The good, the bad and the ugly hit the red carpet for the lookalikes' convention
It's a balmy night in Las Vegas and Paris Hilton is busy rubbing shoulders with Tom Cruise, Ozzy Osbourne and...George Bush.
But look again and you realise this odd selection of stars are not really sharing the red carpet. They are the world's most convincing lookalikes...or so they would have us believe.
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The 16th annual 'Reel Awards' event at the Imperial Palace and Casino brought together a range of celebrity impersonators from dead ringers to poor imitators.
While 'George Bush' could easily have gained entry to the White House, 'Bill Clinton' resembled the former-President after a particularly heavy night out.
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'Tom Cruise' looked too heavy around the chin although he did have an impressive set of whiter than white teeth. And 'Paris Hilton' had the blonde locks and half-smiling pout down to a tee, but unfortunately not the waif-like figure.
And the Ozzy Osbourne wannabe looked nothing like the ageing rocker, even though he was immacuately dressed to look like the star.
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Other ghostly appearances included Elvis, Marilyn Monroe, Bette Davis, Humphrey Bogart and Clark Gable.
Arnold Schwarzenegger's double was spookily similar to the actor turned politician, with an identical tough guy expression and muscle man physique. And 'Mike Myers' a.k.a Austin Powers was the grooviest man of mystery on the red carpet, in his trademark crushed velvet suit.
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The Reel Awards were conceived in 1989 by Janna Joos, of International Celebrity Images, and Alana Joos, of Entertainment Express. They wanted to acknowledge impersonators in the entertainment industry, as well as encouraging up and coming new talent.
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Instead of being handed an Oscar, award winners are given a "Can" which is a film reel can inscribed with the category and winner's name.
The event was open to the public and featured both tribute band performances and bizarre photo opportunities. Where else would you see Pamela Anderson chatting to the Pope?
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