Alan C. Bosshardt

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A. Boshardt
A. Bosshardt
Alan
Alan Basshardt
Alan Basshart
Alan Bassinger
Alan Boschardt
Alan Bosehart
Alan Boshard
Alan Boshardt
Alan Boshart
Alan Boss
Alan Bosshandt
Alan Bosshardt
Alan Bosshart
Alan Bossheart
Alan Bouschard
Alan Boushard
Alan C. Boschardt
Alan Hart
Allan
Allan Bee
Allan Bosshardt
Allan Bosshart
Allen Basenger
Allen Bassenger
Allen Bosshardt
Avan Bosshardt

Alan Bosshardt began his career doing Special Effects makeup in 1982, but in order to sustain a living, began doing hair and makeup (and occasional character roles) in the Adult industry as well, working on many porn projects in the 80s, as well as mainstream jobs. By the 90s, he was working in mainstream full-time, and became Pamela Anderson's stylist for Baywatch in 1994, and continued to work as her personal stylist for many years. Bosshardt also became involved in doing hair and makeup for Playboy during this period, and headed the Makeup department for Anderson's show V.I.P. (1998), where he was nominated for a Daytime Emmy in 2001.

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Assistant Makeup Artist:
1985  Young Lady Chatterley II

Hairstylist:
1985  Young Lady Chatterley II
1989  L.A. Bounty
1994  Killer Looks

Key Makeup Artist:
1985  Young Lady Chatterley II
1989  L.A. Bounty
1994  Killer Looks
1995  Ice Cream Man

Makeup Artist:
1985  Young Lady Chatterley II
1988  A Night at the Magic Castle
1988  Droid
1989  L.A. Bounty
1992  The Erotic Adventures of the Three Musketeers
1994  Killer Looks
1995  Ice Cream Man
1996  Barb Wire

Makeup Department Head:
1998  V.I.P.

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