So Who Do You Look Like?

I've been compared to a lot of people who all have big chins in common.
I suppose it'll be Bruce Forsyth one day.

Meryl Streep. My GS believed for years I starred in Mama Mia, I didn't contradict him! Doesn't think so now though.

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

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!! ? ?

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

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!

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

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 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!

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 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.

Let's have another go at my smile.

I'm unique! [smile ]

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.

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

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

Paul McCartney! Perhaps his very pretty sister?

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

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.

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.

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 !!

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!

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 look like my mother

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!

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!