History Main / TwoMenOneDress

* Film/TheMuppets features several Muppets trying to sneak into Miss Piggy's office, with Fozzie as the head wearing a fake mustache and hat. They called it "Muppet Man," and apparently it wasn't the first time they used it.

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* The ''Website/SCPFoundation'' has [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-1545 SCP-1545]], a two-person llama costume that brainwashes its occupants into staying "in character" until the costume is removed. [[{{SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome}} It is a]] ''[[NauseaFuel lot]]'' more horrifying than it sounds.

* The Wiki/SCPFoundation has [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-1545 SCP-1545]], a two-person llama costume that brainwashes its occupants into staying "in character" until the costume is removed. [[{{SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome}} It is a]] ''[[NauseaFuel lot]]'' more horrifying than it sounds.

An example of the trope is the classic four-legged animal costume (where one character plays the head and front legs, while the second plays as the butt of the joke... literally). Other times it'll be less obvious, where a dwarf might sit on the shoulders of a giant and have a concealing jacket (or the like) to make the look of a GeniusBruiser, or to simply get both characters past an obstacle without leaving one of them behind. A more cunning way of doing this involves a [[LatexPerfection latex suit]] but sometimes this can backfire due to the strain of too many people in one costume, or the opposite, not enough strain to look "natural". In RealLife, this is often the case when ''any'' character with [[MultipleHeadCase multiple heads]] is portrayed in live action, with several performers (one for each head) sharing an oversized costume, notably with the Three-Headed Knight in ''Film/MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail''.

** At the beginning, Filbert [[FridgeLogic points out the absurdity of the plan]] by asking Mrs. Bighead, "Since when does Mr. Bighead have 4 legs?"

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* The Wiki/SCPFoundation has [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-1545 SCP-1545]], a two-person llama costume that brainwashes its occupants into staying "in character" until the costume is removed. [[{{RealityEnsues}} It is a]] ''[[NauseaFuel lot]]'' more horrifying than it sounds.

* The Wiki/SCPFoundation has [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-1545 SCP-1545]], a two-person llama costume that brainwashes its occupants into staying "in character" until the costume is removed.

** In another episode, a Native American known as [[MeaningfulName Fibbing Bear]] is revealed to be two midgets pulling this trick.

* One wrestler in WebVideo/Jerma985's Live-Action Rumble is the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Two-Person Horse]]. Apparently, two wrestlers are allowed to enter the ring together as long as they share a costume.

* ''WesternAnimation/FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends'': Mac, Bloo, and a pizza guy made a disguise of a tall trench coat man named Orlando Bloo. In a later episode, Bloo uses the Orlando Bloo disguise again, but by standing on top of Wilt instead. Mac is disappointed to learn he did this without him.

* ''WesternAnimation/FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends'': Mac, Bloo, and a pizza guy made a disguise of a tall trench coat man named Orlando Bloo.

* The Remixes in ''Series/KamenRiderRevice'' are a rare weaponized version of this.

* In ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit'', Eddie Valiant hides Roger inside his trench coat to smuggle him into a bar so Roger can hide out there.

** When Lisa becomes a Buddhist "She of Little Faith", the rest of the Simpson family tries to lure her back into Christianity by having her celebrate Christmas with them. They do so by wrapping up what looks like a pony, knowing that [[AllGirlsLikePonies Lisa has always wanted a pony for Christmas]]. When Lisa doesn't fall for it, the pony is revealed to be a disguised Ralph and Milhouse, with the former being the front and the latter being the rear.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''

* On an episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' all the employees have to go through an X-ray machine to get in. No one is stopped including people carrying guns and "... two kids pretending to be an adult".

** On another episode, a Native American known as [[MeaningfulName Fibbing Bear]] is revealed to be two midgets pulling this trick.

An example of the trope is the classic four-legged animal costume (where one character plays the head and front legs, while the second plays as the butt of the joke... literally). Other times it'll be less obvious, where a dwarf might sit on the shoulders of a giant and have a concealing jacket (or the like) to make the look of a GeniusBruiser, or to simply get both characters past an obstacle without leaving one of them behind. A more cunning way of doing this involves a [[LatexPerfection latex suit]] but sometimes this can backfire due to the strain of too many people in one costume, or the opposite, not enough strain to look "natural". In RealLife, this is often the case when ''any'' character with [[MultipleHeads multiple heads]] is portrayed in live action, with several performers (one for each head) sharing an oversized costume, notably with the Three-Headed Knight in ''Film/MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail''.