Separated at Birth 2

by Spy Magazine

Presents more than two hundred combinations of incongruous and unlikely celebrity matches

Genres: Humor

121 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1990

Reviews

[Nick Jones]

Terrible series of side-by-side comparisons of celebrities who rarely bear any resemblance to each other, the editors appear to have believed that two people being in the same pose or wearing the same glasses was close enough. On the rare page, out of four attempts, there might be one set of people that actually look vaguely alike, in a "I guess they could be siblings" or "If that one aged horribly I suppose there'd be a resemblance" sort of way.

Kirstie Alley and Meg Foster did look pretty similar, though.

[Rick Christiansen]

Better than the first book. Despite the average rating, I like these books and would like to see the post 2000 editions (if they existed)