We're sure Pittalis as Hulk Hogan got some double takes.
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Tapachula, Mexico (CNN)Amarilis Mendoza is getting used to stares and double takes.
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To double takes in Hollywood, that animated film took in about $25.7 million.
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And what a moment for Rodgers, whose precision and skill prompted double-takes.
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That's when she started getting double takes at the mention of her first name.
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Brace yourself because these doppelgängers will make you do one (or two) double takes.
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His teammates did double takes when Lagares walked into the clubhouse the first time.
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If only this administration could simply play as comedy, as pratfalls and double takes.
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The second royal wedding of the year will have fans doing a few double takes!
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Many coworkers have raised their eyebrows, or done double takes as they passed my desk.
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Keep close talkers at bay — and the double takes coming in this banana yellow creation.
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It likely wasn't only Houghton and Mensink who did double takes upon seeing the photo.
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Double Takes In much of Joy Harjo's work belief takes shape as an origin story.
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BB-8 does multiple double takes and rapidly flips his gaze between Rey and Finn.
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Murray Fraser, on the other hand, might not be getting double takes for the right reason.
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Silver's multistage clasps have inspired double takes from players and gleeful Twitter posts from amused spectators.
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PSA's upbeat earnings will nonetheless draw "repeated double-takes" from investors, said Jefferies analyst Philippe Houchois.
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But some admonitions drew double takes as people started searching through the campaign's messages on Wednesday.
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The quirk is more unintentional than diabolical, but I hope it caused a few double takes.
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Catherine Zeta-Jones and her 15-year-old daughter, Carys Zeta Douglas, have fans doing double takes.
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They already have us doing double-takes, squinting our eyes, and trying to process which is which.
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It caused dozens of double takes in the week I had it, and lots of thumbs up.
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So, then you meet the person, and you sort of just do a lot of double-takes.
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The actress wore a bandeau -- look it up -- under a blazer and it got some double takes.
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There are sure to be a lot of double-takes at Splendora High School basketball games this year.
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Startled commuters did double takes, and wondered if the animal was OK. And really, who can blame them.
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The thing about celebrity doppelgängers is that you probably have to do several double takes if you see one.
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Passers-by did double takes, and a few called out greetings, to which Ms. Cox gave a friendly nod.
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Those new to the WFH club are doing virtual double-takes at one another, asking: Is this really happening?
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Of course there were major double-takes as people came in and realized who was sitting at the reception desk.
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He crossed the avenue, leaving double takes in his wake, and at Radio City was herded into a purple drove.
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Olympics fans are doing double takes when it comes to American archer Brady Ellison, comparing his looks to the Oscar winner.
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Opté's spot-erasing wand had us doing double takes as it erased age spots and discoloration in real time before our eyes.
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We don't just mean psychologically — she has to physically transform as well, and her latest change is inspiring some serious double takes.
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His convincing work can easily fool someone taking a quick glance, leading to plenty of double takes and a few shocked people.
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A small group of men kept doing double takes as they passed by, the unusual sight prompting smiles and some more waves.
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Double takes, grins and grimaces are magnified into crushing largeness, while the chase sequences bring to mind slap-happy Blake Edwards comedies.
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And if Malek brings his bro along to the 2019 Oscars, there are gonna be way more double-takes than they can handle.
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Nobody played the pansy better than Franklin Pangborn, who with his pursed lips and precision double takes could be a proto-Jack McFarland.
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We're told he was inside for about a minute -- and acted normal while a bunch of confused women looked on ... some doing double takes.
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We expect the youngest Jenner to cause some online double-takes in her photos when she is channeling her most-famous of older sisters.
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Of course, that meant the two colleagues were doing double takes when they discovered their seat assignments put them across the aisle from each other.
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While regular showers do play a part, those with aromas that cause double-takes (the good kind) don't go about life like the rest of us.
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And with Kardashian and West trying for a third child, we'll probably have years' worth of double takes and debates over their babies' identities to come.
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He noticed a handful of double takes as he walked around unattended and would half-jokingly start meetings by assuring other participants of his good intentions.
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But beyond that, he can walk into a room of social conservatives or a room of establishment types and not be the subject of double-takes.
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The unhinged selfies posted to Instagram (#famousfun) that inspire one's followers to do double-takes — Wait, did Lauren meet Jon Hamm and not freaking tell me???
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But this year brought a barrage of celebrity look-a-likes that had the internet doing so many double takes, we still can't really tell them apart.
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While the non-removable display module is definitely noticeable, I didn't get any double-takes from anyone at the pool for being some sort of aqua-cyborg.
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He'd done double takes the way you do when you think you see your own cat or dog begging for food under the table at a restaurant.
