Watch Orphan Black’s Clone Dance Party Reenacted By Young Actress From The Show

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[Slight Orphan Black finale spoilers.] If you saw the Season 2 finale of Orphan Black you already know what this video entails. What you may not realize at first is the adorable mini-clone featured here is actually actress Cynthia Galant (Young Rachel & Charlotte from the series). Alexander Galant writes, “Cynthia had a blast doing it and now has a whole new respect for Tatiana [Maslany’s] hair, make-up and wardrobe change overs.” Freaking adorable.

(via Nerdist)

Previously in Orphan Black

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