Nanny Fran . Over and over again for 20 yrs , I am sick of it . The voice too . Now that new generations don't know nanny Fran , I get less and I love it .

When I had my first child about 25. I woke up to hear the nurses say "I told you she looks like Sissy Spacek. I don't normally have freckles but burst the veins in my face pushing my daughter out giving the illusion of freckles. This was about 33 years ago.

I've been told I look like Johnny Depp, even cosplayed as Jack Sparrow for a few years for charity events and stuff... no, I'd don't have the pics anymore, sorry.

Phew not since I was sixteen and someone told me I looked like Wonder Woman!

Zero facial resemblance. Some superficial height and curve resemblance back then.

Yes ... Frankenstein!

My friends said I looked like Micky Mouse. Asshats.

When I was younger, I was often mistaken for Susan Sarandon. Once I was chased through the West Palm Airport by a fan who wanted an autograph and wouldn’t believe I wasn’t Susan. I was wearing a white dress with big red polka dots, red pumps, sunglasses and a floppy red hat. I think it was the outfit and the figure back in the day.

Lewis Black

Not that I know of

When I was in college, I was told I looked like Bruce Willis and Jerry Doyle. But that was many years — and beard inches — ago.

I've been told I look like several actresses, many times, all of whom don't resemble each other whatsoever.

One of my best friends, years ago, told me I look like Heather Locklear. To my knowledge she wasn't on any drugs and hadn't suffered any brain damage prior to making this comparison.

Years ago, at Farm Aid, my landlord mistook me for Stan Herd, the crop artist, who apparently was in town for the event. Of course no one, then or now, knew what Stan Herd looked like. I decided my landlord was either an idiot, drunk, or both.
Another time I was at the Village Inn, and a fellow at the booth behind mine kept saying "Buddy. Buddy!" My friend I was with said "I think that guy's trying to get your attention". I turned and asked if he was talking to me, and he said "Too good to talk to an old friend? Don't pretend you don't know me; I was in the cell next to yours in the joint". No amount of denial on my part could convince that fellow that I was not his old pal Buddy. I have no idea if Buddy was famous, or infamous, but apparently I do look like someone I'm not. Does that count?

Cory Feldman while i was young. Now i may be turning into a young John Goodman as i get older. Why can't it be the more mature Patrick Warburton??

I have been accused of looking like Mary Chapin Carpenter in days of yore but I think they were liars

When I was younger, thinner, with long long hair..... I was compared to Edie Brickell (singer) and Jane Seymour (actress).....but I don't think I looked like either one (I wish I did )

In my thirties I used to look like Eddie Vedder. I know this because (I lived in Seattle at the time) people followed me to my car for an autograph. Waiters would ask me if I was why they thought I was... Now I just look like the Michelin Man.

No hair, no beard, skinny - Ewan McGregor, circa Trainspotting.
Beard and long hair - Jesus, even though I'm neither Jewish nor Mexican.
The weird one is people looking at old photos of me with no hair and goatee - Walter White.

Nope

I've been compared to Lupita, Janelle Monae, and Kerry Washington.

...not anymore.. Having moved to the deep woods in my late twenties, a pack of friends visited. I’d let my hair grow, with a camo bandana, “You look like Jesus” one proclaimed! ..the others agreed.

Later years, I’d hear Dana Carvey a lot. Kinda had to agree

FYI - Peter Frampton had a guitar shop on the edge of Birmingham (England) where I used to go to sip coffee and listen to some great music ...Peter now has a muscle wasting disease ...

Probably 25 years ago I was asked if I were Bob Seger, but we've both changed a lot.