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- Warrington Gillette as Jason Voorhees (unmasked)
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Sep 28, 2024 · Jason appears during a flashback sequence completely unmasked, and again when he jumps out of the water and attacks Alice (Adrienne King).
Nov 27, 2006 · I met warrington gillette yesterday at a convention in the UK and i have to say he was a really nice guy! people shud really stop slagging him off, i thought he was cool! even if he did just play jason in the 'unmasked' scene he still played jason and that makes him cool in my books.
Actor Warrington Gillette played Jason unmasked at the end of the film. Stuntman Steve Daskawisz (also known as Steve Dash) was credited as Jason Stunt Double but played the masked Jason throughout the rest of the film.
- 1 The Precursor Jason
- 2 Proto-Jason
- 3 The Definitive Jason
- 4 The Fake Jason
- 5 Resurrected Jason
- 6 Zombie Jason
- 7 Slimy Jason
Friday The 13th Part 2
1981's Friday The 13th Part 2 didn't have Jason wearing his iconic hockey mask. This was before the franchise found its footing in many ways, though Jason did have his face covered for most of the movie by a burlap sack (which was, in its own way, equally terrifying). Not everything about this version of Jason would not carry over into future sequels, though it did introduce a franchise staple that lasted — the grand reveal of Jason's face as he leaps through a window. The first unmasked Jaso...
Friday The 13th Part 3
It wasn't until the third film that Jason finally dons the iconic hockey mask that he is known for.It was also in Friday The 13th Part 3 that the blueprint for Jason's look was established: tall, muscular, bald, and imposing. The third movie ditched a lot of the Jason Voorhees design from the previous film in the franchise, with the only returning feature from Part 2is the deformed eye. The unmasked Jason is used quite effectively in Friday The 13th Part 3, and there are multiple moments when...
Friday The 13th Part IV: The Final Chapter
Richard Brooker revolutionized Jason in Friday The 13th Part 3, but it was Ted White's portrayal of Jason in Friday The 13th Part IV that perfected him and gave audiences the version of Jason Voorhees as modern audiences know him today. With special-effects artist Tom Savini behind the scenes, the look of Jason was enhanced, keeping everything that made Part 3's Jason so memorable and improving on it. When Jason was seen without his mask in Friday The 13th Part IV, it was clear that the franc...
Friday The 13th Part V: A New Beginning
Technically, this Friday The 13th unmasking scene doesn't count, since it is not Jason Voorhees beneath the hockey mask in Friday The 13th Part V. It is a paramedic named Roy Burns going on a killing spree after his son was killed. However, in the context of Friday The 13th Part V: The New Beginning, the identity of this Jason is kept as a mystery until the climax. It's clear that, since Friday The 13th Part IV was intended to be the final chapter in the franchise when it released in 1984, th...
Friday The 13th Part VI: Jason Lives
AfterPart V disappointed fans, the franchise decided to return to its roots and reintroduce Jason Voorhees. Jason returned with a bang in Friday The 13th Part VI— literally, as Tommy Jarvis (Thom Matthews) accidentally revives Jason via a lightning bolt. However, the 6th entry also broke from tradition somewhat by not having an unmasking scene, at least not in the way that previous installments had included one. Jason remains masked throughout Jason Lives, but his face is shown at the beginni...
Friday The 13th Part VII: The New Blood
While the sixth movie didn't show much of the undead Jason Voorhees without his mask, the same can't be said for the sequel, 1987's Friday The 13th Part VII: The New Blood. Much like with Part 3 and Part 4, The New Blood takes whatJason Lives established and dials it up to eleven. Not only is the undead Jason back, but the movie introduces several other supernatural elements to the franchise like telekinesis. These telekinetic powers (which are wielded by Lar Park Lincoln's character Tina) ar...
Friday The 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan
The next time Jason Voorhees was seen without his mask was in Friday The 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan. However, whereas Part VII's unmasking scene was celebrated by the fandom, Part VIII's was received poorly by many (though it did have its own fans, who saw the take as novel and visuall striking). In a drastic downgrade, Jason Takes Manhattan was given a much lower budget. Everything about Jason was reduced in comparison to The New Blood. The overall design of the character without...
May 7, 2020 · Though Warrington Gillette, a green, 20-year-old actor, had originally auditioned to play the camp’s head counselor, Miner thought he’d work better as his lead villain.
- Jake Kring-Schreifels
He legitimately played Jason in part 2, even if they had to reshoot the more physical scenes. That's still his face at the end. I've never met the guy, but it seems like he would sign any kind of Jason crap that you put in front of him. I see a bunch of hockey mask stuff there.
Sep 14, 2024 · However, Gillette plays the unmasked Jason, who attacks the new final girl, Ginny. Gillette crashes through the window behind her in a style similar to Lehman's Jason. The stunt was filmed early in the production since Gillette was still playing Jason.
