So Who Do You Look Like?

In the 80s I was likened to Jan Francis in Just Good Friends and Belinda Lang in 2.4 Children, both of which were quite flattering. I believe my fashion sense and style were similar to the Penny character in Just Good Friends.
In the 90s I was likened to Zoe Wanamaker.

In my late teens I was always being told I looked like Susan Hanson (Miss Diane from Crossroads). Bizarrely someone once told me I looked like Paul McCartney!

When I was in my late forties, I was a dead ringer for Anne Robinson. My pupils thought it was hilarious to call me that.
I was just as scary!

I look like my mother

I ve been told by a few people Denise welsh, we have got similar hair so it may be that
I did one of those silly ‘what would you look like as a man’ things that popped up on fb and was completely knocked aback as it was my Dad looking at me, even my kids went OMG its granddad

I was told I looked like Wonder Woman - Linda Carter. In fact, I was out shopping one day and was asked for my autograph and the person got so excited he started shouting 'It's Wonder Woman'. I quickly signed his book and escaped into the nearest shop!

My sister ,we often get taken for each other.Its a real shock ,my late mother always called her the "beautiful one" while I was the one with her head stuck in a book !!

When i was younger and my specs where quite large i got called Dedrie the character in Corrie. Now i just look like my mum as i get older.

Back in the sixties I was told I looked like Jane Asher.

OH drove an ice cream van during the college summer holidays and a group of children kept insisting he was Georgie Best despite his protests. After a while OH gave up denying it hoping they would buy more ice cream.

In my younger years Twiggy. Now in later years Joanna Lumley. Both I take as a compliment ???

Paul McCartney! Perhaps his very pretty sister?

Princess Margaret, in the 50's and 60's.

Now I look like my mum, which I am happy about.

Glenda Jackson. My face is characterful.
As most photo’s of Miss Jackson don’t show her smiling, I try to smile more.
I certainly smile a lot inside, even if it doesn’t show.

I'm unique! [smile ]

Let's have another go at my smile.

I am the absolute double of my Father I see him every time I look in the mirror.My poor Mother found it hard that I did not resemble her in looks but we did share the same sense of humour and fun and were louder and noisier than my Dad.

travelsafar, I got the Deidre from Corrie comparison a lot when I had those huge glasses...and Nana Mouskouri when I had some severe black frames. They’re nothing like one another.

I’ve also had that famous old actress, the dead one, who turned out to be Greta Garbo.

I have been told that I look like Sally James (of Tiswas fame) and Maggie Philbin the TV presenter. Neither look like each other! Of the two I think I do have a slight look of Maggie Philbin, same hair and eyes (but different mouth). When I was in primary school I was told I looked like Davy Jones from the Monkees! It must have been because I had the same coloured hair and haircut that he did, a short bob with a full fringe!

Ha ha Frugalpiggy At the time I had very dark Mary Quant hair (which resembled a Beatle cut I suppose) and big eyes. The person actually said 'You remind me of Paul McCartney. He always looks surprised and so do you'

I've never been likened to anyone.
The person I most resemble is my Granny.

Sunbathing round a pool in the sixties someone asked me for my autograph convinced I was Sandie Shaw. I have fewer lines than her but she is still quite a bit slimmer than me.

Now, I am told that I resemble Brenda Blethyn. I can only see my Mum!

Everyone used to say I looked like Julie Walters. I can’t see it myself but there you go.

About 40 years ago I was sitting in the audience watching a show at a holiday camp when the spotlight zoomed in on me
and I was ‘introduced’ to everyone as Olive from On the Buses! Hardly flattering ..... but possibly true!! ? ?

Boris at the moment
(It's the hair)
And no, I don't do it for effect.