History Film / TheMasterOfDisguise

* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: Devlin Bowman manages to get away from being caught by his enemies, but only for a bit. [[spoiler: The last scene in the movie is Pistachio, his father, and his grandfather joining forces to finally catch Bowman and reclaim the Constitution]].

* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: Devlin Bowman manages to get away from being caught by his enemies, but only for a bit. [[spoiler: The last scene in the movie is Pistachio, his father, and his grandfather joining forces to finally catch Bowman and reclaim the Declaration of Independence]].

* WholeCostumeReference: The little man Pistachio finds inside the Slapping Dummy Man would look ''exactly'' like Mario if he also wore a red cap.

A 2002 comedy film starring Creator/DanaCarvey as Pistachio Disguisey, a bumbling Italian American waiter working at his father's restaurant. He has a bad habit of mimicking people unintentionally. His mother and father are kidnapped one night, by mysterious bad guys. So along comes his grandfather, who reveals that the whole paternal family line are natural [[TitleDrop masters of disguise]] who utilise a mysterious transformative magic called 'Energico.' His father never told him, because he didn't want his son to live a life full of dangerous enemies. But to get his father back, he must train in the art of subterfuge, learn the Disguisey martial art (consisting of slaps and blocks to humiliate your opponent), and learn to use the tools of the trade, found in his father's secret lair (behind an incredibly elaborate bookshelf in the attic).

* TheCameo: Creator/BoDerek and Creator/KenanThompson.

* ArmorPiercingSlap: The Disguisey Family style of Martial Arts.

* PlayingGertrude: Edie [=McClurg=] and James Brolin are 10 and 15 years older than Dana Carvey yet play his parents, while Harold Gould is 32 years older than Dana and plays his grandfather.

* AwesomeMcCoolname: Devlin Bowman ''is'' an awesome villain name.

* GainaxEnding: [[spoiler: Pistachio disguising himself as George W. Bush and Devlin Bowman letting out a colossal fart in a pool]]

Oh, and he needs to hire a sidekick, who must be an attractive woman, [[{{fetish}} preferably one with a nice, big bottom]]. So Pistachio's young friend Barney sends his unemployed mother, Jennifer Baker (played by Creator/JenniferEsposito), for an interview and she gets the job (despite her [[SarcasmMode obvious handicap]] of a bottom measurement of only 34 inches). So Pistachio and Jennifer hunt down his father's old nemesis, Devlin Bowman (played by Creator/BrentSpiner), and his new collection of priceless artifacts. Along the way, Pistachio learns to see past Jennifer's tragic lack of bottom-fat and love her, and she learns to love [[ObfuscatingInsanity him and his family's complete and total insanity]].

A 2002 "comedy" film starring Creator/DanaCarvey as Pistachio Disguisey, a bumbling Italian American waiter working at his father's restaurant. He has a bad habit of mimicking people unintentionally. His mother and father are kidnapped one night, by mysterious bad guys. So along comes his grandfather, who reveals that the whole paternal family line are natural [[TitleDrop masters of disguise]] who utilise a mysterious transformative magic called 'Energico.' His father never told him, because he didn't want his son to live a life full of dangerous enemies. But to get his father back, he must train in the art of subterfuge, learn the Disguisey martial art (consisting of slaps and blocks to humiliate your opponent), and learn to use the tools of the trade, found in his father's secret lair (behind an incredibly elaborate bookshelf in the attic).

A 2002 comedy film starring Creator/DanaCarvey as Pistachio Disguisey, a bumbling Italian American waiter working at his father's restaurant. He has a bad habit of mimicking people unintentionally. His mother and father are kidnapped one night, by mysterious bad guys. So along comes his grandfather, who reveals that the whole paternal family line are natural [[TitleDrop masters of disguise]] who utilise a mysterious transformative magic called 'Energico.' His father never told him, because he didn't want his son to live a life full of dangerous enemies. But to get his father back, he must train in the art of subterfuge, learn the Disguisey martial art (consisting of slaps and blocks to humiliate your opponent), and learn to use the tools of the trade, found in his father's secret lair (behind an incredibly elaborate bookshelf in the attic).