Why does Freddie Prinze Jr look like Biden in this clip?

He's too young to sport the white hair.

Is it the suit? Oversized or just ill fitting?

It's blousant, r2.

Who’s the bimbo he is with or is that his wife? Or perhaps his daughter?

he waves and gestures like Biden. they both look good here.

If by Biden you mean Hunter, then yeah, I can see your point.

He's only 49.

He aged too fast years ago. I think it's because he has been with Sarah Michelle Gellar since the 90s.

I never knew he had height; always seemed like a shawty to me.

And yes, the silver/white hair isn't a good look; it just greatly ages him, like the equally doddering-looking Jon Stewart.

You have to have great bone structure and interesting features to pull it off.

He should be looking more like Matt Leblanc in his 40s.

Who still had salt and pepper hair...

Matt Leblanc in his 50’s looks like Fred Mertz in his 60’s.

LeBlanc is in all ways more handsome than Prinze.

49 and looking fine.

I've never found him attractive but I think he's aged better than his wife.

The cut of the suit is fine, but it's double breasted and he left it unbuttoned.

I’d eat his ass.

He's still gorgeous and just a lovely lovely man. No affectations with him whatsoever.

He looks fine with the white hair. He's clearly not obsessed with holding on to his youth. Then you'd be bitching about him dying his hair.

A moderate salt and pepper look would be less startling and aging than the white look.

Ryan Phillippe allegedly hit on him when they were filming I Know What You Did Last Summer, and Freddie turned him down.

I think the sun may have been in their eyes because they both look like they are squinting.

Many people don't have all-gray or white hair in their 40s. The fact that he does is what codes as older.

Early greying is hereditary, but he can easily reduce the grey and make it look natural.

He easily could, but he doesn't want to.

What don't you get?

R23 Yeah, but women love that shit.

BTW, the terms "grey" and "white" hair have always confused me. Is it a cultural thing?

I've never seen a Black person with grey hair--only white, but I've seen plenty of other ethnicities with both. It's no big deal. I just noticed people call it "grey" but it looks white. Not in Prinze's case. Just speaking generally. I have some white in my beard, but people refer to it as grey all the time.

Maybe I'm being too literal.