alter ego

When Tartaglia first saw in the script that he would meet his on-screen alter ego, he thought it was an inside joke just put there to make him laugh.

That play of masks—at once disclosing and disguising—animated Roth’s fictional alter egos, incarnations both intimate and inscrutable.

She similarly told Perfect Magazine that the work can be considered “autofiction” and that an “alter ego” is singing.

This fall, Robinson is taking her skort-wearing alter ego global with her very own golf tournament.

Paul reportedly abused alcohol as a teenager and young adult, and his friends have said they called his intoxicated alter ego “Timmy” because his behavior changed significantly when he was drinking.