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Threesome [1994]

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The Office [2001]

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Frasier [1993]

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Elementary [2012]

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Phineas and Ferb [2007]

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The 5 Mrs. Buchanans [1994]

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The Good Shepherd [2006]

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Star Trek: The Next Generation [1987]

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Shopgirl [2005]

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Big Time Rush [2009]

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Without a Trace [2002]

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Fantastic Beasts & Where To Find Them [2016]

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Deddo oa Araibu Ekusutorimu 2 [2006]

[onstage at the opera performing]

Confidante:
They say that this youth has set my lady's heart aflame!

Fop #1:
His lordship sure would die of shock!

Fop:
His lordship is a laughingstock!

Confidante:
Should he suspect her, God protect her...

Confidante, Fop #1, Fop:
...shame, shame, shame! This faithless lady's bound for Hades... shame, shame, shame!

Carlotta:
[as Countess] Serafimo, your disguise is perfect! ["knock" at door] Why, who can this be?

Piangi:
Gentle wife, admit your loving husband! [gropes Meg's bottom]

[Meg squeaks as audience laughs]

Andre:
[to Firmin] See, that is exactly the sort of thing the public loves!

Husband:
My love, I’m called to England on affairs of state, and must leave you with your new maid! [to crowd] Though I would happily take the maid with me!

[audience laughs]

Carlotta:
[also to audience] The old fool is leaving!

Andre:
That's the Countess de Charbourg! She's invited us to her Salon, you know.

Firmin:
Nothing like that ever happened to us in the junk business.

Andre:
[correcting] Scrap metal.

Carlotta:
Serafimo, away with this pretence!

[Christine, playing as Serafimo, throws off skirts disguising her as a maid]

Carlotta:
You cannot speak, but kiss me in my husband's absence. Poor fool, he makes laugh! Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha! Ha Ha!

Confidante, Fop #1, Fop and Carlotta:
Old fool, he doesn’t know, ho ho ho ho ho! Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha! Ha Ha!

The Phantom:
[voice booms around theater] Did I NOT instruct... that Box Five was to be kept empty?

[The audience gasps]

Meg Giry:
He's here, The Phantom of the Opera!

Christine:
[faintly] It’s him...

Carlotta:
[snaps] Your part is silent, little toad! ... [laughs nervously at crowd]

The Phantom:
[softly] A toad, madam? Perhaps it is you who are the toad...

[Joseph Buquet starts to search for the Phantom]

Carlotta:
[begins again] Serafimo, away with this pretence! You cannot speak, but kiss my in my – [croaks]

[The audience gasps, then laughs]

Carlotta:
Poor fool, he makes laugh! Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha! Ha Ha -- [croaks loudly]

[The audience laughs loudly as Carlotta begins to shriek; the curtain closes]

Reyer:
[to one of the fops from dancing alone in front of the curtain] You're fired!

Firmin:
Ladies and Gentlemen, we apologize. Uh, the uh, performance, will... continue in ten minutes time, when the role of the Countess will be played by Miss Daaé!

[The audience applauds]

Andre:
[voice strained] Meanwhile, we’d like to give you the ballet from Act Three of tonight’s Opera!

Reyer:
What??

Andre:
Maestro, th-th-the ballet, bring it forward, please. The ballet! Now, please!

Firmin:
Thank you!

[The audience applauds again and cheers; chaos issues as the ballet is preformed; the audience starts to laugh uproariously]

[Joseph Buquet is searching around for the Phantom behind the stage when he comes face to face with him]

Joseph Buquet:
Uhha! [stumbles back and runs]

[tries to get away from the Phantom, who is climbing the rope stairs above the stage; the Phantom hunts him down and pins him against the planks of the rope ladder; he puts an noose around his neck and throws him down to hang in the center of the stage in front of everyone]

[The audiences screams; Raoul runs backstage to Christine]

Raoul:
Are you alright?

Christine:
Raoul, we’re not safe here. [pulls him along]

Firmin:
Ladies and Gentleman, please remain in your seats! Do not panic! It’s simply an accident! AN ACCIDENT!

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The Phantom of the Opera [2004]

[onstage at the opera performing]

Confidante:
They say that this youth has set my lady's heart aflame!

Fop #1:
His lordship sure would die of shock!

Fop:
His lordship is a laughingstock!

Confidante:
Should he suspect her, God protect her...

Confidante, Fop #1, Fop:
...shame, shame, shame! This faithless lady's bound for Hades... shame, shame, shame!

Carlotta:
[as Countess] Serafimo, your disguise is perfect! ["knock" at door] Why, who can this be?

Piangi:
Gentle wife, admit your loving husband! [gropes Meg's bottom]

[Meg squeaks as audience laughs]

Andre:
[to Firmin] See, that is exactly the sort of thing the public loves!

Husband:
My love, I'm called to England on affairs of state, and must leave you with your new maid! [to crowd] Though I would happily take the maid with me!

