Role Association / Film T

• Table 19: Phoebe goes to a wedding with Nick and finds herself trapped at the table of misfit guests with recovering addict Tracy.
• Tag: Hawkeye must avoid Captain Underpants, his wife Toothiana, Buddy, another Buddy, and Nick Miller, who lives with Big Tom Callahan and fights with the former Buddy over Ann Perkins. Harold Hutchins briefly aids Hawkeye.
• The Tailor of Panama: Hector Barbossa is happily married to Helen Tasker and have nice kids, one of whom is Harry Potter. And then James Bond comes in and screws everything up.
• Take the Money and Run: Narrated by Bluto, it chronicles the life and trials of inept bank robber Alvy Singer.
• Taken: Oskar Schindler kicks the tar out of all the Albanians in Paris in order to return his daughter Shannon safely back to his ex-wife Jean Grey and her husband, The Mole from Air Force One.
• The Taking of Beverly Hills: Franz Sanchez orchestrates an evacuation of Beverly Hills so he can loot the entire town of their valuables. Now it's up to Vincent Terranova and Max Headroom to stop him.
• The Taking of Pelham One Two Three remake: An American Gangster tries to stop a vengeful Tony Manero after the latter hijacks a subway car full of people. Tony Soprano is mayor, and also starring An outlaw turned singer.
• Tales from the Darkside: The Movie: Nicki Brand kidnaps Chris Hillard and plans to cook him up for dinner. To stall her, Chris tells her some stories. In the first one, Nucky Thompson sics a mummy on Clarice Starling, Rolf and Mr. Robot. In the second, Dr. Finkelstein hires The Ghost of Christmas Past to perform a hit on a demonic cat (who’s already killed Mrs. Finkle and Hector Salamanca). In story number three, a gargoyle makes Harry Morgan promise to keep his mouth shut about seeing it, after which Harry hooks up with Cindy.
• Tales from the Hood: Funeral parlor owner Lincoln Hayes who is actually Satan in disguise entertains a trio of gangbangers with an anthology of horror stories. In one story, Carl Bentley is an abusive stepdad to Ahmad Chadway. John Emdall appears in another.
• Talk Radio: Captain Danny Ross is a late-night radio talk-show host in Dallas. His boss is President Trump, his ex-wife is Audrey, and the guy who answers the phone is Perry Cox. Top Dollar and Darla show up as a guest and a girl who throws a drink on Capt. Ross, respectively.
• Tall Tale: John Connor is a young boy in the 1800s who meets folk heroes Dalton, Porthos, and Whittaker.
• Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby: Ron Burgundy is a really determined race car driver whose best friend is Dewey Cox. His wife (and Dewey's wife later on) is a reporter and his pit boss is Kingpin. After being challenged by Funny Foreigner F1 racer Borat and crashing, he has an enormous break down and must regain his love of driving with the help of his Disappeared Dad Mike Brady and his new love interest, Princess Giselle. With special guest stars Ford Prefect, Elvis Costello, and a whole bunch of Cars.
• Tango & Cash: John Rambo and Snake Plissken are cops who are out to stop Carl Grissom.
• Tank: CSM Jim Rockford takes a new post at a U.S. Army base in the South. Everything is going well for him, his wife Shirley Partridge and son Lt. Col. Thomas Chamberlain until the night he roughs up sheriff's deputy Zefram Cochrane while talking to hooker Cindy Snow. After that, Sheriff Senator Pat Geary is out to get him.
• Taxi (2004): Aunt Shaneequa/The Oracle is a bicycle courier-turned-taxi driver. Her souped-up Ford Crown Victoria is confiscated after she ended up in the wrong place at the wrong time, namely near a bank robbery. Dennis Hope is a Clueless Detective who doesn't know anything about cars and loses his driver's license early in the movie. The two of them team up to stop the gang behind the bank robbery lead by Serena.
• Taxi Driver: Recently discharged Marine Jake LaMotta becomes a cab driver, while Clarice Starling is a teenage prostitute.
• Teaching Mrs. Tingle: After high school student Rachel Dawes wrongfully gets in trouble with her teacher Queen Elizabeth II, