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This person has had a couple of big roles but no huge mainstream breakthrough yet, and that fact has made your imaginary kinship even stronger.

This is why both those nostalgic for the Soviet Union and the czarist monarchy in Russia can look at the Confederate battle flag and feel a weird sense of kinship.

Rick, high as a kite and feeling a kinship to the misunderstood animals, takes it upon himself to set some of the snakes free.

English may be the main language but patois, spoken at accelerated speed, is ubiquitous and routinely used to show kinship and camaraderie.

Jamie's prediction: There is a certain kinship between Spurs and United fans at the moment, because we are both in such terrible form.