Kevin Bacon and his daughter Sosie Bacon, 34, got playfully competitive in a new video.
The duo was given a random first name and they had to say the first last name that came to mind.
The pair twinned when it came to Jake Gyllenhaal, Harrison Ford, Keanu Reeves and more.
Fans were stunned by their adorable twinning moments, as they flocked to the comments to cheer the two on.
One person wrote: “I just love your sweet family,” while another added: “They say so many [of the] same things…I love this.”
A third fan joked: “Identical bacons,” while another continued: “Wow she look like you Kevin.”
One fan wrote: “Love your family so much,” as another commented: “How I want to be adopted into this family!!!”
© Getty ImagesA family that works together, stays together
Sosie recently opened up about what it was like working with her dad over two decades ago when Kevin directed the film Loverboy. In the movie, she portrayed a younger version about her mom Kyra Sedgwick.
She recalled to People: “He directed me in Loverboy, which I did when I was 11, and actually initially I was like, ‘I’m not doing that movie. Thanks for the offer. I’m good. I want to stay in school. I’m 11.’ And then he was like, ‘No, come on, just do it.'”
© Getty ImagesSosie continued: “So I ended up doing it. It was a lot of fun, and I think he’s great to work with. They both are. They’re very respectful of your own process as an actor. They are both actors, so it’s a lot easier to communicate, and I just had a great time then and now.”
Like father, like daughter
Years later, Sosie has continued to flourish in her acting career and she surprised her dad in a major way with one of her roles in a horror movie called Smile in 2022.
© Getty ImagesKevin gushed about Sosie’s acting, as he told The Hollywood Reporter: “When she got this part [in Smile], even knowing how hard she had worked, and knowing she was good, when I saw the movie I was just really taken aback with. Not only with how great she was but also how hard that role was, because it’s one of those parts where there is no break.”
The actor continued: “Usually, you start out and the character’s pretty happy for at least, you know, 15 minutes or 20 minutes before everything becomes horrible. But that’s a movie where the stress level is [insane]. I was very proud of her.”
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