The ad's aim was to emphasize the alleged similarities between opposition candidate Péter Márki-Zay (Mini-Me) and former prime minister Ferenc Gyurcsány (Dr. Evil).

This clip is extracted from the 1999 movie Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me which was directed Jay Roach.

Despite being a clone of Dr. Evil, Mini-Me is shown to be far stronger and tougher than his larger counterpart as seen in Goldmember when they are lifting weights in prison.

Jul 18, 2025 · Introduced as the clone of Dr. Evil, just at one-eighth his size, the aptly-named Mini Me was a silent but hugely impactful sidekick to the franchise's antagonist, and the two instantly...

Mini-Dr Evil "Mini-Me" Powers is a clone of Dr Evil. Before Dr. Evil was sent back in time to 1969, his henchmen made him a clone which was identical in every way, but was "one-eighth his size".

Jan 16, 2025 · While the titular character, Austin Powers himself, undoubtedly holds a special place in comedic history, it’s the villainous Dr. Evil and his diminutive clone, Mini-Me, who …

Adam is astounded to encounter the original pair of spacesuits for both Dr. Evil and Mini-Me, as seen in the 1999 comedy Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me! Prop Store.

To date, Dr. Evil has only favored Scott over Mini-Me once in the second film (when Mini-Me puts a dead skunk in Scott's bed), and when Scott becomes evil in the third movie, Dr. Evil shuns …

Mini-Me is one of the two secondary antagonists (alongside Fat Bastard) of the 1999 spy comedy film Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me and a supporting character in its 2002 sequel …

Despite being a clone of Dr. Evil, Mini-Me is shown to be far stronger and tougher than his larger counterpart, as seen in Goldmember when they're lifting weights in prison.