List Of Characters Played By Multiple Actors In The Same Film
This is a list of characters who have been played by multiple actors in the same film. This does NOT include:
- Stunt doubles/body doubles
- Infants or very young children played by twins (Nearly all children below a certain age are played by twins in order to adhere to child labor laws.)
- Actors playing a younger/older version of a character in a brief flash-back/flash-forward (However, actors who play the same character at different ages for an extended portion of the movie may be included.)
- Large puppets or animatronic characters controlled by multiple performers
- Characters with shape-shifting abilities who are almost always played by one actor except when using their abilities. (e.g. The T-1000 from Terminator 2: Judgment Day or Mystique from the X-Men Trilogy) Exceptions may be made for characters for whom there is no one "default" actor.
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