AI Reconstruction Shows What 18 Legendary Figures Actually Looked Like

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AI Reconstruction Shows What 18 Legendary Figures Actually Looked Like

Have you ever wondered what famous historical figures really looked like? We decided to compare their appearances through the eyes of film directors, artists, and even AI — which, as always, has its own unique vision. The results turned out to be surprising, and in some cases, downright shocking!

Roxelana

© Muhtesem Yüzyil / TIMS Productions, © Rosa Solymanni uxor / Anonymous / Jak Amran Collection / Wikimedia Commons, AI-generated image

Suleiman the Magnificent

© Muhtesem Yüzyil / TIMS Productions, © Sultan Suleiman in profile / Kunsthistorisches Museum / Wikimedia Commons, AI-generated image

Marie Antoinette

© Marie Antoinette / Columbia Pictures, © Portrait of Marie Antoinette / Unknown artist / Musée Antoine-Lécuyer / Wikimedia Commons

AI-generated image

Hypatia

© Agora / Mod Producciones, © Primer plano de Hipatia de Alejandría / Wikimedia Commons, © CC0 1.0 Universal, AI-generated image

Queen Mary Stuart

© Mary Queen of Scots / Focus Features, © Mary, Queen of Scots (1542-87) / François Clouet / Royal Collection / Wikimedia Commons, AI-generated image

Anne of Austria

© The Three Musketeers / Summit Entertainment, © Portrait of Anne of Austria, Queen of France / Peter Paul Rubens / institution Palace of Versailles / Wikimedia Commons, AI-generated image

Giordano Bruno

© Giordano Bruno / Compagnia Cinematografica Champion, © Giordano Bruno Amir / Wikimedia Commons, © CC BY-SA 4.0, AI-generated image

Jane Austen

© Becoming Jane / HanWay Films, © Cassandra Austen via James Andrews / Jane Austen (based on the portrait by Cassandra Austen) / Wikimedia Commons, AI-generated image

Giacomo Casanova

© Casanova / Touchstone Pictures, © Giacomo Casanova / Kelly Galbraith / Wikimedia Commons, © CC-BY-SA-4.0, AI-generated image

Emperor Commodus

© Gladiator / DreamWorks Pictures, © Bust of Emperor Commodus / J. Paul Getty Museum / Getty Villa / Wikimedia Commons, AI-generated image

Joan of Arc

© Joan of Arc / Columbia Pictures, © Joan of Arc / John Everett Millais / Wikimedia Commons, AI-generated image

Louis XIV

© The Man in the Iron Mask / United Artists, © Louis XIV, King of France / Museum of the History of France / Department of Paintings of the Louvre / Wikimedia Commons, AI-generated image

Ludwig van Beethoven

© Immortal Beloved / Icon Entertainment International, © Portrait of Beethoven / Joseph Karl Stieler / Beethoven House / Wikimedia Commons, AI-generated image

Henry VIII

© The Tudors / Peace Arch Entertainment Group, © Portrait of Henry VIII / Hans Holbein the Younger / Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Antica / Wikimedia Commons, AI-generated image

Anne Boleyn

© The Tudors / Peace Arch Entertainment Group, © Anne Boleyn / National Portrait Gallery / Wikimedia Commons, AI-generated image

Mary I

© The Tudors / Peace Arch Entertainment Group, © Mary I of England / Antonis Mor / Wikimedia Commons, AI-generated image

Elizabeth Tudor

© Elizabeth: The Golden Age / Working Title Films, © Queen Elizabeth I / Unknown continental artist / National Portrait Gallery / Wikimedia Commons

AI-generated image

Vlad the Impaler

© Dracula: A Love Tale / Luc Besson Production

© Vlad Ţepeş, the Impaler, Prince of Wallachia / Anonymous / Picture gallery of the Vienna Art History Museum / Wikimedia Commons

AI-generated image

If you’re a movie buff, take a look at how films are really made and what goes on behind the scenes on set.

Preview photo credit Dracula: A Love Tale / Luc Besson Production, Anonymous / Vlad Ţepeş, the Impaler, Prince of Wallachia / Picture gallery of the Vienna Art History Museum / Wikimedia Commons, AI-generated image

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