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Famous Celebs and their Look-Alike Animated Movie Characters

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Los Angeles : CA : USA | about 1 year ago
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  • Angelina Jolie
    Angelina Jolie
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    Lola, the fish (The Shark Tale)
  • Ben Stiller
    Ben Stiller
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    Alex, The Lion (Madagascar)
  • David Schwimmer
    David Schwimmer
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    the hypochondriac giraffe (Madagascar)
  • Chris Rock
    Chris Rock
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    Marty, the zebra (Madagascar)
  • Seth Rogen
    Seth Rogen
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    Morton (Horton Hears a Who!)
  • Jada Pinkett Smith
    Jada Pinkett Smith
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     Gloria (Madagascar).
  • Steve Carell
    Steve Carell
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    Hammy, the hyperactive squirrel (Over the Hedge)
  • Myke Myers
    Myke Myers
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    Shrek (Shrek)
Angelina Jolie

It's amazing how some of the animated movie characters make so much more sense when we are watching the movie. The voice always seems to be the perfect fit for the character and I always wondered how they do the trick.

Recall that fish from "The Shark Tale" and her pout. The voice over by Angelina Jolie was just the right one to complete the character. But give a closer look; you'll realize that the fish even looks like her! Same goes with the famous Madagascar to Shrek characters.

The A-listing celebs that have been so far animated in some of the hit animated movies include Angelina Jolie as Lola, the fish (The Shark Tale), Steve Carell as Hammy, the hyperactive squirrel (Over the Hedge), Seth Rogen as Morton (Horton Hears a Who!), Cameron Diaz as Princess Fiona (Shrek), Ben Stiller as Alex, the lion (Madagascar), Chris Rock as Marty, the zebra (Madagascar), David Schwimmer as the hypochondriac giraffe (Madagascar), Mike Myers as gentle giant, Shrek (Shrek), and Jada Pinkett Smith as sassy hippopotamus, Gloria (Madagascar).

Here is a collection of the famous animated movie characters and their resembling celebrities. Hats off to the photographer of these pictures for they have assorted such an amazing collection of the celebs and their look-alike movie characters.

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