Lord Lucan or Basil Fawlty? David Cameron transformed for Movember The London museum re-styled the premier to show support for Movember, the trend in which men grow moustaches to raise money for men's health issues. London mayor Boris Johnson has also had an outcrop added to his upper lip, with the models of the two men posed outside a replica of the front door of Number Ten - the address Mr Johnson is said to covet. Both men's images are transformed by the additions, although one imagines they would be unlikely to try the change in real life in an era when moustaches are no longer as popular as they once were, and little used among the political classes. Mr Cameron's new look makes him appear a little like vanished peer Lord Lucan - another Old Etonian, who vanished in 1974 after murdering his children's nanny. But he also has the slightly comical, buttoned-up look of Basil Fawlty, the fictional, snobbish, irascible Torquay hotel owner played by John Cleese in the comedy classic Fawlty Towers. It may be going slightly too far to suggest that, combined with the rather severly combed hairstyle, the moustachioed Mr Cameron looks a little like Adolf Hitler. AFP/Getty Images Mr Johnson comes off a little better, appearing if anything slightly more raffish and at ease with the addition of the blond hair on his upper lip. It is estimated that half a million men will grow moustaches for Movember in the UK this year. Last year, it raised £25 million for charity. Movember also raises awareness of issues such as prostate and testicular cancer.