Are these the worst waxworks in the world? A-list celebrities given Z-list makeovers at Hollywood tourist attraction Models include a blind Tom Hanks and an angular Cameron Diaz Popular actors are shown in their least well known films It promises to bring tourists close to some of the biggest names in Hollywood, but this wax works museum could do with a bit more star appeal. Visitors to Hollywood Wax Works may find themselves struggling not only with what actor they are looking at, but what film they have been shown in. The attraction also shows three of the most popular actors to have played Bond in lesser known films, and has an emaciated-looking Cameron Diaz in Charlie's Angels. Cast out: Tom Hanks appears to be suffering from glaucoma in this version of Castaway Rescued: While Tom Hanks' character suffered a lot in Castaway, he was not troubled by an eye infection In an open letter to the museum, Vice Beta described the waxworks as 'the nightmares of a person who has been blind since birth and has no real concept of what human beings look like'. From a depiction of Tom Hanks in Castaway, where the actor appears to have gone blind, to a model of Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible that bears a closer resemblance to Steve Jobs, a trip to the museum keeps visitors guessing. Alias: This waxwork on the left is also known as actress Jennifer Garner in the popular TV spy series Mission implausible: Tom Cruise looks more like Steve Jobs than his character Ethan Hunt Master of disguise: The black outfit and glasses have been replicated but the resemblance ends there Bogus: The Keanu Reeves model mixes his costume from Speed with the setting from Constantine Relic: This take on Harrison Ford looks like it was lost in the temple of doom Wrestling to guess the film? Jack Black features as Nacho Libre at the Hollywood attraction Even when it is clear who the waxwork is meant to be the attraction, which opened in 1965, has opted to show stars in their least famous role. Michael Caine, who came to fame with Alfie and Get Carter and more recently played Alfred the butler in the new Batman films, is shown as Dr Wilbur Larch in the 1999 movie The Cider House Rules. A slew of Bond actors appear to have gone undercover, with Sean Connery depicted in The Hunt for Red October; Daniel Craig in Cowboys & Aliens and Pierce Brosnan in The Thomas Crown Affair. Undercover: Pierce Brosnan shot to fame as James Bond, but is celebrated for The Thomas Crown Affair Shaken and not stirred: Instead of his role as 007 Daniel Craig is seen in the Cowboys and Aliens film Hunt for something familiar: He is famous for Bond, but Sean Connery is shown in Hunt for Red October Charlie's right angles: Cameron Diaz looks decidedly angular next to Lucy Liu and Drew Barrymore Angelic: In the Charlie's Angels film all three stars had a more healthy look Similarly, Adam Sandler, who has appeared in countless blockbusters from 50 First Dates to the Wedding Singer, is shown in Bedtime Stories, where his performance was described by SF Gate 'as if he'd taken a Prozac before stepping in front of the camera'. Keanu Reeves, more widely known for The Matrix or Bill and Ted, appears on a set from Constantine but in his lumberjack shirt outfit from Speed. Comic timing: Adam Sandler is shown in his role in 2008 film Bedtime Stories Cowboys: Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson look as surprised by their appearance as visitors to the museum are Guess who: Michael Caine is characterized in his role for Cider House Rules