Sadly, I've been told 2 times in my life I look like a celebrity..... both times (10yrs in between) I was told Melissa Joan Hart! When I was a kid I looked just like Anna Chlumsky
Some years ago, I was told that I looked like a pornstar, sadly they said that when I was totally dressed up. One friend has told me that I look like Spanish president Rajoy (hell, that is as awful as it is untrue). I did the celebrity lookalike in some web, and it showed the same wicked criteria as my alleged friend, saying that I looked like Belarusian president/dictator/general asshole lukashenko. Another person has told me that I look like the dude who played Commodus in Gladiator, whose name I cannot remember.
According to these descriptions of me, I am probably a Faceless bloke from Braavos.
When I was skinnier I used to get Anne Hathaway a lot, now that I gained 20 pounds I get Kelly Clarkson lol. Maybe someday I'll be back to Anne Hathaway lol
When I was little I looked exactly like the girl from the movie Matilda, but I think it was mostly because we had the same hair color and hair cut lol. Now, we don't look alike at all.
Many times I've been told I look like Rachel Hunter. I don't see it, tho I have a big mane of hair like hers, so maybe that's it. FTR - I don't look like her in a bathing suit.
I get William H. Macy ALL the time. Most people don't remember his name so I hear" you look like that guy from Fargo" you got to a point where I totally hated it but now I just go with it because there's nothing I can do to stop people from seeing it.
You could do worst @hothotheat. She was picked because of her looks as it turned out so hey, not bad looks, but I understand the cringe. As long as as we are guessing, a cross between Lauren Hill and Kelly Rowland but I get a housewife from Atlanta. I can't bring myself to name.
I think I'm too weird-looking to look like anyone to became famous for being conventionally-beautiful, plus I'm Austronesian/Indochine/Middle Eastern (weird). The only time anyone compared me to a celebrity was when I dressed up as "Pink Sherlock Holmes" for Halloween and someone called me "Bumberbatch" because of my cheekbones (which I've always been very insecure about because I think they make me look unfeminine—even after a charm school teacher used it as an example of 'attractiveness' in Western cultures). And then I went through a paranoid phase where I thought it would have me typecast as villains/evil (it never happened). It used to really upset me, but it doesn't anymore... Eh. IDC. I don't give a shite now. Too many beautiful people are so ugly inside, it doesn't even matter. But nobody's ever said my overall look (not just the one body part) resembles anyone. Plus, it was just that one time and it was on Halloween, so it doesn't count because it was Halloween.
IDK why it even used to upset me so much as I generally can't remember my own gender (and age) most days, I guess I just prefer female aesthetic but I like behaving/living/thinking gender-neutral.
Maybe as humans it upsets us when we look in the mirror and see those we don't want to become.
PS: Enty, why is everyone foreign-born on your site today?
Have had Kirsten Dunst quite a few times but nowhere near that pretty, just have the one-dimple thing going on.
There was also a soap actor from the nineties on shitty old Neighbours (I'm Australian) who played the youngest sister of the family. This girl was pleasant enough, I don't have tickets on myself but truly, we could have been twins. One time she came into the pharmacy I worked in and I blatantly asked her what she thought, She too, thought it was a freaky resemblance and took a photo, for herself. Weirdness.
I don't come close to looking like any celebrity
ReplyDeleteMy hubby tells me I look like Angie Harmon. I love him!
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ReplyDeleteMickey Rourke. And not the young Mickey Rourke either.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was younger, people used to say a looked like George Harrison.
ReplyDeleteNow, I just look like an old man!
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I've been told Emma stone and mirielle Enos. I don't see it but have been told by many strangers so thanks for the boost kind strangers:)
ReplyDeleteDarryl Hannah. I hear it all the time, everywhere I go.
ReplyDeleteBack in the old days, I was told I looked like a young Elizabeth Taylor. I wish.
ReplyDeleteIn my 20's I won a Liz Taylor Look-A-Like Contest. Dead ringer. Now, a gazillion years later, people tell me I am Bette Davis's twin! Go figure.
ReplyDeleteJenna Elfman, if she's still a celebrity.
ReplyDeleteTotie Fields.
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ReplyDeleteSadly, I've been told 2 times in my life I look like a celebrity..... both times (10yrs in between) I was told Melissa Joan Hart!
ReplyDeleteWhen I was a kid I looked just like Anna Chlumsky
When I was around 10 or 11, I was told I looked like Sally Field from Gidget.
