Cats Movie Cast Side by Side With Their Characters
Here's What the Cats Movie Cast Looks Like in and Out of Costume
Image Sources: Universal Pictures and Getty / Jamie McCarthy
Now that Cats is officially out in theatres, people are losing their minds over the crazy transformations. Can you blame them though? Instead of having the stars lend their voices to actual cats (like in Disney's live-action remake of The Lion King), the stars take on a weird mix of human and cat with legs and arms, but also tails and whiskers. It's definitely unsettling to say the least.
Curious to know what Taylor Swift, Idris Elba, Jennifer Hudson, and more stars look like in cat form, but too afraid to watch the film for yourself? Keep reading to see the cast members side by side with their animal counterparts.
Jennifer Hudson as Grizabella
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Ian McKellen as Gus the Theatre Cat
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Judi Dench as Old Deuteronomy
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Jason Derulo as Rum Tum Tugger
Image Sources: Universal Pictures and Getty / Matthias Nareyek
Idris Elba as Macavity
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Rebel Wilson as Jennyanydots
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James Corden as Bustopher Jones
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Taylor Swift as Bombalurina
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Laurie Davidson as Mr. Mistoffelees
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Francesca Hayward as Victoria
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Robert Fairchild as Munkustrap
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Larry and Laurent Bourgeois as Plato and Socrates
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Steven McRae as Skimbleshanks
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Zizi Strallen as Tantomile
Image Sources: Universal Pictures and Getty / Danny Martindale
