Actor Rami Malek and his identical twin brother, Sami, made a rare joint appearance at Wimbledon on Friday. The 45-year-old brothers attended the prestigious tennis tournament as guests of Emirates, taking in a day of matches.
Rami Malek, known for his role as Freddie Mercury in the 2018 film "Bohemian Rhapsody," sported a clean-shaven look, wearing a white suit with a striped T-shirt. His twin brother, Sami, who works in education, presented a different style, appearing with a beard and a grey suit.
The Malek twins, born four minutes apart, have pursued distinct paths. While Rami found fame in Hollywood, Sami chose a career as a teacher. Rami Malek has previously commented on their resemblance, telling Jimmy Kimmel in 2015 that they "don't look as much alike as we used to." The actor also shared an anecdote about Sami asking him to impersonate him for a university class to earn points for a Greek tragedy monologue.
At Wimbledon, the brothers were among a host of celebrities and notable figures. The day's events included a semi-final match between Arthur Fery and Alexander Zverev, and a later match featuring Jannik Sinner against Novak Djokovic. Fery, a 23-year-old British player, was making history as only the second wild card to reach the semi-finals at the All England Club.
Other attendees observed at the tournament included Prince Michael of Kent, actors Martin Freeman and Benedict Cumberbatch, designer Anna Wintour, and Richard E. Grant. Rami Malek was also seen chatting with actor James Norton.