Actress Julie Tan Shaves Head for Movie Role, Showcasing Fearlessness

For many women, the length and volume of their hair hold great significance as part of their identity.

It’s often referred to as a woman’s lifeline.

However, there are also women who are not afraid to defy norms and challenge stereotypes by shaving their heads entirely bald for respectable causes.

We’ve already celebrated the first female to complete the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) Ranger Course, who had to shave her head for practical and hygiene reasons.

Now, we have a female ranger in the acting industry, Julie Tan, who has courageously removed all of her hair for an upcoming movie role.

Julie shaved her hair to play the role of a cancer patient in the film “Good Goodbye,” directed by Singaporean filmmaker Daniel Yam and distributed by home-grown production company mm2 Entertainment.

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The movie, set to hit theatres in 2024, also features a talented cast, including Tosh Zhang, Shane Pow, Yang Shibin, Andie Chen, and Teo Ser Lee.

In “Good Goodbye,” Julie portrays a cancer-stricken medical social worker at a hospice.