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Teachers
Sometimes teachers are pictured as people who wears formal clothes and glasses. Here are two constrasting pictures of two teachers.
Movies. Freedom Writers played by Hillary Swank and Michelle Pfeiffer in Gangsta's paradise.

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This is an actor who plays a role of an usual man from Ukraine. And he is in ordinary life.

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Just a regular scientist...

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Bin Bang Theory is a great show but many think of scientists as people on the spectrum who are quite weird

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Here we have the character, Enola Holmes. She is learning how to fight with her fists in the first picture. She is wearing a fairly drab blue dress and her hair is dishevelled. She looks like she is from a poor background. In the 2nd picture is Enola Holmes the 'young wealthy lady'. She wears a beautiful red dress with frills and a gold necklace. Her hair is perfect. Same character - two very different assumptions that can be made.

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Captain America alter ego of Steve Rogers, founding member of the Avengers in Avengers Endgame.

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Disney is my go to for clichés and stereotypes. When you think about the disney princess we have the typical damsel in distress OTT hair, OTT dress. Actually, they're a person too. They have the emotions, the character developement and the ability to become and be more.

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Ari Levinson mossad agent who helps to save Ethiopians scape to Israel in The Red Diving Resort.

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The first image is what I would call the classical cowboy image (seen in many Western films and TV shows over the years, here represented by John Wayne). You have the hat, the neckerchief, the collared buttoned shirt, the trousers and boots. Compare it with a modern cowboy: Brady Jondreau in the film 'The Rider', a semi-autobiographical film about his recovery from a severe head injury and how it affects his love for riding and rodeos. In many ways, they look similar: the hat, the shirt, the neckerchief, although Brad is wearing jeans and that in itself seems a common stereotype nowadays. If you were doing an amateur production of something with cowboys, they would probably get some characters wearing jeans. I don't know much about the practicalities of these clothes, whether people wear them because they always wore them or whether it has anything to do with the iconic cowboy look you see in movies and TV.

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I thought of a few stereotypes but decided to go with this, the stereotype of a lawyer: a classic film, Witness for the Prosecution (1957) with Charles Laughton and Legally Blonde (2001) with Reese Witherspoon, a deliberate ploy to make the audience rethink what they think a lawyer might/should/can be.

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Michael Caine (image of John Camilleri) This realistic stereotype old man blonde with glasses look wearing white open neck shirt and casual loose fitting blue cardigan makes one think of younger days and the Italian job.I have used one image to depict both.

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Clothing is a powerful nonverbal communicative tool and form of self-expression that providesothers with clues about our personality, mood, education, culture, financial status, and socialranking, amongst numerous other impression cues. Research shows that physical appearanceplays a prominent role in the formation of initial judgments and is significant in shaping aperson’s overall impression on others (Richmond, McCroskey, & Payne, 1991)

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Clothing is a powerful nonverbal communicative tool and form of self-expression that providesothers with clues about our personality, mood, education, culture, financial status, and socialranking, amongst numerous other impression cues. Research shows that physical appearanceplays a prominent role in the formation of initial judgments and is significant in shaping aperson’s overall impression on others (Richmond, McCroskey, & Payne, 1991)

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This a must-see film if you haven't already. Very disturbing but ground-breaking on the issues of gender-identity. The female main character is not what you think you see in these stills, she is deceiving and in every way embraces femininity, elegance and poise that one would expect from a Spanish woman.

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Romeo: What light from yonder window breaks?

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Romeo: What light from yonder window breaks?

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Breaking stereotypes or changing cultural and historic contexts?
The first shot is from the classic Zeffirelli film version and the second is a more modern BBC adaptation. At the start of this activity, before really considering the issue, I assumed the BBC version was a stereotype breaker. But that is a debateable point and the only clear information from the comparison is that the BBC changed the time and place.

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This is the famous mother- in- law from the film "My Greek fat big wedding". You can see this character taking over all the wedding preparations and of course the clothes that all the characters are wearing.
The surprising thing was that I could not find or think of a character who is more realistic and does not abide to these stereotypes in films. It seems that this character is selected and depicted in this way in films.

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Not a movie character stereotype as such, but most of the time you see hijab-wearing women in on screen, they're normally quite conservative and submissive - not music fans at a metal concert!

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Our power women - Miss Piggy with a silly voice we laugh at, and Meryl Streep being deadly serious in 'The Devil Wears Prada'.

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The picture on the left is Leona Chin. See this video https://youtu.be/WaAu4L2cl4c . On the right might be a typical race driver in a movie.

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Teaching ideas

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Katherine Johnson (Hidden Figures). The story shatters some deeply ingrained cultural stereotypes and exposes the fact that what’s on the surface does not always reflect reality.

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Katherine Johnson (Hidden Figures). The story shatters some deeply ingrained cultural stereotypes and exposes the fact that what’s on the surface does not always reflect reality.

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and here is Jodie Comer playing Eve in Killing Eve - a very pleasant looking psychopath! (sorry had to do two posts as wasn't sure how to do it in one!)

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This is Javier Bardem playing the archetypal psychopath in No country for old men....

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Here are two mathematician. One is the real Katherine Johnson (Hidden Figures) and the other is from Good Will Hunting. I chose this comparison because I hear a lot from girls that they can't be good a maths