Get ready to return to Moordale High for the new term. The trailer for season 3 of Sex Education has just been shared online and fans are beyond excited! However, people can’t stop thinking that actor Emma Mackey is the doppelgänger of actor Samara Weaving. We take a look at these celebrity lookalikes.
Sex Education season 3 trailer has just dropped
We are in store for a wild third season of the hit Netflix show Sex Education. The new trailer has just dropped and we can see groins on fire, public frolicking, a new strict headteacher and relationship drama in abundance.
Get ready to revisit the sex-mad school as Otis gains a mysterious new love interest, Maeve continues to deal with her family life, and we finally see Adam and Eric exploring their connection.
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Sex Education | Season 3 Official Trailer | Netflix
Fans think Emma Mackey looks like Samara Weaving’s doppelgänger
Emma Mackey is famous for her starring role in Sex Education. However, she is perhaps more famous for her celebrity lookalikes.
Fans have been tweeting that she looks exactly like Australian actor Samara Weaving. The star is most well known for her roles in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri, Ready or Not, and recently Nine Perfect Strangers on Hulu.
However, it is not just Samara Weaving that fans think Emma Mackey looks like. The Sex Education star has become known for looking like the spitting image of Suicide Squad star Margot Robbie, and actor Jamie Pressly.
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Robbie has even addressed this in interviews on many occasions, saying that people come up to her and say how amazing she was in Sex Education.
Fans would love to see the four actors together in a movie, perhaps playing sisters.
While it is hard to believe the four actors are not related, it is clear that they simply look incredibly similar.
When can you watch series 3 of Sex Education?
Sex Education drops on Netflix on 17 September 2021.
Asa Butterfield has said about his character’s arc during this new season: “It’s been fun to portray his newfound charisma. Don’t worry, though, he’s still tragically awkward too.”
We can’t wait to see what is in store for Otis, Maeve, Eric and all of the gang at Moordale High.