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George Gountas, the contest winner, works on “The Daily Show” and recounted the hilarious experience to Jon Stewart.
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N.Y.C. Dad Wins Pedro Pascal Lookalike Contest After His Wife Convinced Him to Enter (Exclusive)George Gountas tells PEOPLE his wife and coworkers at 'The Daily Show' encouraged him to step out for the latest gathering of doppelgängers ...
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Lighting designer George Gountas handily beat dozens of hopefuls by eerily resembling the star of 'The Last of Us' and 'The Fantastic Four: First Steps.' ...
In this time of division, a group of New Yorkers found themselves agreeing with each other about one thing this past weekend: Two Pedro Pascals are better than one.
On June 17, The Daily Show brought on Gountas as a bit of relief from the usual heavy news, introducing him as the winner of the New York Pedro Pascal lookalike contest that took place on Sunday.
Pedro Pascal fans were left stunned this week when George Gountas, a New York City-based father, was announced as the winner of a look-alike contest.
Lighting designer George Gountas beat dozens of hopefuls by eerily resembling Pedro Pascal, star of 'Last of Us' and 'The Fantastic Four: First Steps.
Not the case. The truth is the actual Pedro Pascal lookalike winner looked so much like Pedro Pascal that, well, we had to convince ourselves he is not, in fact, Pedro Pascal. The winner, Pedro No. 5, ...
Jon Stewart never saw it coming.. After George Gountas, a lighting designer for Comedy Central's The Daily Show, took the crown at Sunday's Pedro Pascal look-alike contest in New York City, the host ...
Pedro Pascal (left) and George Gountas, the lighting designer for The Daily Show, and the winner of a New York-based Pedro Pascal lookalike contest. Getty/Screenshot “The Daily Show” via X ...
Pedro Pascal's likeness was celebrated at the latest viral lookalike contest on Sunday, June 15. A group of 26 people showed up to flaunt their resemblance, and N.Y.C. dad George Gountas finished ...
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