11. Henry Cavill and Matt Bomer
Superman‘s Henry Cavill has actually been mistaken for Matt Bomer by the photo agency Fame/Flynet Pictures who took his photo at LAX. The two do have a similar look with similar bone structure, eyes, and dark hair style. In fact Matt was considered to play Superman at one point as well. In 2003 he was Brett Ratner’s choice to play the lead in Superman Flyby which ultimately ended up being morphed into a different project. What do you think, clones separated at birth?
VFX
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Amazing Before & After Hollywood VFX The Fate of the Furious
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