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* There are identical twin brother cops in ''[[Hot Fuzz]]'' -- {{spoiler|the Sergeants Turner (Bill Bailey's characters)}}.
* Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen in everything they've done (except ''[[Full House]]'', where the twins both played the same one character to stretch limits on how long very young child actors are allowed to work). They're actually fraternal twins, but look alike enough for identical-twin plots to work.
* Both versions of ''[[The Parent Trap (1961 film)|The Parent Trap]]''.
* ''[[The Prestige]]'': {{spoiler|Borden and Fallon}}.
* The Stabbington Brothers in ''[[Tangled]]''.
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* Rin and Yukio Okamura from ''[[Blue Exorcist|Ao No Exorcist]]'' are fraternal twins who - despite looking somewhat alike when you take away Yukio's glasses - are opposites in pretty much everything, up and including Rin being (half-)demon and Yukio being human. This didn't stop the fandom from going nuts with [[Twincest]].
* Princess Fine and Princess Rein of ''[[Fushigiboshi no Futagohime]]'' (Twin Princesses of the Mysterious Star).
* Kyou and Ryou Fujibayashi of ''[[Clannad (visual novel)|Clannad]]'' are similar to Kagami and Tsukasa Hiiragi in that Ryou has [[Tareme Eyes]] and Kyou has [[Tsurime Eyes]]. Though they're more alike than most fraternal twins with similar colored hair and eyes {{spoiler|in the OVA for Kyou's route it takes Tomoya several minutes to realize that he's talking to Kyou and not Ryou after she cut her hair.}}
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