Nobody usually puts Scarlett Johansson and Jimmy Carter in the same sentence. But side-by-side, they look like fruits of the same family tree.
Carter etched his name in American history when he announced his candidacy on December 12, 1974. He passed away 50 years later on December 29, 2024.
The first American president to be born in a hospital, Carter was raised by a peanut warehouse owner and a registered nurse in a home that had no electricity or indoor plumbing.
He graduated valedictorian of the class at Plains High School in Georgia and had a seven-year career in the US Navy before returning home to his hometown to manage the family’s peanut farm operations after his father’s passing.
Carter became the governor of Georgia in 1971 before going on to become the president from 1977 to 1981.
His counterpart on this list, Scarlett Johansson, carved out a completely different kind of legacy, dominating the big screen for decades now.
Netizens agreed that the former president apparently had “America’s most unexpectedly cinematic cheekbone structure.”
“Jimmy Carter, Scarlett Johansson. Separated at birth?” asked one baffled social media user.
“Gawd dammmm so you guys..... HOW do you propose this is possible? Clones? Time Travel?” another asked.
“Rest in peace Jimmy Carter, you were our most Scarlett Johansson looking president,” one said after his passing in 2024, making another user chime in and say, “No. She was our most Jimmy Carter looking movie star.”
“And they say clones aren’t real,” said another.
One wrote, “I need a Jimmy Carter biopic starring scarjo, Hollywood get on this.”
Another wrote after Carter’s passing, “I was not emotionally prepared to find out young Jimmy Carter looked like he could’ve played Scarlett Johansson’s grandfather, cousin, stunt double, and soft-launch biopic lead all at once.”
“History class really robbed us by using the wrong pictures,” continued the same user. “Because why did nobody mention President Carter had ‘old Hollywood actress in a Navy uniform’ face card?”
Carter etched his name in American history when he announced his candidacy on December 12, 1974. He passed away 50 years later on December 29, 2024.
The first American president to be born in a hospital, Carter was raised by a peanut warehouse owner and a registered nurse in a home that had no electricity or indoor plumbing.
He graduated valedictorian of the class at Plains High School in Georgia and had a seven-year career in the US Navy before returning home to his hometown to manage the family’s peanut farm operations after his father’s passing.
Carter became the governor of Georgia in 1971 before going on to become the president from 1977 to 1981.
His counterpart on this list, Scarlett Johansson, carved out a completely different kind of legacy, dominating the big screen for decades now.
Netizens agreed that the former president apparently had “America’s most unexpectedly cinematic cheekbone structure.”
“Jimmy Carter, Scarlett Johansson. Separated at birth?” asked one baffled social media user.
“Gawd dammmm so you guys..... HOW do you propose this is possible? Clones? Time Travel?” another asked.
“Rest in peace Jimmy Carter, you were our most Scarlett Johansson looking president,” one said after his passing in 2024, making another user chime in and say, “No. She was our most Jimmy Carter looking movie star.”
“And they say clones aren’t real,” said another.
One wrote, “I need a Jimmy Carter biopic starring scarjo, Hollywood get on this.”
Another wrote after Carter’s passing, “I was not emotionally prepared to find out young Jimmy Carter looked like he could’ve played Scarlett Johansson’s grandfather, cousin, stunt double, and soft-launch biopic lead all at once.”
“History class really robbed us by using the wrong pictures,” continued the same user. “Because why did nobody mention President Carter had ‘old Hollywood actress in a Navy uniform’ face card?”