Barry Tubb as Leonard “Wolfman” Wolfe wears Ray-Ban Clubmaster sunglasses with a black frame in the 1986 action drama Top Gun.
In Top Gun, every character had their own distinctive style that added to the overall coolness of the movie. One character, in particular, stood out not only for his role in the movie but also for the stylish sunglasses he rocked throughout the film. We are, of course, talking about Barry Tubb’s portrayal of Leonard “Wolfman” Wolfe and his iconic Ray-Ban Clubmaster sunglasses with a sleek black frame.
Ray-Ban RB3016 Clubmaster Square Sunglasses, Black On Gold/G-15 Green, 49 mm
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Leonard “Wolfman” Wolfe was the radio intercept officer for Lieutenant Rick “Hollywood” Neven in the film. As a naval flight officer trained on the Grumman F-14 Tomcat, Wolfman played a crucial role in the combat missions alongside the likes of Maverick, Iceman, and other Navy pilots. But it wasn’t just his skills as a radio intercept officer that caught the viewers’ attention – Wolfman’s impeccable style, particularly his suave choice of eyewear, was hard to miss.
The sunglasses worn by Wolfman were Ray-Ban Clubmasters, an iconic design that has stood the test of time. With their distinctive retro-inspired shape, these sunglasses exuded an air of sophistication and timeless coolness. The black frame of the sunglasses perfectly complemented Wolfman’s overall look, adding a touch of mystery and allure to his character.
Barry Tubb has had an accomplished career as an actor and director. Before his role in Top Gun, he earned a regular role on the short-lived baseball ensemble series Bay City Blues and later caught the attention of viewers with his recurring role as a rookie police officer on Hill Street Blues. Tubb’s versatility as an actor was evident in his portrayal of a shy homosexual boy in Consenting Adult and as a wealthy corporate upstart involved in murder in Billionaire Boys Club.