Justin Trudeau's Wax Statue Has Left Twitter Amused

After a wax figure of Justin Trudeau was unveiled by a Montreal museum earlier this week, people had a lot to say about its likeness to the Canadian prime minister. The wax sculpture by Paris-based artist Eric Saint Chaffray was unveiled at the Grevin Wax Museum on Tuesday, but many agree that it looks nothing like Mr Trudeau. The wax figure, wearing a tailored blue suit with a red tie, has started a debate on Twitter.

A lot of people think the wax figure actually looks more like Academy Award-winner Sean Penn than Mr Trudeau:

A Montreal museum has unveiled a wax figure of Sean Penn disguised as Justin Trudeau #CDNpolipic.twitter.com/YRI7aNwjgj

- Mark Critch (@markcritch) November 22, 2017

Justin Trudeau's wax figure looks like they stuck a wig on Sean Penn. #cdnpoli

- Dave McConnell (@Davesgenius) November 22, 2017

1980s Sean Penn to play Justin Trudeau in new Hollywood biopic! https://t.co/uyFTCArfp8

- John Allore (@justusguy) November 22, 2017

Love this wax figure of you @imseanpenn!! https://t.co/yd1sxw9QKj

- Megz Bottomley (@megzmb95) November 22, 2017

At least one person thinks the wax statue could pass for Taken star Liam Neeson:
 

Looks more like Liam Neeson or Sean Penn.

- FireGuy62 (@FireGuy1962) November 22, 2017

A Thanksgiving miracle?
 

This Thanksgiving I am thankful for this scary wax sculpture of Justin Trudeau https://t.co/3QPepx1knK

- Rebecca Fishbein (@bfishbfish) November 23, 2017

And we saved the most brutal for last:
 

if you're having a bad day take comfort in the fact that you aren't Justin Trudeau's wax figure pic.twitter.com/3edBA6jL9u

- Catherine (@CatherineAbes) November 22, 2017

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