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    Crowe in 'Les Mis' vs. Spears in 'Toxic'

    A fan of Russell Crowe's noticed something pretty amazing about the tough guy's Les Miserables costume -- it greatly resembles Britney Spears' stewardess getup in her video Toxic.

    Crowe, 48, retweeted Boris Prso's split pic of the celebs in costume on Monday, with Boris writing: "hey @britneyspears did you see @russellcrowe in #lesMis maybe he is fan of you."

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    The tweet was a hit, getting nearly 500 retweets.

    Check out Spears' super-fun Toxic video below and let us know: Who wore it best: Britney or Russell?


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