Jesse Eisenberg, Mia Wasikowska

Meet Your Replacement: The Double Drops on Tubi this Month

Richard Ayoade turns identity panic into a bleakly funny office nightmare.

JULY 1, 2026

Some movies understand workplace anxiety. The Double puts it under sickly lighting, gives it a humming soundtrack, and lets it start copying your face.

Jesse Eisenberg leads Richard Ayoade's dark, dry thriller as Simon, a shy office worker whose life starts to come apart when a new colleague arrives looking exactly like him. The problem is not just the resemblance. The new guy is everything Simon is not: charming, bold, noticed.

The Double arrives on Tubi soon, and it is the kind of film worth flagging early if you like your psychological spirals stylish, strange, and just a little too close to your own inbox.

The Cast

Jesse Eisenberg

Eisenberg plays both Simon James and James Simon, and the fun is in how clearly separate they feel. Simon seems to apologize for taking up oxygen, while James strolls in with weaponized ease. That split gives the film its anxious little engine.

Mia Wasikowska

Wasikowska plays Hannah, the co-worker Simon watches from a distance and cannot quite reach. She brings a quiet steadiness to a world built on nervous glances, fluorescent dread, and office rules that feel like they were written in a dream.

“What if the person ruining your life knew exactly how to wear your face?”

Sneak Peek

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Why Watch It

The hook is simple and sharp: one man meets his double, and the double is better at being him. From there, The Double builds a world that feels both retro and out of time, all dim corridors, strange procedures, and conversations that land half a second wrong.

This is for anyone who likes thrillers that get under the skin without rushing to explain themselves. It is tense, deadpan, and carefully weird, with Eisenberg turning a dual role into a battle between invisibility and confidence.

Add it to your list before it drops if you want something that plays like a fever dream about office politics, loneliness, and the horror of being replaceable. The Double is coming soon to Tubi.