History Funny / LaCageAuxFolles

* When Dindon refers to Georges and Albin as "transvestite homosexuals," they respond, [[ITakeOffenseToThatLastOne incredibly offended]]:

* "Ladies and Gentlemen...and you!"

** Albin when talking to the Dindons: "You should've seen the look on George's face when he told him he was marrying ''a woman'' (cue OhCrap moment)..."I mean a ''white'' woman".

* Though he doesn't actually identify as a woman, Albin is effeminate to where he still considers himself Jean-Michel's "mother" even before the dinner party. Also, Georges even refers to him as his ''wife'' at one point.

* Though he's does not actually identify as a real woman, Albin is effeminate to where he still considers himself Jean-Michel's "mother" even before the dinner party. Also, Georges even refers to him as his ''wife'' at one point.

* When Jean-Michel address the "ironies" in the decor mainly composed of various homoerotic pieces.

** When Jean-Michel playfully dances with Jacob during "With Anne on my Arm" which kind of doubles as a heartwarming.

* Though he's a man and does not identify as a woman, Albin is effeminate to where he still considers himself Jean-Michel's "mother" even before the dinner party. Also, Georges even refers to him as his ''wife'' at one point.

* Any and every scene with Jacob, who's designed specifically to be an EnsembleDarkhorse. His entrance alone has him in a gown and boa ready to "step-in" for Albin. Soon after he's [[WholesomeCrossdresser casually wearing]] a FrenchMaidOutfit and/or VaporWear or some other garb of drag. During the third act he dresses in a completely over-the-top butler costume, looking a lot like an 18th century statesman complete with powdered wig.

* "Ladies and Gentlemen...and you!"

* Any and every scene with Jacob, who's designed specifically to be an EnsembleDarkhorse. His entrance alone has him in a gown and boa ready to "step-in" for Albin. Soon after he's [[WholesomeCrossdresser casually wearing]] a FrenchMaidOutfit and/or VaporWear or some other garb of drag -- such as a completely over-the-top butler costume, looking a lot like an 18th century statesman complete with powdered wig.

* "Masculinity", if only for Georges's pep talk to Albin: "Albin, you are the greatest performer on the Riviera. You've taken on the likes of Shakespeare, Moliere, and came ''this close'' to getting that tour of ''[[Theatre/HelloDolly Dolly]]''...but dear old 'Uncle Al' ''is beyond your reach''."

* Any and every scene with Jacob who's designed specifically to be an EnsembleDarkhorse.
** His entrance alone has him in a gown and boa ready to "step-in" for Albin. Soon after we'd see him [[WholesomeCrossdresser casually wearing]] a FrenchMaidOutfit and/or VaporWear or some other garb of drag.
** His completely over-the-top Butler costume looking a lot like an 18th century statesman complete with powdered wig.
** "Zis for me, zat for you and zis for your Papa".

* "Masculinity", if only for Georges's pep talk to Albin: "Albin, you are the greatest performer on the Riviera. You've taken on the likes of Shakespeare, Moliere, and came ''this close'' to getting that tour of ''[[Theatre/HelloDolly Dolly]]''."

** His completely over-the-top Butler costume looking like an 18th century statesman powdered wig and all.

* "Masculinity"

** His entrance alone has him in a gown and boa ready to "step-in" for Albin. Soon after we'd see he him [[WholesomeCrossdresser casually wearing]] a FrenchMaidOutfit and/or VaporWear or some other garb of drag.

** His entrance alone has him in a gown ready to "step-in" for Albin. Soon after we'd see he him [[WholesomeCrossdresser casually wearing]] a FrenchMaidOutfit and/or VaporWear or some other garb of drag.
** His completely over-the-top Butler costume looking like a 17th century statesman complete with a powdered wig.

-->"One ''plain'' homosexual."

* The dinner party.