Post examples of non-French people who look French

[Ilma]

Danish actor Nicolaj Lie Kaas, in Northern part of France. But the french similar type has thiner lips and thiner nose :

[ÁGUIA]

Meh how much portuguese is she ? 100% or 50% ? I noticed the french shirt but she could be full immigrant descent so...

She is full Portuguese, both parents Portuguese from Póvoa de Varzim (northern Portugal) .

Bompastor was born in Blois and began playing football at an early age. Of Portuguese origin, both of her parents are from Póvoa de Varzim and most of her family still lives in the area.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonia_Bompastor

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

I was listening to Luísa Sobral and it occurred me that she kinda looks French or would at least pass in France.

[Ilma]

German actor Ken Duken, specially in Northern part of France :







German actress Antje Traue :

[ÁGUIA]

France. He got the thread right.

Indeed I did. She is from France but oh well she is not ethnically French.

[Enflamme]

For Tooting Carmen, a british who looks french Keira Knightley.

She is mainly atlantid as well, her type pass well in France.

"looks french" : quelle ethnie ? Il n'existe pas de "phénotype français". Il n'y a pas "d'ethnie française" ; il y a des ethnies (ethnie picarde, flamande, alsacienne, etc.), et des phénotypes différents selon les ethnies.

Moi je vais au bout de mes idées ; je n'utilise plus le terme "peuple français" ou encore "phénotype français/phénotype typiquement français", car l'utilisation de tous ces termes indiquerait que j'approuve implicitement cette sale vision républicaine ("on est tous français ; il n'y a pas d'ethnie normande, Picarde, Bretonne, Alsacienne, etc.").

[Percivalle]

Perhaps, Englishman George Harrison, is one of those Englishmans who pass better in the other side of the Mancha Canal? He looks French Atlantid.

Doesn't look French.

[Ilma]

"looks french" : quelle ethnie ? Il n'existe pas de "phénotype français". Il n'y a pas "d'ethnie française" ; il y a des ethnies (ethnie picarde, flamande, alsacienne, etc.), et des phénotypes différents selon les ethnies.

Moi je vais au bout de mes idées ; je n'utilise plus le terme "peuple français" ou encore "phénotype français/phénotype typiquement français", car l'utilisation de tous ces termes indiquerait que j'approuve implicitement cette sale vision républicaine ("on est tous français ; il n'y a pas d'ethnie normande, Picarde, Bretonne, Alsacienne, etc.").

But all the territory is not divided by different ethnicities, I think we can assume that the Loire Bassin and Seine Bassin (excluding Normandy of course) are french as from gallo-romance + Frank ancestry. What else would they be otherwise ? You cannot deny existence of France and french people in these part of territory, they would be nothing else than french !

I have made once a map of France of what is not french and what is more or less with 3 colors. I would share it later I guess.

You have to determinate typical features for each ethnicity as well as I do with Normans yet

[Philip Latinowitz]

What about Phillip Lahm ?

[Ilma]

What about Phillip Lahm ?

He can pass for french yes not like a stereotype I guess though.