Michael Myers' iconic face was actually a mask of William Shatner 's likeness from Star Trek, with filmmaker Tommy Lee Wallace making some adjustments to craft the now iconic look.

In the original Halloween screenplay, adult Michael Myers wore a clown mask, but John Carpenter and company couldn’t afford to buy the rights to an existing character. That’s why Tommy Lee ...

Michael Myers has become one of the most iconic characters in cinema history, making the task of creating a new mask that honors the original film incredibly difficult.

He'll wear the mask you remember from the original, but it’s going to have some years behind it.

William Shatner felt more tricked than treated at the sight of his face as the mask worn by Michael Myers in John Carpenter’s Halloween. The iconic but featureless face of The Shape (Nick Castle ...

The story of the Michael Myers mask is a funny one, as it was originally a cheap mask of William Shatner in Star Trek, which was then distressed and dyed during the first film's production.