[audience laughs]

Carlotta:
[also to audience] The old fool is leaving!

Andre:
That's the Countess de Charbourg! She's invited us to her Salon, you know.

Firmin:
Nothing like that ever happened to us in the junk business.

Andre:
[correcting] Scrap metal.

Carlotta:
Serafimo, away with this pretence!

[Christine, playing as Serafimo, throws off skirts disguising her as a maid]

Carlotta:
You cannot speak, but kiss me in my husband's absence. Poor fool, he makes laugh! Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha! Ha Ha!

Confidante, Fop #1, Fop and Carlotta:
Old fool, he doesn't know, ho ho ho ho ho! Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha! Ha Ha!

The Phantom:
[voice booms around theater] Did I NOT instruct... that Box Five was to be kept empty?

[The audience gasps]

Meg Giry:
He's here, The Phantom of the Opera!

Christine:
[faintly] It's him...

Carlotta:
[snaps] Your part is silent, little toad! ... [laughs nervously at crowd]

The Phantom:
[softly] A toad, madam? Perhaps it is you who are the toad...

[Joseph Buquet starts to search for the Phantom]

Carlotta:
[begins again] Serafimo, away with this pretence! You cannot speak, but kiss my in my - [croaks]

[The audience gasps, then laughs]

Carlotta:
Poor fool, he makes laugh! Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha! Ha Ha -- [croaks loudly]

[The audience laughs loudly as Carlotta begins to shriek; the curtain closes]

Reyer:
[to one of the fops from dancing alone in front of the curtain] You're fired!

Firmin:
Ladies and Gentlemen, we apologize. Uh, the uh, performance, will... continue in ten minutes time, when the role of the Countess will be played by Miss Daaé!

[The audience applauds]

Andre:
[voice strained] Meanwhile, we'd like to give you the ballet from Act Three of tonight's Opera!

Reyer:
What??

Andre:
Maestro, th-th-the ballet, bring it forward, please. The ballet! Now, please!

Firmin:
Thank you!

[The audience applauds again and cheers; chaos issues as the ballet is preformed; the audience starts to laugh uproariously]

[Joseph Buquet is searching around for the Phantom behind the stage when he comes face to face with him]

Joseph Buquet:
Uhha! [stumbles back and runs]

[tries to get away from the Phantom, who is climbing the rope stairs above the stage; the Phantom hunts him down and pins him against the planks of the rope ladder; he puts an noose around his neck and throws him down to hang in the center of the stage in front of everyone]

[The audiences screams; Raoul runs backstage to Christine]

Raoul:
Are you alright?

Christine:
Raoul, we're not safe here. [pulls him along]

Firmin:
Ladies and Gentleman, please remain in your seats! Do not panic! It's simply an accident! AN ACCIDENT!

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The Phantom of the Opera [1986]

[opening lines]

Gordon:
Girls, your mother and I are getting divorced. Don't cry. I know you're upset, I know you're confused. I don't know what your mother told you, but let me explain it from my side in terms you can understand... You got your doll, right? You got your doll there.

Five Year Old Kim:
Yeah.

Gordon:
You got your doll and you like your doll, right? You love your doll.

Five Year Old Kim:
Yes.

Gordon:
Yes, you love the doll. But what if I told you that was the only doll you're allowed to play with the rest of your life. How would you feel?

Five Year Old Kim:
Sad.

Gordon:
You'd feel sad, of course, 'cause there are a lot of other dolls on your shelves. And if you play with the other dolls, you can't have that doll anymore. Even though that doll doesn't want to play with you at this point. You're both living a lie. There's other dolls you like, and they're making new dolls every year. You want a stewardess doll?

Nine Year Old Amy, Five Year Old Kim:
Yeah.

Gordon:
How about a slightly overweight cocktail waitress doll?

Nine Year Old Amy, Five Year Old Kim:
Yeah.

Gordon:
What about a doll who happens to be best friends with your main doll?

Nine Year Old Amy, Five Year Old Kim:
Yeah.

Gordon:
It could happen, right?

Nine Year Old Amy, Five Year Old Kim:
Yeah.

Gordon:
What about a doll you only play with one day and never see again?

Nine Year Old Amy, Five Year Old Kim:
Yeeeah.

Gordon:
What about a doll where your friend's playing with a doll and he needs you to, you know, kinda man up with the other doll? You don't even wanna play with that doll but you do it cause your friend's playing with that doll and you don't want to sit there and look at the other doll unattended.

Nine Year Old Amy, Five Year Old Kim:
...yeah.

Gordon:
So that's why me and mom are getting divorced.

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Trainwreck [2015]

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My Life and Times [1991]

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Bring It On [2000]

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Urusei yatsura [1981]

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Code Monkeys [2007]

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Shark Tale [2004]

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Shark Tale [2004]

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The Twelve Chairs [1970]

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The Truth About Cats & Dogs [1996]

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