The Weird Role Lube and Latex Played in Transforming Christian Bale For Vice

Hands down, according to Biscoe: the Stretch & Stipple Latex ($6), which was used around the characters' eyes and nasolabial folds to create a wrinkled effect. "While the material is still wet, you blow dry it, stretching the skin in the opposite direction of where you want wrinkles to be," she said. "When it's dry, you let go and you have wrinkles or saggy, crepy skin."

To portray Lynne Cheney's later years, Biscoe added, Adams also wore yellowed dental veneers ("much like Invisalign," she said) to dull her teeth.