Find Your Look-Alike in The Prestige

A showman magician who lost his wife to a knot and his soul to a rivalry. He'd rather drown a hundred times a night than watch his rival take a single bow.

A working-class genius magician whose greatest trick demands a sacrifice nobody would believe. He lives half a life and loves two women, and "Are you watching closely?" was the answer all along.

A veteran engineer who builds the apparatus and knows every secret, and who warns you exactly once. That story about the drowning sailor being at peace? A lie. Drowning is agony.

The assistant in the underwater escape trick that opens the story. That knot never came undone. Her tragedy is where two friends became lifelong enemies.

A wife who could always tell which days her husband really loved her and which days he didn't. Slowly she comes to understand the terrible math behind it. The saddest casualty of the great trick.

An assistant sent in as a spy who ends up belonging to neither magician. She reads both men more accurately than they read each other, and she is the first to walk out of the wreckage.

An exiled inventor who built a machine that should never exist. He makes his entrance in a flash of lightning. His warning that obsession is a cage goes ignored to the end.

Tesla's right-hand man. He takes care of the money and the hats and the polite threats. He delivers the best warning in the film: "Go home. Forget this machine."