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* [[Decoy Protagonist]]: A rare third-act switch.
* [[Diamonds in The Buff]]: Lisle's enormous torso-covering necklace.
* [[Did You Get a New Haircut?]]: Played straight. After Madeline has drunk a potion giving her eternal youth and beauty, her husband Ernest asks, "Change your hair?"
* [[Elvis Has Left the Planet]] / [[Elvis Lives]]: The King is one of several famous people who took the immortality potion and faked his own death. He makes appearances from time to time to grab a few headlines.
* [[Evil Cannot Comprehend Good]]: Lisle and company are genuinely puzzled when Ernest refuses the potion. They are too self-centered and shallow to care about the reasons he has for not wanting to be immortal.
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'''Ernest:''' I am?<br />
'''Helen:''' Yes, you are. If I never told you before, it was because I wasn't the sort of girl who could say the word "sexual" without blushing. Well I can now. Sexual... sensual... sexy... sex... sex... sex... }}
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* [[For the Evulz]]: Mad revels in having (apparently) killed Helen with a point blank shotgun blast.
{{quote| '''Ernest:''' She's dead! <br />
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* [[Rasputinian Death]]: {{spoiler|Madeline and Helen}} get these by the end, only they don't take.
* [[Scary Shiny Glasses]]: Ernest has them for a moment when {{spoiler|Helen finishes outlining her plot to kill Madeline.}}
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** "[[Monty Python's Flying Circus|She's not resting, she's DEAD!]]"
** "I vant to be alone!"
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[[Category:Films of the 1990s]]
[[Category:Death Becomes Her]]
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