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** In one memorable example, for an entire long scene, Brad was represented by a mannequin shoulder shot from the back in the foreground, and an insert shot of him exclaiming “Ho ho, yes!” ‘’inserted several times in the same scene.’’
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** In one memorable example, for an entire long scene, Brad was represented by a mannequin shoulder shot from the back in the foreground, and an insert shot of him exclaiming “Ho ho, yes!” ‘’inserted inserted several times in the same scene.’’
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** In one memorable example, for an entire long scene, Brad was represented by a mannequin shoulder shot from the back in the foreground, and an insert shot of him exclaiming “Ho ho, yes!” ‘’inserted several times in the same scene.’’
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* ActingForTwo: Marc Labrèche portrays four roles: Brett, Brad, Brenda, as well as their grandfather Clifford. Likewise, Anne Dorval plays both Criquette and Ashley. In order to achieve this trope, they would often have a very obvious body double to play one of these characters, whose face would be hidden. In other cases, they would use DoubleVision.
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* TalkingToHimself: Marc Labrèche portrays four roles: Brett, Brad, Brenda, as well as their grandfather Clifford. Likewise, Anne Dorval plays both Criquette and Ashley. In order to achieve this trope, they would often have a very obvious body double to play one of these characters, whose face would be hidden. In other cases, they would use DoubleVision.
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* TalkingToHimself: Marc Labrèche portrays four roles: Brett, Brad, Brenda, as well as their grandfather Clifford. Likewise, Anne Dorval plays both Criquette and Ashley. In order to achieve this trope, they would often have a very obvious body double to play one of these characters, whose face would be hidden.
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* TalkingToHimself: Marc Labrèche portrays four roles: Brett, Brad, Brenda, as well as their grandfather Clifford. Likewise, Anne Dorval plays both Criquette and Ashley. In order to achieve this trope, they would often have a very obvious body double to play one of these characters, whose face would be hidden. In other cases, they would use DoubleVision.
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* PlayingTheirOwnTwin:
** Marc Labrèche plays Brett and his twin siblings Brad and Brenda.
** Likewise, Anne Dorval plays the roles of Criquette and her twin sister Ashley.
** James Hyndman plays the role of Peter Malboro, as well as his twin brother Pétèr.
* TalkingToHimself: Marc Labrèche portrays four roles: Brett, Brad, Brenda, as well as their grandfather Clifford. Likewise, Anne Dorval plays both Criquette and Ashley. In order to achieve this trope, they would often have a very obvious body double to play one of these characters, whose face would be hidden.
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** Marc Labrèche plays Brett and his twin siblings Brad and Brenda.
** Likewise, Anne Dorval plays the roles of Criquette and her twin sister Ashley.
** James Hyndman plays the role of Peter Malboro, as well as his twin brother Pétèr.
* TalkingToHimself: Marc Labrèche portrays four roles: Brett, Brad, Brenda, as well as their grandfather Clifford. Likewise, Anne Dorval plays both Criquette and Ashley. In order to achieve this trope, they would often have a very obvious body double to play one of these characters, whose face would be hidden.
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