15 Sets of Celebrities You May Not Have Realized Are the Same Age

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Chris Rock and Charlie Sheen

Comedian Chris Rock  (47) and actor Charlie Sheen (47) were born in 1965, but when it comes to the game of aging between the two, Sheen is not #winning.

 

will ferrell jamie foxxWill Ferrell and Jamie Foxx

Looking at these photos, you wouldn’t guess that comedian Will Ferrell (46) of “The Anchorman” films and Academy Award winner Jamie Foxx (46) were both born in 1967. Ferrell looks like he has a good 15  years on Foxx in these images.

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