Smile Breakfast Finds Cape Town’s Celebrity Doppelgängers

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25 year French native Felix Lalo has become something of an Internet sensation for his resemblance to Daniel Radcliffe. Two months after first getting noticed his TikTok account has grown to over 3 million followers. He also caught the attention of the Smile Breakfast team

While they might not be the splitting image of Harry Potter,we asked our listeners to help us put together a list of Cape Town’s celebrity doppelgängers and this is what we got.

“I was in set in The Crown when the director stopped everything and said to me “Are you Charles Dance? You’re the spitting image of him!” I don’t see it” – Allistair
“My friends call the Antonio Banderes of Somerset West” – Alberto
“Someone once walked up to me and told me I look like Adele” – Christelle

 

 

“My husband Axel looks like Jean Claude van Damme” – Denise
“My husband when he was young and a young Robert De Niro” – Shareen

 

 

“My son Alex. Look like Chris Hemsworth” – Christine

 

 

If you have any that we need to add to the list email us – breakfast@smile904.fm

Smile Staff Reporter
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