Can You Identify These Celebrities If We Give Them a Unibrow?

We're almost 20 years removed from Julia Roberts and Richard Gere's love affair in "Pretty Woman," but we still can't get enough of the escort-turned-soulmate story between the two.

Dwayne Johnson has navigated the shift from WWE superstar to Hollywood A-list with ease, appearing in films such as "The Game Plan," "Rampage" and the "Fast & Furious" series.

Samuel L. Jackson may have a bit of a potty mouth, but he is also well-respected in acting circles for other works. He's played the role of Nick Fury in recent Marvel movies and has credits in at least 100 other movies to his name.

Tom Hanks' portrayal of the title character in "Forrest Gump" has been the making of a thousand memes and GIFs. Released in 1994, "Forrest Gump" is said to have generated more than $660 million in ticket sales worldwide.

Both Will Smith and his "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" character were born and raised in West Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Smith's sitcom ran for six years from September 1990 to May 1996.

Swifties — that is, fans of the singer Taylor Swift — may reject this new look, but Swift has changed it up on her fans before. Her album "Reputation" released in 2017 marked a shift in the evolution of her musical style.

Sandra Bullock has been well-known for her myriad movie roles, including 2019's Netflix blockbuster "Bird Box." A post-apocalyptic thriller, "Bird Box" is based on a book written by Josh Malerman.

Newscaster-turned-entrepreneur Oprah Winfrey is the first black multibillionaire in North America. That's no small feat for a woman who was born into a poor rural family in Kosciusko, Mississippi.

Madonna still looks as good today at 60 as she did when she released "Material Girl" in 1984. She is one of the last remaining one-word celebrities from her time period which roughly included Michael, Whitney and Prince.

Born Audrey Drake Graham in Canada, Drake starred in the TV show "Degrassi" before becoming a music mogul, rapping, singing, writing and producing music such as his hit, "In My Feelings."

During her "Friends" days, Jennifer Aniston sparked a haircut frenzy with her style, dubbed "the Rachel." Aniston has since said that look was one of her least favorite. We still love it, though.

Howard Stern is well-known for his abrasive "shock jock" persona that he puts on display in his now-syndicated radio show, "The Howard Stern Show." Today, you can find his show on his own channel on SiriusXM.

There was no better "feel-good" sports story in 2019 than Tiger Woods' return to true form by winning the coveted green jacket at the Masters Tournament. The win marked his fifth Masters title.

Robert Downey Jr.'s smart-yet-smart-aleck portrayal of "Iron Man" since 2008 has endeared him to Marvel fans worldwide, but that's not all he's good for. Downey won a Golden Globe for his portrayal of Sherlock Holmes.

Queen Bey (that's Beyoncé, to us mortals) has a Beyhive of fans who aren't afraid to jump in and defend their favorite singer and actress. Beyoncé has been busy the past year in both the recording studio and on the silver screen.

Reese Witherspoon was born in New Orleans and raised in Nashville and is certainly making a case to be the South's favorite leading lady. Her Draper James brand is described as "Southern-inspired fashion."

Those Baldwin brothers! There seem to be so many: Alec, Daniel, Stephen and William. And they all closely resemble one another, making any of them prime candidates for this new unibrow look.

George Clooney's "Danny Ocean" is the "Ocean" in the "Ocean's" series, starring in Eleven, Twelve and Thirteen. "Ocean's 8," released in 2018, starred Sandra Bullock as "Debbie Ocean," Danny's younger sister.

Cameron Diaz's breakout role was undoubtedly "There's Something About Mary," but her career spans modeling, voice work for several animated series and authoring two books.

Take one look at Jennifer Lopez and you'll hope that you can look half as good at nearly 50 as she does. Lopez has two children with her ex, Marc Anthony, and is currently engaged to Yankees legend Alex Rodriguez.

Illinois-born Cindy Crawford was one of the most popular faces of the 1980s and 1990s, with her modeling career opening doors in acting on both television and in films. Crawford has also appeared in multiple music videos.

Channing Tatum's roles in "Magic Mike" and "Magic Mike XXL" might have been compromised if he had sported a unibrow look. Or ... maybe not. Have you seen him without a shirt on?

Angelina Jolie personified Maleficent in Disney's live-action version released in 2014. "Maleficent" tells the story of "Sleeping Beauty" from the perspective of the villain and title character.

Oh, Justin Timberlake, you would be handsome with a unibrow or no brows at all. The multitalented singer/actor was linked to Britney Spears for ages before finally settling down with now-wife Jessica Biel in 2012.

Britney Spears has gone through some — shall we say — interesting periods of fashion during her career. Her head-shaving incident in 2007 pre-dated her remarkable comeback to performing.

Will Ferrell's funny line, "I'm just a big, hairy, American winning machine," comes from his 2006 movie "Talladega Nights: The Legend of Ricky Bobby." And, as he so eloquently put it, "If you ain't first, you're last."

Johnny Depp has starred in a variety of eccentric roles to match his personality, ranging from the "Pirates of the Caribbean" series to "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" and "Alice in Wonderland."

Brad Pitt, one of Hollywood's most coveted actors and relationship partners, certainly knows how to pick the ladies. He was married to both Aniston and Jolie and has been attached to both Christina Applegate and Juliette Lewis.

Rihanna's Fenty Beauty line has made a splash since its first products debuted in September 2017 both online and in stores. We love the makeup, RiRi, but can we get a new album soon. Please?

Justin Bieber might be "Sorry" he opted for the unibrow look, but he's been on the cutting-edge of other styles since we first met him in 2009. He released his first album, "My World," that year.

We think Idris Elba would be handsome with any type of eyebrows. "People" apparently agrees with us, as they named him their "Sexiest Man Alive" and put him on their cover in the fall of 2018.

Al Pacino's career has lasted more than five decades, starting with early roles in "The Godfather" in the 1970s and moving through to a 2019 release of a Quentin Tarantino film titled "Once Upon a Time In Hollywood."

A soccer star turned Hollywood A-lister alongside his wife, Victoria, David Beckham still turns heads at 44 wherever he goes. His wife is the former "Posh Spice," who performed with the Spice Girls.

Jon Bon Jovi, who recorded "Wanted Dead or Alive" in 1986, has a career that just keeps on ticking. He is also the founder of JBJ Soul Kitchen, a restaurant that serves both paying and in-need customers by trading food for volunteer opportunities.

Daniel Craig is the latest in a long line of actors to have played the role of James Bond, including some noteworthy individuals such as Sean Connery and Roger Moore. Craig's "Casino Royale" was the highest-grossing of all of the movies in the series.

Ariana Grande debuted her signature high ponytail in 2014, a look we've become so accustomed to that any time she wears her hair down, it breaks the internet. Grande's 2019 album, "Thank U, Next," debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.

Mandy Moore plays the role of Rebecca in the NBC hit "This Is Us." Moore has a wealth of acting and singing experience to draw from for the role, appearing in "A Walk To Remember," among other movies, and releasing multiple music albums over the past two decades.

Chadwick Boseman's portrayal of the Black Panther may have been the first role of his that many fans saw, but he has played both Jackie Robinson and James Brown in film adaptations.

Chris Evans has played the role of everyone's favorite patriotic superhero, Captain America, since 2005. Don't typecast him, though: Evans has also performed on Broadway in a production titled "Lobby Hero."

Benedict Cumberbatch's name is a mouthful, so maybe we'll just call him Doctor Strange. Cumberbatch portrayed the doctor in several Marvel movies but has also excelled at live theater and television.