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* ''[[Galaxy Quest]]'' is very largely composed of variations of, lampshades hung on, and aversions of this trope. |
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* ''[[Sunset Boulevard]]'' is a tragic variation, making it at least ''[[Older Than Radio]]''. |
* ''[[Sunset Boulevard]]'' is a tragic variation, making it at least ''[[Older Than Radio]]''. |
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* The banjo-playing boy in ''Deliverance'' is so described in "the other wiki". |
* The banjo-playing boy in ''Deliverance'' is so described in "the other wiki". |
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* The various nonentities and Z-listers who attempt to cross over from ''[[Big Brother]]'' and related shows. |
* The various nonentities and Z-listers who attempt to cross over from ''[[Big Brother]]'' and related shows. |
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* Ann Marie in ''[[ |
* Ann Marie in ''[[That Girl]]'', far too obviously. |
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Revision as of 17:51, 9 April 2014
You work as a dustman or in a shoe shop for a while, you move on and everyone forgets about it. You work as an actor in a single role, and everyone refers to you as "an actor" for ever afterward.
Examples:
- Galaxy Quest is very largely composed of variations of, lampshades hung on, and aversions of this trope.
- Sunset Boulevard is a tragic variation, making it at least Older Than Radio.
- The banjo-playing boy in Deliverance is so described in "the other wiki".
- The various nonentities and Z-listers who attempt to cross over from Big Brother and related shows.
- Ann Marie in That Girl, far too obviously.