ReplyDeleteSome years ago, I was told that I looked like a pornstar, sadly they said that when I was totally dressed up.
ReplyDeleteOne friend has told me that I look like Spanish president Rajoy (hell, that is as awful as it is untrue).
I did the celebrity lookalike in some web, and it showed the same wicked criteria as my alleged friend, saying that I looked like Belarusian president/dictator/general asshole lukashenko.
Another person has told me that I look like the dude who played Commodus in Gladiator, whose name I cannot remember.
According to these descriptions of me, I am probably a Faceless bloke from Braavos.
When I was skinnier I used to get Anne Hathaway a lot, now that I gained 20 pounds I get Kelly Clarkson lol. Maybe someday I'll be back to Anne Hathaway lol
ReplyDeleteWhen I was little I looked exactly like the girl from the movie Matilda, but I think it was mostly because we had the same hair color and hair cut lol. Now, we don't look alike at all.
ReplyDeleteMany times I've been told I look like Rachel Hunter.
ReplyDeleteI don't see it, tho I have a big mane of hair like hers, so maybe that's it.
FTR - I don't look like her in a bathing suit.
I've heard I look like Camilla Belle and Finola Hughes from General Hospital. People have always said I have sad puppy dog eyes.
ReplyDeleteLeighton Meester, Minka Kelly and Natalie Portman - I don't see it, but I'll take it haha!
ReplyDeleteGreg kinnear
ReplyDeleteMadonna back in her Like a Virgin days.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, Sarah Palin. I cringed the first time someone told me that.
ReplyDeleteI get William H. Macy ALL the time. Most people don't remember his name so I hear" you look like that guy from Fargo" you got to a point where I totally hated it but now I just go with it because there's nothing I can do to stop people from seeing it.
ReplyDeleteTalia Shire in her prime.
ReplyDeleteYou could do worst @hothotheat. She was picked because of her looks as it turned out so hey, not bad looks, but I understand the cringe. As long as as we are guessing, a cross between Lauren Hill and Kelly Rowland but I get a housewife from Atlanta. I can't bring myself to name.
ReplyDeleteOne of the walkers from The Walking Dead.
ReplyDeleteOoooh! A Beatle!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
ReplyDeleteI think I'm too weird-looking to look like anyone to became famous for being conventionally-beautiful, plus I'm Austronesian/Indochine/Middle Eastern (weird). The only time anyone compared me to a celebrity was when I dressed up as "Pink Sherlock Holmes" for Halloween and someone called me "Bumberbatch" because of my cheekbones (which I've always been very insecure about because I think they make me look unfeminine—even after a charm school teacher used it as an example of 'attractiveness' in Western cultures). And then I went through a paranoid phase where I thought it would have me typecast as villains/evil (it never happened). It used to really upset me, but it doesn't anymore... Eh. IDC. I don't give a shite now. Too many beautiful people are so ugly inside, it doesn't even matter. But nobody's ever said my overall look (not just the one body part) resembles anyone. Plus, it was just that one time and it was on Halloween, so it doesn't count because it was Halloween.
ReplyDeleteIDK why it even used to upset me so much as I generally can't remember my own gender (and age) most days, I guess I just prefer female aesthetic but I like behaving/living/thinking gender-neutral.
Maybe as humans it upsets us when we look in the mirror and see those we don't want to become.
PS: Enty, why is everyone foreign-born on your site today?
That's glorious!
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ReplyDeleteThat's a good look.
ReplyDeleteThat lady in the dances with wolves movie. Some classmates at SDSU pointed out and there is a resemblence. Totie Fields was funny as hell !!!
ReplyDeleteKrysten Ritter and Uma Thurman
ReplyDeleteKermit the frog. Except I don't wear suspenders.
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ReplyDeleteHave had Kirsten Dunst quite a few times but nowhere near that pretty, just have the one-dimple thing going on.
ReplyDeleteThere was also a soap actor from the nineties on shitty old Neighbours (I'm Australian) who played the youngest sister of the family. This girl was pleasant enough, I don't have tickets on myself but truly, we could have been twins. One time she came into the pharmacy I worked in and I blatantly asked her what she thought, She too, thought it was a freaky resemblance and took a photo, for herself. Weirdness.
In my youth, I got Meg Tilly a lot. Now, with JAH, I'm closer to Jaba.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was younger peoplw told me I look like Winona Ryder and Jodie Foster. I don't think so.
ReplyDeleteAbout 10 years ago everyone told me Eva Longoria. At work, this guy had an 8x10 of her up. Awkward...
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