Kevin Bacon disguised himself as a normal person for a day.

Kevin Bacon has been famous since Free movement He made it a household name in 1984, so he thought he'd try blending in with all the regular people of society for a day.

“I went to a special effects makeup artist, had a consultation, and asked him to make me a prosthetic costume,” Bacon said in a new interview with Vanity Fair.

the tremor The star felt it was necessary to take extreme measures due to the large number of people recognizing him in public places.

“I'm not complaining, but my face is easily recognizable. Wearing my hat and glasses only helps to a point,” he said.

Bacon wore a prosthetic nose, fake teeth and glasses at the affluent Grove shopping complex in Los Angeles.

“Nobody recognized me. People wouldn’t come near me, they weren’t nice. Nobody said, ‘I love you,’” Bacon joked. “I had to wait in line to get coffee or whatever. I felt like this was bad. I want to get back to fame.”

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Fame runs in the Bacon family – his father, Edmund Bacon, was a well-known urban planner who appeared on the cover of time When asked if his father's fame inspired him to become an actor, Bacon replied, “One hundred percent.”

“As far as giving credit to my parents, and I give them all the credit of course, my mother was very artistic and really encouraged me to act,” he continued. “They both encouraged creativity as much as possible in everything — dance, music, theater, painting, sculpture, anything.”

He plays the lead role in both. Beverly Hills Cop: Axel Fwhich is now streaming on Netflix, and Maxinewhich will be shown in theaters on Friday.