4 Movies where the same artist plays more than one character 

For an artist, whether in theater, film, or television, playing one character is already a great challenge, imagine playing more than one in the same project? Over time, some artists have had this mission. To remember some of these curious works, here are 4 movies where the same artist plays more than one character:

What happened to Monday?

Directed by Norwegian filmmaker Tommy Wirkola, who gets the direction right, futuristic, available only for Netflix, and full of well-crafted scenes, What happened to Monday? Starring, in various roles, the great Swedish actress Noomi Rapace, the project took a few years to get off the ground. The frenetic pace in the last act is a fundamental piece of balance in this script that is full of surprises since it has seven protagonists who think and live the world they inhabit in completely different ways.

Split

One of the successes of M. Night Shyamalan's surprising trilogy, in Split we meet Kevin Wendell Crumb, a man with more than 20 different personalities who one day kidnaps three young girls and holds them captive. Little by little we understand better this story that connects with a film released 16 years earlier, Body is Closed.

Dave

In the plot, a man is hired to be the double of the president of the United States in some appearances. The problem is that the president suffers a stroke and the double's life changes completely when he has to assume the presidency.

Double Lover

The film, which competed for the Palme d'Or in Cannes, shows us the story of a woman who works in a museum named Chloé (Marine Vacth) who, after an appointment to find out about a discomfort in the region of her stomach, ends up being told to look for a therapist. So she reaches out to Paul (Jérémie Renier), with whom she soon becomes involved. The thing is that after a while, he discovers a secret from his new romantic partner: he has a twin brother who is also a therapist. So he ends up getting involved with these two men and discovers many surprises along the way.