7 modern actors and their “doubles” from the past!

Many online users are impressed by how similar these people are to each other, even though they are not related and were born at different times. The gap between some is several centuries. We propose to find out who they are.

Albert Einstein and Shia LaBeouf

World fame to the American actor came after the release of the film about Transformers. Then some science fans noticed that the actor looks a lot like a young Albert Einstein.

Brad Pitt and Herman Rorschach

The external resemblance between the famous psychologist and the American actor is not immediately apparent. The men have similar features in the upper part of the face, but the shape of the jaw is different. Judging by the photos, Rorschach, like Brad Pitt, looked after himself and was always dressed to perfection.

Jennifer Lawrence and Zubaydah Tarwat

The Egyptian actress, who starred in melodramas and musicals, was not as famous in her time as Hollywood diva Jennifer Lawrence. Zubayda Tarwat passed away in 2016, so she could have been surprised to watch her “twin” star burgeon. It must be said that the two women, who are five decades apart, are similar not only in stage makeup, but also in ordinary photographs.

Tommy Lee Jones and Andrew Johnson

American actor, filmmaker, screenwriter and producer Tommy Lee Jones turned out to be a true copy of the 17th President of the United States. In fact, this is not much of a surprise online community, because everyone knows that in one of the episodes of “Men in Black” agents easily travel through time.

Peter Dinklage and Don Sebastian de Morra

Looking at the painting by Diego Velazquez, one is reminded of the words that Conan Doyle put into the mouth of his most observant and clever hero: “If you start studying family portraits, you’ll probably believe in the transmigration of souls. Indeed, it seems that Peter Dinklage served at the court of King Philip IV of Spain almost 400 years before Game of Thrones. The portrait of the court dwarf Don Sebastian del Morra by Velazquez is proof of that.

Orlando Bloom and Nicolae Grigorescu

The photograph of Nicolae Grigorescu, an artist from Romania, was taken in 1860. In the picture he is depicted as a young man with thick hair. Some people, finding the photo in the archives, are amazed, because the American actor Orlando Bloom is looking at them. The resemblance of these men also makes one think of a transmigration of souls.

Lenin and Krupskaya in the Hollywood version

But Russian filmmakers should, when making historical films, look out for a pair of fine American actors who could almost without makeup perform the roles of Nadezhda Krupskaya and Vladimir Lenin in their youth.