Celebrity Lookalikes: Stars and Their Stunt Doubles/Stand-Ins

The Wonder Woman sitcom might have failed, but it gave Shauna some steady work wearing spandex and chasing bad guys over parked cars.

Usually it isn't a big deal for studios to admit to using stunt doubles; after all, they wouldn't want to harm a hair on their stars' heads. But when this practice becomes a secret and the actors want to take credit for it, then you have a problem.

American Ballet Theatre dancer Sarah Lane says that she danced the majority of Natalie Portman's shots in Black Swan, but that Fox Searchlight told her to downplay that during the pre-Oscars season so that it would look as if Natalie had all the discipline for the role. But after Natalie won the Oscar, Sarah broke her silence, prompting director Darren Aronofosky to respond that Natalie danced 90% of her shots. Somehow we think Sarah may not get another gig as a dance double...

Twihards, listen up: Snap Paul McDonald and it's just as good as having Edward Cullen, only without annoying Kristen Stewart hanging on and the fear of getting killed by your fellow Twilight fans.

Shauna's a hardworking woman -- she's also stood in for Jordana Brewster, Abbie Cornish, and Jennifer Garner, whom she counts as a friend.

If two Winchester brothers isn't enough for you, then how about three? Here's a pic of Todd with Jensen on the set of Supernatural -- apparently during a cowboy episode. Yeehaw.

What does Lea need a stunt double for, and one who's so old, for that matter? Probably just a stand-in... What if poor Anna has to get the faceful of Slurpie every time?

Finding a body double is one thing, but this unidentified stunt double could practically be Kate's twin -- astonishingly, they share the same smile. The two ladies were shot on the set of the Total Recall remake.

In 2008, Kate reportedly demanded a butt double for a shower scene in her thriller Whiteout.

In Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, Chris' character Lucas Lee is a send-up of meatheaded action heroes... right down to a stunt double who takes Scott's (Michael Cera) first few punches before Lucas decides to skate into the fight.

No one was supposed to know that this woman existed, but some sharp-eyed fans caught her in the first official Iron Man 2 trailer. Even if her face got replaced with Scarlett's in the final cut, at least she got a millisecond of fame.

Is it bad for your stunt double to be taller than you? Tyrese and his stand-in on the set of the final battle in Transformers 3.

We love this behind-the-scenes photo from Return of the Jedi, of the two slave Leias sunbathing between takes.