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Improv Everywhere Pranks the Met Museum

Watch confused tourists and Renaissance art lovers as a fully costumed doppelganger signs autographs in front of a 400 year old portrait of himself.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvBbVA36y1U

Improv Everywhere has released video of their latest stunt. This time they harnessed the "special skill" of one IE fan. That skill is looking exactly like a Renaissance painting of King Philip IV of Spain. So, naturally they dressed him up like the painted king and held an autograph signing.


Ringmaster Charlie Todd posed as the king's promoter, explaining to the bewildered crowd, "King Philip IV... is famous for being in this Velasquez painting right here... So he wanted to stand in front of it."

After you watch the video, head over to the IE post for photos and behind the scenes details.

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