Attitude-wise, I could maybe see a bald, bearded Zach Braff or John Krasinski, or just about any male actor from any Joss Whedon show (I exhibit traits of most of the characters), but nobody has ever said I look like anyone famous.
I’m about ten years older and about 15-20 lbs heavier, but that guy looks JUST like I did when I was 20 (he’s in better shape, but I was thin back then…)
When I watched him in The Girl Next Door, it was distracting how much he looked like me.
My wife, if she appears in this film, is a near Doppleganger of Anne Hathaway of the Princess Diary.
That’s flattering, but they’re both way too pretty. When I saw Liberty Heights, I thought David Krumholtz looked a little like me. Actually, he did have a goatee in Ray, let’s see… This is not too bad.
I’ve several times been compared to Steve Buscemi. At seventeen years of age, I wasn’t sure whether to laugh, growl or take off and nuke the club from orbit. (Though it would be the only way to be sure)
Now that I’ve matured a bit (at eighteen) I’ve recently been favourably compared with Guy Pearce à la Memento. Hooray!
Once upon a time, I would have picked Alyson Hannigan, but I don’t feel I look anything like her anymore. People used to say it all the time, but the more I look at the differences between us now, the gap has widened: I got fatter, our faces both matured in seperate directions, etc. I need a new look-a-like.
So, today, I would choose… hmmm… using this interesting site (which isn’t terribly accurate) to scan my several of my recent pictures… the highest hits I get back are:
#1 Marcia Cross (?! - must be the red hair and pale skin? Jeeeeze!) #2. Calista Flockhart - (I’m thinner. No wait, that’s backwards. She’s thinner.) #3. Tyra Banks - (…)
I always did tell my husband I was a Victoria’s Secret model while he was at work. He’d be thrilled to see my co-worker, Tyra Banks, play me on the big screen.