Actors pretend to be other people. It's what actors do. Sometimes they fail. Other times they succeed. And sometimes they embody their characters so completely that you forget you're watching a movie. Take some of the best biopics for example. Did you notice Helen Mirren while watching The Queen, or was it Elizabeth II you saw? What about Peter O'Toole in Lawrence of Arabia, or Daniel Day Lewis in Lincoln? Even now it's difficult to think of Ben Kingsley or Mahatma Gandhi without associating one with the other, because like all of the above, the actor didn't just play a role - they became that role.
In homage to these amazing performances, Bored Panda has compiled a list of the most accurate real-life portrayals to ever hit the silver screen. Take a look at the pictures below and vote for the most convincing!
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#21 Gary Oldman And Chloe Webb As Sid Vicious And His Girlfriend Nancy Spungen In Sid And Nancy (1986)

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113points
#23 Hannah Taylor-Gordon As Anne Frank In Anne Frank: The Whole Story (2001)

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108points
#27 Geoffrey Rush As Peter Sellers In The Life And Death Of Peter Sellers (2004)

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94points
#36 Halle Berry As Dorothy Dandridge In Introducing Dorothy Dandridge (2000)

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70points
















