Austin goes to the mother and tries to rip her hair off, thinking it's a wig. Austin thinks she's a male spy in drag and punches her, knocking her to the floor. Austin Powers: Austin comes back from doing reconnaissance work when Basil Exposition introduces him to Basil's mother.He's correct about her identity, but the hair is real. Ace Ventura: Ace attempts to tear off Einhorn's wig when he's trying to prove that she's actually Finkle in disguise.It turns out to be real and Alembick shouts, "Yeoww!". In Tintin: King Ottokar's Sceptre, Tintin suspects that Professor Alembick has been replaced by an impostor, so he pretends to stumble and pulls on his beard.(Another one of their targets was wearing a wig but was also not Tintin.) In Tintin: The Broken Ear, Ramon and Alonso tried pulling the beard of an old man they assumed to be Tintin just to find out quickly that the beard was real.and it turns out they've captured a diplomat with a real beard. The villains recognize it's obviously Tintin wearing as many disguises as he can, tie him up, pull off his fake beard. In Tintin: The Blue Lotus, a man with a big bushy beard enters an opium den wearing dark glasses and a big hat.except it's the only one with a real beard, Pappy. When they take off their disguises, Scrooge pulls at one's white beard. The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck: One chapter has the Beagle Boys disguise themselves as Santas to sneak into Scrooge's money bin.Olrik's accusation falling flat, he's forced to let Mortimer go (Blake as actually disguised as the ambassador). As they go through the airport, Olrik catches them and has them detained on grounds of leaving with an escaped fugitive (Blake), gloats about the laughable disguise (Blake's previous disguise was just a mustache), and attempts to pull off the agent's beard, promptly getting the agent to cry out in pain. Blake and Mortimer: The Voronov Plot has the English sneak Mortimer out of the USSR by having him travel with an ambassador and a bearded agent with the same build as Captain Blake.
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