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* The ''[[Monsters, Inc.]]'' example gets taken to extremes -- there's another instance played straight in the movie ("She's Out of our Hair"), and the DVD includes a feature showing the staging of the musical, and excerpts from several scenes.
* ''[[Men in Black (film)|Men in Black]]''. Agent K is interrogating Frank the Pug (an alien in the form of a dog) while holding him.
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'''Frank:''' Beats me.
'''Agent K:''' Beats you? ''[Starts shaking Frank around]''
'''Frank:''' ''[Starts yelping]''
'''Agent J:''' ''[To a passerby]'' They're rehearsing a ventriloquist act. }}
* ''[[Moulin Rouge]]''. Gets taken so far that said play ends up actually being written.
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* ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'': "Rehearsing a play" tends to be used if a [[Muggle]] catches the heroes talking about demons and monsters.
* ''[[Friends]]'':
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'''Ross:''' We're rehearsing a Greek play. }}
* The inversion also appears in ''[[Blackadder]] the Third'', where it's set up by a [[Running Gag]] about how Prince George [[The Ditz|can't tell the difference between theater and real life]].
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