Dimmicks Doubles Information

In 1979, Dimmick's Doubles established the concept of placing Look-alikes in the corporate market place with "Hollywood type parties" at major hotels. This idea has proven to be highly successful. In 1984, Joe Dimmick sold another innovative project idea to "Movieland Wax Museum" located in Orange County, California. The project utilized "Look-alikes" as "greeters" who would pose with the incoming guests for a Polaroid photograph. This venture proved to very successful, in fact, it was so successful that this project lasted for three years. So, once again, "Dimmick's Doubles" blazed a new trail and was the very first company to place "Look-alikes" in the tourist marketplace. In 1987, "Dimmick's Doubles" produced a full-length comedy spoof feature entitled "Filthy Harry". It was a parody based on Eastwood's "Dirty Harry". "Filthy Harry" was rated "G-Whiz" and interestingly enough ended up doing very well in the Asian market, especially in Japan. Dimmick's Doubles has and will continue to be on the "cutting edge" of the "Look-alike" industry. The sky's the limit! Thanks for taking the time to learn a little more about us and we look forward to serving you in the near future.