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Halle Berry, known for her role in 'Cloud Atlas,' portrayed six unique characters in the film. Among them were Jocasta Ayrs, Luisa Rey, Ovid, Meronym, and two additional roles. The coordination of numerous costume changes for these characters is commendable!

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Ryan Reynolds - ‘Deadpool 2’ (2018) -

It is widely known that Ryan Reynolds portrays the titular character in the 'Deadpool' films. However, what remains less known is his additional role as the voice actor for one of the antagonists in 'Deadpool 2.' Upon careful listening, it becomes apparent that Juggernaut's speech reflects Reynolds' attempt at a poorly executed New York accent accompanied by a rugged voice.

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Michael J. Fox - ‘Back To The Future Part II’ (1989) -

It is now widely known that Michael J. Fox portrayed both Marty McFly and Marlene McFly in the film ‘Back To The Future Part II’ (1989). In this installment, Marlene McFly is presented as Marty's future daughter, and Fox wears a wig and makeup to convincingly create a family resemblance. Additionally, Fox also took on the role of ancestor Seamus McFly in the subsequent film 'Back to the Future Part III' (1990), as fans of the franchise are well aware.

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Mike Myers - ‘Austin Powers in Goldmember’ (2002) -

Mike Myers is known for his roles in movies where he frequently assumes multiple characters. The 'Austin Powers' series is a prime example, with Myers portraying the title character and several other key roles.

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Myers is also seen portraying other roles, such as Dr. Evil, Goldmember, and the peculiar Scottish character named FatBastard.

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Hank Azaria - ‘Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian’ (2009) -

Hank Azaria is widely recognized as a skillful impressionist and voice actor, stirring up some controversy along the way. His versatility made him an ideal candidate for portraying various characters in ‘Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian.' He flawlessly embodied the roles of Kahmunrah, Abraham Lincoln, and the statue known as 'The Thinker.'

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Amy Adams - ‘Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian’ (2009) -

Amy Adams portrays the role of Amelia Earhart's statue throughout 'Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian.' Nevertheless, towards the movie's conclusion, she appears as a human named Tess, providing a glimmer of potential romance for Ben Stiller's character.

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Benedict Cumberbatch - ‘Doctor Strange’ (2016) -

Benedict Cumberbatch stars as the main character in the film 'Doctor Strange.' Throughout the movie, Doctor Strange experiences considerable changes that pose a challenge to Cumberbatch. In addition, he also lends his voice to a completely different character named Dormammu, who remains shrouded in mystery.

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Jack Nicholson - ‘Mars Attacks!’ (1996) -

Tim Burton's 1996 film 'Mars Attacks!' was quite eccentric, even for him. President James Dale, portrayed by Jack Nicholson, confronts the arrival of extraterrestrials on our planet.

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In contrast to his respectable role, he portrays Art Land, an unscrupulous land developer who adopts a flashy cowboy attire.

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Eddie Murphy - ‘Coming to America’ (1988) -

Eddie Murphy has a reputation for taking on multiple roles in his films. In his 1988 hit 'Coming to America,' he showcased his talent by portraying four different characters. He continued to impress audiences with 'The Nutty Professor' (1996) and 'Norbit' (2007), although the latter received mixed reviews.

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Jason Isaacs - ‘Peter Pan’ (2003) -

In the 2003 film 'Peter Pan,' Jason Isaacs had the opportunity to display his talent by portraying two crucial roles: Mr. Darling and Captain Hook. It has become customary to cast the same actor in these opposing roles whenever the story of 'Peter Pan' is brought to life on stage or screen.

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Peter Sellers - ‘Dr. Strangelove’ (1964) -

Peter Sellers, a well-regarded British actor, played the main role in Stanley Kubrick's comedy film 'Dr. Strangelove.' Sellers, known for his comedic talent, was considered a hero in the genre during his time.

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Peter Sellers - ‘Dr. Strangelove’ (1964) -

Sellers portrayed Dr. Strangelove, Group Captain Lionel Mandrake, and President Muffley in the film.

