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37 Celebrities With Their Past Doppelganger

You’ve seen our World Cup Look-Alikes, now check out these celebrities with their doppelganger from the past.




Doppelganger is always a fascinating subject. It makes you wonder if there is a parallel universe and if time travel is really real and even more scary yet intriguing – who was or is your doppelganger. Doppelganger are said to be either the spiritual doubles of a person or their downright evil twin. And they don’t have to be of the same sex either as you’ll see in a few of the photos.

The Doppelganger comes from the German word Doppel (double) and Gänger (walker) . The singular and plural forms are the same but English folks tend to add the ‘s’ on the end to show the plural form.

Some of these photos we’ve seen many times viralling around the web while others are new to us. We often wonder what these celebrities thought of their past doppelganger. Can they see what we see in their past look-alikes? Either way, check out these 37 remarkable celebrity doppelgangers.


1. Peter Dinklage… and Diego Velazquez’s “Portrait of Sebastián de Morra”




2. Jennifer Lawerence… and her Egyptian twin-actress Zubaida Tharwat



The Most Haunted Car Cemetery – Chatillon Car Graveyard, Drowned in Belgian Moss (16 Photos + Video)

These amazing yet eerie photos of cars from WWII are said to be stuck in these woods (near the village of Chatillon, Southern Belgium), for up to 70 years!

Image from flickr.com/photos/epaves68

World Cup Look-Alikes (15 Photos)

They say there’s a double for every person in the world and we believe it! We haven't found ours yet but we're sure they're out there.

For these guys on the other hand, it's a different story. They wouldn’t come close to winning the Oscars despite all the drama that had taken place on the fields during the 2014 World Cup Games, but that doesn’t mean they can’t look like Oscar potentials thanks to their double look alikes. Check out these 15 World Cup doppelgangers.  The last one was our favourite!


1. David Blaine and Clint Dempsey




2. Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Niko Kovac


IMAGE: MASHABLE COMPOSITE, GETTY, DIMITAR DILKOFF, JEFF VESPA

Another Beauty of a Fan Spotted in Stands – A True Successor to Larissa Riquelme? (8 Photos)


We don’t know how they missed this one but this fan, wearing the German flag and ‘with deep cleavage’ was spotted at the Maracanã Stadium in Brazil and now photos of her are going viral.

And as for those of you who don’t know who Larissa Riquelme is:

A famous model and actress in Paraguay, Riquelme rose to international prominence during the 2010 FIFA World Cup. A supporter of both the Paraguay national football team and the club Cerro Porteño, she was first pictured in international media celebrating a goal during the game between Paraguay and Slovakia with her Nokia mobile phone between her breasts and she was wearing a t-shirt with Paraguay’s colors (as part of a promotion for a mobile phone company). Riquelme is the face of the deodorant brand Axein Paraguay and at a later Paraguay game in the World Cup she was also seen with the word “Axe” written on her chest as advertising for the deodorant brand.

Hey! We don’t get it. Dutch, German… where are all the Brazilian beauties?? Or is this one a Brazilian in disguise?

Koko Responds to a Sad Movie

A blast from the past! We love those old virals that are worthy of some re-recognition like this one involving Koko the gorilla....  

Koko watches intently a DVD movie on her TV that she has seen several times before. It is called Tea with Mussolini. When it comes to a sad part, where the boy has to say goodbye to all of his relatives and waves goodbye on the train, Koko turns away from the TV. She then proceeds to sign: "Frown, sad, cry, bad, trouble, mother and Koko-love." Her eyes also look very watery. (Gorillas cry too.)

Lesson: There is mounting scientific evidence that great apes can feel empathy for others. This example points to the possibility that gorillas, in particular, may also be able to empathize with fictional human characters portrayed by actors—or at least be moved by them