Doppelgänger
By: Zissou
A doppelgänger is a tangible double of a living person in fiction, folklore, and popular culture that typically represents evil. In the vernacular, the word doppelgänger has come to refer to any double or look-alike of a person. The word also is used to describe the sensation of having glimpsed oneself in peripheral vision, in a position where there is no chance that it could have been a reflection. Doppelgängers often are perceived as a sinister form of bilocation and generally regarded as harbingers of bad luck.
These new puritans – Doppelganger



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01Stellan Rye
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02Victor Fleming
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03Michael Powell
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04Alfred Hitchcock
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05Alfred Hitchcock
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06Alfred Hitchcock
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07Alfred Hitchcock
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08Jerry Lewis
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09Roman Polanski
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10Roman Polanski
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11Roman Polanski
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12Ingmar Bergman
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13Federico Fellini
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14Bernardo Bertolucci
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15Andrei Tarkovsky
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16Robert Altman
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17Brian De Palma
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18Brian De Palma
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20Brian De Palma
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21Brian De Palma
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22Brian De Palma
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24Ken Russell
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25Ken Russell
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26Richard Attenborough
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27Nikolai Volev
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28Richard Quine
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29Stanley Kubrick
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30Stanley Kubrick
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31Richard Lester
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32David Cronenberg
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33David Cronenberg
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34David Cronenberg
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35Robert Zemeckis
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36Robert Zemeckis
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37Bob Rafelson
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38Paul Verhoeven
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39Krzysztof Kieślowski
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40David Lynch
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41David Lynch
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42David Lynch
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43Sam Raimi
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44Avi Nesher
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45Roberto Benigni
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46Harold Ramis
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47David Fincher
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48Steven Soderbergh
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49Peter Farrelly
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50James Wong
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51Kiyoshi Kurosawa
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52Spike Jonze
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53Steven Soderbergh
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54Jonathan Glazer
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55James Mangold
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56David Koepp
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57Christopher Nolan
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58Henry Selick
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59Giuseppe Capotondi
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60Duncan Jones
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61Hanna Schygulla
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62Darren Aronofsky