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"On Game of Thrones I had a photo double that people would do double takes at because she looked so much like me," Turner revealed on the podcast.
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Most of the pieces require double-takes and elicit cerebral, rather than visceral, responses (although the BDSM stroller may well outrage touchier fans of babies and vanilla sexuality).
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A photo of the actress from her upcoming movie Destroyer is sure to prompt some serious double-takes, since we've never seen her looking anything other than stunning.
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I'm getting a lot of double takes, and I can't tell if its my color or my age that gives away the fact that I'm not a local.
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The former St. John's center Chris Obekpa drew double takes for his resemblance to his Nigerian countryman Hakeem Olajuwon — in looks and attire, though not necessarily in play.
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Pulling them out of my pocket turned out to be a neat party trick, evoking double-takes from Czechs surprised to see a foreigner eating a childhood favorite.
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The riesling and the carignan are both priced at $15, while the $25 for a can of 203 Napa cabernet — floral, fruity and easygoing — might cause double takes.
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The duck's flavor was less surprising, but there was some energy in its collision with sweet potato purée and fig-leaf yogurt tart enough to cause double-takes.
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People who call Paterson, New Jersey, home must have been doing double takes on Thursday when an exotic feline called a Savannah cat was seen walking the streets there.
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The tendons of his jaw swell with the strain of stifled feelings; his brows, usually tasked with double takes and farcical arching, knit with a terrible weight of guilt.
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For a while, the journalist propped up one of the professor's books ("Born Entrepreneurs, Born Leaders") in front of his desk at work, simply to enjoy colleagues' double takes.
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They might not have the wow factor of a Lamborghini, but right-hand-drive cars (besides the mail carrier's) elicit double-takes on North American roads just the same.
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Seeing pants like this sort of looks like a mix between a bad jeans ad and a horror film, and it's certain to get at least a few double takes.
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Hence the double-takes when Orange County chose Hillary Clinton in 2016, the first time a Democratic presidential candidate had carried the county since Franklin D. Roosevelt's second term. Mrs.
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Kim Kardashian West made her highly anticipated Cannes Film Festival debut in a look that's so sparkly (and so Kim), you're bound to be doing a few double-takes. Venturelli/WireImage
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As time moves on, the memories of the Astros as a National League team will fade, and any future trips to the World Series will probably not cause many double takes.
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"On Game of Thrones I had a photo double that people would do double takes at because she looked so much like me," Turner, 23, said on the Australian Smallzy's Surgery podcast.
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Depending on the size and length of your leg, you should end up with the silhouette of "right now," which still feels fresh enough that they'll catch double-takes on the street.
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And, according to the Miami Herald, U.S. government officials straight up plugged that bad boy into a computer — a bit of news that generated some serious double takes in the infosec community.
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A couple of gaudy pink-and-blue "name your baby" books on my reference shelf have provoked double-takes from visitors over the years, and a few surreptitious glances at my belly.
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Either way, Adam's definitely the guy to weigh on such matters ... you might recall his Moschino harness suit to the Oscars this year ... which got a lot of people doing double takes.
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A slew of celebrities have seemingly created their own clones, from Cindy Crawford's daughter Kaia Gerber following in her modeling footsteps to Reese Witherspoon's daughter Ava causing double takes on the red carpet.
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Despite the fact that we have next to zero information about what AmazonCare would actually be, the news still sent healthcare stocks falling and led to optimistic predictions and double-takes from doubters.
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She attends Paris runway shows, makes us do double-takes with her street style outfits and to really seal the deal she recently nabbed a big-time advertisement campaign with none other than Louis Vuitton.
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The labels on each of those bottles imitate the iconography and typefaces of more familiar brands of booze, which is why they're causing double-takes in states where hard liquor is only sold in ABC stores.
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Whether you pair this off-the-shoulder style with lace-up heels to your office holiday party or trendy knee-high boots for a winter date night, you'll have everyone doing double-takes all season long.
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The gym teemed with climbers of all ages and sizes and shapes, and as Ashima walked among them some did double takes, others played it cool, and a few offered up congratulations, for the world championships.
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Done up like traditional red and white "No Parking" signs, the artist known as Plastic Jesus (along with a few collaborators) nails his work next to actual authorized signs, probably causing more than a few double-takes.
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This MacArthur Award-winning tap dancer (a label she acquired last year and that can still cause double takes) is a choreographer with a growing ability to spread her virtuosity across an ensemble and through extended compositions.
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Like an over-the-hill rocker who can't believe that the crowds have gone, he's desperate for our attention, feeding the audience rough-and-tumble insights and double takes, while making jabs at the mortal stupidity around him.
