| I either saw someone who was Robyn's doppelganger today, or it was actually Robyn and she blanked me. |
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| As its slyly punning title suggests, this 1999 documentary is Herzog's tribute to his doppelganger. |
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| Robinson tries to transform the island into a European world, a doppelganger of the great island of his origins. |
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| She tells him a Simon doppelganger is causing all kinds of trouble in her world. |
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| In the Dance section, both dancers cavort with foam-stuffed doppelganger dummies that allow them to dance with themselves or drag and pitch their partners into the wings. |
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| The most popular of these theories, called supersymmetry, holds that each known particle has a heavier doppelganger called its superpartner. |
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| The inventor is in some ways the doppelganger and antithesis of the old soldier! |
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| The polycarb ATM is every bit the easy-blowing double-reed of its acrylic doppelganger, but at a bargain price. |
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| Here, he creates a raptness on stage that makes still more unnerving the outbursts of anger from the nature-loving poet and his haunting by a doppelganger. |
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| Mr Gibney lets Fela's wild charisma speak for itself, and uses footage of his gigs and speeches, interspersed with the parallel life of his Broadway doppelganger, and interviews with journalists and Fela's associates. |
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| He is now firmly established as the figurehead of the most raucous band of Wednesday supporters, accompanied by his doppelganger, albeit a few kilos lighter and appropriately dubbed Diet Tango Man. |
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| A phantasmagoria of flamboyant theatricality, Solo allows Decouflé to interact with his own digital doppelganger, achieving a Busby Berkeley-inspired choreographic complexity. |
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| In the framework of an utterly parodic world, in which everything we see is a parody of everything else, what better image to choose than the sun's subterranean doppelganger? |
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| Bogosian talked to The Daily Beast about his dark Rothian doppelganger. |
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| Of course it helps that he's sweet-talked some of his best pals, including doppelganger Rik Mayall, into starring. |
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| He says the character of Matt is, in a way, his doppelganger. |
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| Well he was less doppelganger than fiftyish chubby bloke with wild white hair who wouldn''t have reached the end of Maggie May without attracting Simon Cowell''s buzzer. |
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| Under the law, the WTO can't do much about its leftist doppelganger. |
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| The painting is part of his new exhibit called Doppelganger, which translates from German to mean the double of a living person. |
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