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Lookalike Contests for Paul Mescal and Timothée Chalamet

A Paul Mescal lookalike contest in Dublin and a previous Timothée Chalamet lookalike contest in New York are compared and discussed.

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Paul MescalTimothée ChalametRidley ScottPedro PascalAnthony PoMiles Mitchell

What inspired the Dublin event?: The event was inspired by a similar Timothée Chalamet lookalike contest in New York City, which drew 2,000 attendees and was later fined for lacking the proper permit.
What is the main event described in the article?: A Paul Mescal lookalike contest will be held in Dublin on November 7th, coinciding with the Gladiator II premiere. The winner will receive three pints or €20 and bragging rights.
What is the overall significance of these events?: Both contests highlight the popularity of these actors and the playful nature of fan engagement, creating buzz around their respective films and generating social media attention.
What social media reactions are mentioned in the article?: Many people on social media commented on the large number of men who resemble Paul Mescal, particularly in Ireland. The event's proximity to the Gladiator II premiere raises the possibility of Mescal's appearance.
What were the outcomes of the New York lookalike contest?: The New York Chalamet lookalike contest, hosted by YouTuber Anthony Po, resulted in a $500 fine for the organizer due to a lack of permit for a large gathering. Miles Mitchell won with a Willy Wonka costume.

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