With the rigors that come with filmmaking and dishing out appealing screen moments for the viewers either in theaters or on television, actors have their work cut out for them. Some even go the extra mile to make their character believable and convincing. RELATED: These Actors Hated Their Own Movies Whether being comical, showing a familial relationship, or showing a different timeline, here's a look at actors who took on dual roles, and still managed to wow us with their double duty performance.

The original cast of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers has been reunited in Netflix’s hour-long special episode Once and Always, or, at least part of it. Sadly, Thuy Trang’s absence was particularly felt during the episode, but Netflix found a nice way to honor her legacy as Trini Kwan, by introducing the character’s teen daughter to the franchise — Minh Kwan, played by Charlie Kersh. Recommended Videos Minh Kwan’s arc was heavily connected to her late Ranger mother and, despite looking quite young, Kersh did quite a good job on the episode, and is a welcomed addition to the Power Rangers universe.

Do you know Maya Higa? With the web at play, no one can tell where you could track down distinction. This was unquestionably Maya Higa’s story, since her ascent to distinction came from a startling source, and she has since become very effective, in any event, raising gifts and sorting out causes through her foundation. So who is Maya Higa? Maya’s Experience Maya Higa was born on 24 May 1998 under the Gemini sun sign, in Hilo, Hawaii, USA.

An emotional exit. Dani Briones (née Donato) was the third and final person voted out during the triple eviction on the Thursday, October 1, episode of Big Brother: All-Stars. The stay-at-home mom, 33, teared up while talking to Us Weekly about what the game means to her, going back to when she first played at 20 years old. This time around, Dani had been on Tyler Crispen‘s radar for a while (even before she put him on the block in week six), so when he won Head of Household during the third eviction of the night, it was no surprise he put her on the block against closest ally Nicole Franzel.

Conclusion: Split Strategy Battling CPUs at $60 is going to be a tough call. Do you throw the best hardware around the chip that money can buy to compare the absolute limits of the hardware under ideal conditions, or do you keep it more reasonable for the price bracket it is intended for? I'm a big advocate of building a system piece by piece with the best you can afford at the time, rather than spreading out over several below average components at once, so I guess my suggested situation falls into neither the all-out or budget options.