Classify 2 French humourists

[Guthrie]

Paul Mirabel - 1.91 m
Southern French surname




He's been compared to Haaland. Even if their phenotypes are different, they have a slight resemblance.


Jean-Marie Bigard - 1.79 m
From Champagne-Ardenne, NE France

[jakob]

First one looks NE Euro to me, like a narrow East-Baltid, like this guy:

Though the humorist has a Med influence I think.

Second guy looks Alpinid + Dinarid.

[Guthrie]

First one looks NE Euro to me, like a narrow East-Baltid, like this guy:

Though the humorist has a Med influence I think.

Second guy looks Alpinid + Dinarid.

Could he pass as native in Baltic countries or Russia ? His eye area and nose seem rather Western Euro to me.
I see him as a 'gracile Nordid' with feminine and big features on a rather small face.

[jakob]

Could he pass as native in Baltic countries or Russia ? His eye area and nose seem rather Western Euro to me.
I see him as a 'gracile Nordid' with feminine and big features on a rather small face.

I think so. The wide nose, undereye support, and prominent, high-set cheekbones look baltic to me. He definitely does not look 100% east baltic though.

[Oliver109]

1st looks incredibly French, nordo med and CM, second looks boring bog standard French alpine-minor CM

[Manowar]

1st Nordid the other one is Alpine Med

[Guthrie]

1st looks incredibly French, nordo med and CM, second looks boring bog standard French alpine-minor CM

His features are not that typical for Frenchmen, but I can see this vibe, mostly on the first photo. I think he looks 'low test', probably due to endocrine disruptor, which could explain why modern young men often look a bit 'feminine'.
By "bog", do you mean "swamp", or is that a synonym for "wog" ? It's not a textbook Alpine in my opinion, but it is very representative of a type with Alpine features, an often proeminent nose and a very dark complexion (black hair, black eyes, rather dark skin by European standards). Some members of my family have this type too.
Could they pass in the British Isles ?

[Oliver109]

His features are not that typical for Frenchmen, but I can see this vibe, mostly on the first photo. I think he looks 'low test', probably due to endocrine disruptor, which could explain why modern young men often look a bit 'feminine'.
By "bog", do you mean "swamp", or is that a synonym for "wog" ? It's not a textbook Alpine in my opinion, but it is very representative of a type with Alpine features, an often proeminent nose and a very dark complexion (black hair, black eyes, rather dark skin by European standards). Some members of my family have this type too.
Could they pass in the British Isles ?

lol by bog i mean ordinary, i think it is an old British term meaning as plain as a bog which is a common habitat in parts of Britain. 1st could i think sort of pass here and second would pass, looks generic Euro.

[Guthrie]

lol by bog i mean ordinary, i think it is an old British term meaning as plain as a bog which is a common habitat in parts of Britain. 1st could i think sort of pass here and second would pass, looks generic Euro.

Ok, the website where I checked the definition only indicated it as a noun and a verb. But that makes sense, we have a similar French expression which would be translated as "boring like rain".

[Triporteur]

Mirabel est à prépondérance nordid avec une légère influence faelid et une forte influence baltid. Il passe sans problèmes en Belgique flamande, en Finlande, en Russie et en Norvège.

Bigard est dinarid-alpinid, archi classique dans l'est de la France.