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A Married at First Sight fan took to social media to reveal the uncanny resemblance between the show’s current bride and groom and famous characters from the film.
The fan shared the hilarious post on Facebook on Monday to show the striking similarities.
A photo of Jack Dunkley, 34, chatting at the table contrasted with a dwarf Oompa Loompa character from the beloved 1971 children’s film Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
They also pointed out that 26-year-old Jayden Eynaud’s boxer looks like the cowardly lion from Judy Garland’s 1939 film The Wizard of Oz.
Both have flowing brown manes and striking facial features.
A Married at First Sight fan took to social media to reveal the uncanny resemblance between the show’s current bride and groom and famous characters from the film.
A photo of Jack Dunkley, 34, chatting at the table contrasted with a dwarf Oompa Loompa character from the beloved 1971 children’s film, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Postman.
Other hilarious lookalikes were Sesame Street Muppet Bert for Tim Calwell, 30, KFC founder Colonel Sanders for Richard Sauerman, 62, and comedian Jim Jefferies for Tristan Black, 29.
Earlier this year, MAFS relationship experts declared this year’s show to be one of the “craziest” seasons yet.
Sexologist Alessandra Rampolla, 49, said The Daily Telegraph in January, she will watch the series alongside viewers to see the chaotic events unfold.
“I’m ready to watch the madness unfold. The experts don’t see what happens during the week, so watching the episodes gives me the full experience,” she said.
Rampolla added that rather than focusing on how many couples manage to get married, viewers should view the show as a guide to recognizing red flags in a relationship.
“It’s not about how many couples we get. We are showing Australia and the world what not to put up with and what not to do.
They also pointed out the resemblance between the groom Richard Sauerman and KFC founder Colonel Sanders.
“It’s about learning more about interactions, being better partners and starting discussions so we can all do better.” And if love arises, it’s a celebration.
Meanwhile, relationship expert Mel Schilling, 51, was quick to dismiss claims that the show was not a successful dating experiment, with only four couples from 10 seasons still together.
“I don’t focus on that at all. There are so many ways to measure success on this show. I focus more on whether people grew, developed, and gained something from the process.
Married At First Sight continues on Monday on Channel Nine at 7.30pm.
Earlier this year, MAFS relationship experts said this year’s show was one of the “craziest” seasons yet.