Can you guess which celebrities want to immortalize these not-so-lifelike statues?

THE face of Egypt’s boy king Tutankhamen has been unveiled for the first time in 3,300 years – thanks to a sculptor who worked with the late Duke of Edinburgh.

Christian Corbet used a 3D model based on scans of the pharaoh’s skull to create one of the most realistic ancient Egyptian constructions ever created.

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But not every artist meets his theme.

Can you guess which celebrities these less-than-lifelike statues want to commemorate?

1st Wimbledon Champion

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You can’t be serious. No, it’s not former tennis ace John McEnroe, but another 2013 and 2016 Wimbledon champion.

2. “Uncanny Lucy”

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This was nicknamed “Scary Lucy” by locals in Celoron, New York before it was replaced and moved up the street.

3. Mr. Darcy

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Oh Mr Darcy! A 12-foot version of this actor in London’s Hyde Park gave us a dizzying sensation.

4. Rocks great

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King size statue of a large rock at a themed cafe and souvenir shop in Jerusalem.

5. Destroyed by fire

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The wooden creation was located in the hometown of a former first lady in Slovenia but was destroyed by fire.

6. WM turn signals

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He was a wink at the 2006 World Cup but this great footballer has a statue at Madeira Airport.

7. Much Missed King

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That face was the most famous on the planet, but some might say the 12-foot bust of a much-missed Berkshire king bears an awful resemblance.

8. Bad Megastar

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He had a big hit with Bad – and that’s the way it is. The tribute to the late megastar was erected on Fulham FC’s Craven Cottage site before it was unceremoniously removed.