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James McAvoy - ‘Split’ (2016) -

James McAvoy effortlessly portrayed numerous distinct characters with unique personalities in the film 'Split,' without relying on costume changes to differentiate them.

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In the movie, McAvoy takes on the role of a man who has been diagnosed with 23 different personalities. Throughout the film, he brings to life eight of these personalities: Dennis, Hedwig, Patricia, The Beast, Kevin Wendell Crumb, Barry, Orwell, and Jade.

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Tom Hanks - ‘Cloud Atlas’ (2012) -

In the movie ‘Cloud Atlas’, various characters examine the consequences of their actions in the world throughout different time periods. Tom Hanks is among the cast members who portray multiple characters in this film.

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Hanks portrays six characters in the film: Dermot Hoggins, Isaac Sachs, Henry Goose, Zachry, and two other unidentified individuals. These characters coexist in various time periods.

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Ralph Fiennes - 'Sunshine' (1999) -

In the 1999 war drama 'Sunshine,' Ralph Fiennes took on the roles of three distinct characters. He skillfully embodied members of a single family spanning three generations: Ignatz Sonnenschein, Adam Sors, and Ivan Sors.

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Michael Palin - ‘Monty Python and the Holy Grail’ (1975) -

British actor and comedian Michael Palin played a vital role as both a co-founder and writer for the renowned Monty Python comedy group. Palin's remarkable ability to effortlessly portray various characters comes as no surprise, considering Monty Python's pioneering influence in sketch comedy.

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Michael Palin - ‘Monty Python and the Holy Grail’ (1975) -

In the iconic film 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail,' Palin portrays various characters including Sir Galahad the Pure, The Leader of the Knights Who Say Ni!, Right Head, King of Swamp Castle, Peasant 2, Dennis, and many others.

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James Remar - ‘Django Unchained’ (2012) -

In Quentin Tarantino's Western film 'Django Unchained,' James Remar portrayed two distinct characters. One was Ace Speck, the slave driver, and the other was Butch Pooch, the bodyguard. The names chosen for these characters were quite fascinating.

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Ben Mendelsohn - ‘Captain Marvel’ (2019) -

Ben Mendelsohn tackles two different characters in 'Captain Marvel.' He portrays Keller, a well-dressed and influential member of S.H.I.E.L.D. Additionally, he embodies Talos, the Skrull General from another planet.

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Bella Heathcote - ‘Dark Shadows’ (2012) -

Bella Heathcote, a young actress from Australia, was cast as Victoria Winters in Tim Burton's 2012 film 'Dark Shadows.' Additionally, she played the role of Josette DuPres, a ghost that haunts the grand house featured in the movie.

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Warwick Davis - ‘Harry Potter’ series (2001-2011) -

Warwick Davis, a renowned British actor with a rare form of dwarfism, has had a successful career in the film industry. His distinctive stature and artistic abilities have led him to portray enchanting characters in the 'Harry Potter' film series. One of his notable roles includes the Head Goblin at the Gringotts wizarding bank.

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Warwick Davis goes on to portray Professor Flitwick, the charms teacher at Hogwarts. Additionally, he takes on the role of the choir master with a notable mustache. Perceptive enthusiasts may have observed a slight alteration in Professor Flitwick's appearance midway through the series. This adjustment resulted from a decision made by the producers to combine two of Warwick's characters in the third film. Professor Flitwick and the choir master merge into a singular person.

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Doug Jones - ‘Hellboy II: The Golden Army’ (2008) -

Doug Jones may not be a familiar face to many, but he is renowned for his exceptional portrayals of non-human creatures. In the film ‘Hellboy II: The Golden Army,' he took on the challenging roles of Abe Sapien, Angel of Death, and Chamberlain, leaving a lasting impression on audiences. Furthermore, Jones showcased his talent by embodying various eerie beasts in Guillermo del Toro's 'Pan's Labyrinth' in 2006. 

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