Russell Brand to cut off his 'scruffy' hair for career sake
5 Nov 2009, 1235 Hrs

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London, Nov 5 Russell Brand says he's ready to cut his shaggy mane for the sake of his Hollywood career.

The 34-year-old denied that he was asked to visit the barber to play the lead in a remake of Dudley Moore's Arthur, but realized that his "scruffy" locks might restrict future roles.

"I can't keep always playing long-haired, scruffy men, otherwise my career would be limited," the Mirror quoted him as saying.

Brand played the pony-tailed spiv Flash Harry in St Trinian's and outrageous rocker Aldous Snow in the Hollywood romantic comedy 'Forgetting Sarah Marshall'.

However, the actor will have to get a makeover if he wants to fulfil his ultimate ambition - to play France's post-revolutionary military dictator Napoleon Bonaparte.

He said: "I was hoping one day to play Napoleon, but I can't play Napoleon as this shaggy-haired, bearded raconteur."

"But I did also want to play Rasputin, so that'll be good, I can look like this," he added. (ANI)

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