Multiple Choice
Studios of the classical Hollywood period had no qualms about ordering male actors with star potential to undergo cosmetic surgery and change hair color in order to
A) maintain the studio's ideal kind of masculinity.
B) disguise the actor's true identity from the public.
C) conform to the look of their rival studios' roster of stars.
D) subvert the control of the director on the set.
E) prevent them from being stereotyped.
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