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And in general, whenever I read anything that indicates a gender in the title, such as Lena Dunham's Not That Kind of Girl or Helen Ellis' American Housewife, I am greeted with a wave of double takes from passersby.
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"I live in a really diverse and progressive part of DC, so wearing the hat around my neighborhood got a lot of double takes and people busting out in laughter when they realized it wasn't an actual Trump hat."
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So Jen went with her model, Maria Lucotti, to a local mall and found out that her designs were as convincing as she'd hope, with a minimum of double-takes directed at her barely-dressed but body-painted pal.
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In a move that caused double takes on Wall Street trading floors and prompted comments on Twitter about how this must be the top of bitcoin mania, a little-known micro-cap stock called Long Island Iced Tea Corp.
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They didn't cause the same shake-your-head-and-blink double-takes as Clare Waight Keller's study of tuxedo dressing and the underneath at Givenchy, which promised a rigorous, tightly controlled take on black tie and then subverted it.
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"He didn't beat my dad; they stole the election," Mr. Powell said as he pressed leaflets into the hands of commuters at the entrance to a subway station in East Harlem, some of whom did double takes at his famous name.
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Users of the nearby bike path did double-takes to see a bather in these waters long considered dirty and unsuitable for swimming — a perception that Mr. Gershenhorn, a clean-water advocate and a regular swimmer in the Hudson, calls outdated.
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I met up with him in St. Louis, where I saw people do double takes wherever he was taken by his squire, David Frei, then the longtime voice of the Westminster show broadcast and head of the kennel club's communications.
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On a fall day at the Brooklyn Museum, it was hard for JR, the most recognizable anonymous artist in the world, to go more than a few steps without a wave of double takes and a trail of enthusiastic fans.
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We're used to doing double takes when Felicity Jones hits the carpet (she consistently picks head-turning gowns), but for her look at Glamour UK's Women of the Year Awards in London, it was her blinding new bling that first caught our attention.
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One recent Wednesday, the lunchtime patrons of Marea, on Central Park South, had the opportunity to do four double takes in a row, as Cynthia Nixon, Christine Baranski, Glenn Close, and Whoopi Goldberg swanned in, one by one, and sat at a corner booth.
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Still, Buffalo Bills outside linebacker Jerry Hughes said that he and his defensive teammates had done double-takes when they were introduced during the off-season to Rob Ryan, the team's new assistant head coach for defense and the brother of the team's head coach, Rex Ryan.
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The show is full of such indirections, sleights of hand, and double-takes: Merrill Wagner, whose handsome, four-decade mini-retrospective is currently running at the gallery of the New York Studio School, contributes quasi-geometric works in tape on Plexiglas, completed between 1975 and '21979.
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For the Harvard classics professor Richard F. Thomas, who has been gently teased by colleagues for teaching a freshman seminar about Bob Dylan — as well as for the students who sometimes get double takes for choosing the course — the announcement of the newest Nobel laureate in literature was hailed as vindication.
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As if to counter that possibility, Ms. Burke, herself an acclaimed actress from films like "Nil by Mouth," opts for protracted double takes and hammy exaggerations to buoy an abridged version of the 1892 play, which has far more resonance and emotion than are allowed to surface on this occasion.
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Parker's twin qualities of incompetence and sweet-temperedness end up making him more of an ally than an adversary, and the role allowed Mr. Conway to develop and deploy the arsenal of pratfalls, double takes, facial tics and other hyperbolic depictions of physical and emotional distress that served him for the rest of his career.
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Going all the way to a young Arnold Schwarzenegger wearing a revealing red suit and flexing his bulging muscles in the '70s to Prince William's famous swim team suit, take a look back at some of the most memorable male Speedo moments (both on-screen and in real life!) that still have us doing double takes today.
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J. Seward Johnson Jr., a sculptor who may be responsible for more double takes than anyone in history thanks to his countless lifelike creations in public places — a businessman in downtown Manhattan, surfers at a Florida beach, a student eating a sandwich on a curb in Princeton, N.J. — died on Tuesday at his home in Key West, Fla.
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A saleswoman tells us there have been some confused double takes when shoppers enter and see the Mark Jenkins mannequin sculpture, which looks like two men in khakis and sneakers — one in a blue Balenciaga campaign tee, one in red — leaning away from each other but tied by their hoodie strings, making the hoods pucker and squeeze to the point of suffocating tension.
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That is: a story that merited almost cartoon-character double-takes of astonishment, marked by extreme verbal descriptions like insanity, grotesquerie and depravity, grabbed, at least for the beginnings of one news cycle, a portion of media attention, before likely getting thrown into the wash of what has become the daily recitation of the gobsmacking news out of the nation's capital.
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