Julia Morris has thrilled fans by sharing her iconic Elvis alter ego – and she is giving Baz Luhrmann a run for his money.
The comedian posted the throwback of her donning a costume inspired by the King of Rock for a sketch she worked on.
She placed the picture next to a promotional image of Baz’s Elvis, played by Austin Butler, and joked in the caption: “It’s not about who clearly wore it best… but it’s ALL about the glorious work of the brilliant @bazluhrmann & his killer team.”
Who do you think rocked it best?
(Image: Instagram)Julia also shared hilarious details about the character she developed for 1995’s Full Frontal with Australian writer Doug MacLeod.
It turns out she was trying to channel Elvis’ fictional wanna-be sister.
“Loved @elvismovie so much jx (my photo from Full Frontal 1995 in a hilarious sketch, written by the wonderful Doug MacLeod, “Elvis’ Sister” ),” she shared.
The 54-year-old’s comment section was quickly bombarded by fans who couldn’t get enough of the side-by-side comparison.
One wrote: “Yes I agree a brilliant movie, to be honest though that shot of you as Elvis Sister!!!!I can not tell who’s who 🤷♀️,” and another commented on their likeness: “Now we know why you’re so talented Lady. Elvis is obvs your Grand Daddy! The likeness is remarkable to say the least🕺🏻Love it! Can’t wait to see the movie. ❤️xxx.”
We think best dressed should go to Julia!
(Image: Instagram)“Elvistine! 😍🙌🏻👏🏻,” penned another follower.
There is no denying that Julia looks good in a suit, especially after she donned her deep blue pantsuit to open the Logies.
She gave a hilarious speech that didn’t leave a dry eye (from laughing too much) in the room.
“What sort of night do we have ahead of us when we let a loose unit like me open the show? I don’t know,” she warned.
“They have gone for 30 per cent less… a rich white woman.”
(Image: Instagram)The mother-of-two didn’t leave any topic untouched as she made a swipe against the gender pay gap and tried to avoid getting cancelled.
“The Logies team has not got a man opening the show… No, they pushed the man opening the show… That is gone and they have gone for 30 per cent less… a rich white woman,” she said.
“We’re finally talking about this on the table in our industry guys; wage disparity between men and women. It’s time. Am I right?”
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