Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe ROME, May 13 (UPI) -- A tourist said he found Sylvester Stallone's look-alike this week in an unlikely place: An oil painting in the Vatican in Rome. La Republica reported Sunday that Harvard student Anthony Zonfrell found the Hollywood actor's image in a fresco called the Stanza della Signatura, a fresco painted by Raphael Sanzio da Urbino in 1511. Advertisement "We just saw it, we realized that it was a perfect copy of Stallone, something really funny," said Zonfrell. Zonfrell was visiting the Vatican Museums with his family. La Republica said a cousin first noticed the image, a main character of the fresco, which Zonfrell identified as a possible double for Stallone. Read More Pope recognizes Focherini as martyr Pope names 12th-century mystic nun a saint Pope creates commission to look into leaks Pope urges end to sex tourism, organ sales Pope celebrates 85th birthday
