Amy Jackson or Oppenheimer Cillian Murphy in red? Desi Internet cannot get over her new photos
The Internet and people on social media love finding doppelgangers or look-alikes. This trend likely began thanks to the series "The Vampire Diaries." Now, in the latest episode of finding doppelgangers, social media suggests that Amy Jackson bears a striking resemblance to Oppenheimer's Cillian Murphy, and well, they might not be mistaken.
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It all began two days ago on September 20th when Amy Jackson posted her pictures wearing a red outfit while attending the London Fashion Week. However, due to her makeup and high contouring, her cheekbones appeared higher than usual, giving her an uncanny resemblance to Cillian Murphy.
According to the comments on her Instagram posts and some posts on X (formerly known as Twitter), she strongly reminded fans of Thomas Shelby, the popular character portrayed by Cillian Murphy in "Peaky Blinders."
This playful comparison caused Cillian Murphy to trend on desi Twitter.
One user commented, "Cilian Murphy doppelgänger, can't unsee this." Another remarked, "You were great in Oppenheimer."
Check out some:
Amy Jackson as #Barbenheimer 🤭#CillianMurphy #Oppenheimer #Barbie https://t.co/5XyLctiqFa
— My Cinema Story (@MyCinemaStory) September 21, 2023
When Amy Jackson got obsessed with the movie Oppenheimer and actor Cilian Murphy. pic.twitter.com/c9LOhhUahK
— Stupid Common Man (@sajithm78) September 21, 2023
One more just for fun 😅 Cillian Murphy and our own Amy Jackson. #AmyJackson #CillianMurphy #plasticsurgery #canadaindia pic.twitter.com/uUvQbrLJv3
— It's Archit here (@architpatel3102) September 21, 2023
Amy attended the London Fashion Week with Valentino, alongside her partner Ed Westwick, known for his role as Chuck Bass on the hit show "Gossip Girl." Recently, the couple visited India for a vacation in Udaipur.
Ed and Amy Jackson confirmed their relationship through an Instagram post in June of last year. Prior to that, Amy was engaged to George Panayiotou, a Greek Cypriot businessman.