Doppelgängers That Show Reincarnation Is Out of Ideas

Smith’s elegance leaps from the canvas, proving timeless style exists across centuries.

The actress’s features are eerily mirrored in this pioneering journalist’s portrait.

Ellen shares a philosophical stare with the famous essayist and nature lover.

This modern couple’s faces are uncannily synced with a vintage wedding snapshot.

Even pop stars can go dark; Williams channels history’s creepiest child criminal.

Leo’s charm transcends gender, perfectly matched to a groovy 1960s yearbook teen.

Baldwin could run the country in the mid-1800s, looking exactly like the 13th president.

Mesut Özil’s eyes are offside, proving soccer stars can double as automotive legends.

The same old bored expression, now upgraded with hip-hop swag centuries later.

Art imitates life, and Grint nails the brushstrokes perfectly from 1804.

This great-great-grandfather vibe is all right, as if McConaughey time-traveled for a selfie.

Grigorescu proves art gets more handsome when you add Hollywood flair.

High school never looked so timeless, especially with Daniel Radcliffe as the other twin.

Zuckerberg matches history’s awkward royalty with a glare only Facebook could produce.

Tiny in stature but immense in style, Dinklage bridges centuries of elegance.

Even old-timey criminals could use Timberlake’s charm, if only he could act.

Cage channels the past, looking ready for a Civil War-era action flick.

Revere clearly borrowed Jack’s antics, proving history has a sense of absurd humor.

That mole moves through time, making De Niro a spooky look-alike from centuries ago.

Jimmy Fallon could star in a revolutionary comedy if reincarnation swapped humor for politics.