Four feet eleven inches tall, he had a twin named Ziggy, and he drove a Cadillac Eldorado with a blonde in the passenger seat.
Benjamin Ziskind, the book's main character, who lives in an unnamed New Jersey town, is assigned a so-called Soviet bar mitzvah twin named Leonid.
Colleagues say, half-jesting, that he has an evil twin named Skippy, who is invoked to bring order to an unruly White House.
In a Times piece from September, 2000, Robert Pear and John Broder wrote, "Colleagues say, half-jesting, that he has an evil twin named Skippy, who is invoked to bring order to an unruly White House".
Annie discovers she has an "evil twin" named Annie Kim.
Here, they meet the distrustful manager Mr. Nutt Michael J. Andersonn), and Lanny (Vincent Schiavelli), an alcoholic with an underdeveloped conjoined twin named Leonard.
She has an "evil" identical twin named Ursula, who shares Phoebe's quirkiness, but unlike Phoebe seems to be selfish and uncaring.
Evil Adam has a good natured twin named Stuart, whom he accidentally killed while drugged up (don't worry, he wasn't dead after all! Shocker!).
In the fall of 1980, Robert Shafran went off to college in upstate New York and found out he had a long-lost twin named Edward Galland.
It was muddy and wet when a guy named EPROM played music that sounded broken and then Claude VonStroke's evil twin named Barclay played a set of 5am West Coast bass and everybody went silly.
It was muddy and wet when a guy named EPROM played music that sounded broken and then Claude VonStroke's evil twin named Barclay played a set of 5AM West Coast bass and everybody went silly.
