(Peter bears an unfortunate resemblance to Chucky; elsewhere, there's a tendency toward the cute).
(It revolves around the "peachoid", a peach-shaped water tower erected in tribute to local farms that bears an unfortunate resemblance to a plump backside).
Several images pasted on the wall depicted Mr. Burns, the fictional nuclear power plant owner on "The Simpsons," to whom Ghannouchi bears an unfortunate resemblance.
To form the signature Birkenstock foot bed, the latex and the cork are blended in a proprietary formula, creating a brownish granulated paste that, in its prebaked state, bears an unfortunate visual resemblance to cat vomit.
Timed for the imminent release of the film adaptation of "American Psycho"' and the paperback version of "Glamorama," Gerald Fox's "This Is Not an Exit: The Fictional World of Bret Easton Ellis" bears an unfortunate resemblance to a flaccid infomercial.
"Do you fear the Storm, boy?" (At this point, Jack lies on the floor of the barn as the Storm King forces rain down his throat, an act that, as it's depicted here, bears an unfortunate resemblance to waterboarding).
(Disney, Blu-ray 3-D/Blu-ray/DVD combo edition $49.99, Blu-ray/DVD Blu-ray/DVD99, DVD $29.99, G) THE GREAT DIcomboR An upgrade for Charles Chaplin's belated talkie debut (1940), with Chaplin as a Jewish barber in the not-so-fictional country of Tomania, who discovers he bears an unfortunate resemblance to the country's dictatorial ruler, Adenoid Hynkel.
(They often bear the unfortunate, but apropos, name Rapiscan).
At the time of her death, Piaf was just 47 and bore an unfortunate resemblance to Bette Davis in "The Virgin Queen".
