Is it Mo Salah or Leo Sayer? Mick Jagger or Taylor Swift? Can you tell which celebs these iffy effigies are meant to be?
THEY say imitation is the greatest form of flattery – unless you happen to be one of these celebs.
Football fans were left scratching their heads at a statue of footballer Harry Kane, as The Sun reported yesterday.
But, let’s face it, he’s not the first famous name with an iffy effigy.
Take our fun quiz to see if you can guess who these sculptures are meant to be.
OOPS! . . . this Toxic offering with a bear’s head raises a few eyebrows.
WELL, this statue didn’t go without a Hitch. At least The Birds might like it.
THINK for a Mo and Kop a load of this mini version of a famous footballer.
YOU Can’t Get No Satisfaction from this bronze tribute. Should be made of Stone.
LET your imagination Phil the gaps in this royal unlikeness.
SCREEN Giant from the Fifties looks a bit quiffy.
SHE was once a First Lady but this conceptual statue didn’t come up Trumps.
GLUM-looking artwork has not court this sporting champion’s best features.
OSCAR-winner’s Pride is dented with this dodgy likeness in a London Park’s lake.
KEEP Up . . . this curvy member of a famous TV family just doesn’t cut it.
THIS Bad effort in Brazil looks more like the King of Flop than the King of Pop.
HE’S known as Golden Balls – and now has his own gold statue to boot.
ANSWERS
- Britney Spears.
- Alfred Hitchcock.
- Mohamed Salah.
- Mick Jagger.
- Prince Philip.
- James Dean.
- Melania Trump.
- Andy Murray.
- Colin Firth.
- Kim Kardashian.
- Michael Jackson.
- David Beckham