :
This man in glasses. Yes!! | Christian bale, Actors, Christian
Christian Bale Talks Amsterdam Role: 'I Would Spot People in the Street and Follow Them'
Amsterdam” Is an Exemplary Work of Resistance Cinema | The New Yorker
Can't unsee Christian Bale's eye wart | Movie Feature - theshiznit.co.uk
The True Story Behind The Big Short - Real Michael Burry
Christian Bale Had A Really Gross Eye Problem In His New Movie
Amsterdam review - Christian Bale lights the way into a fuzzy misfire's kind heart. Film review by Nick Hasted
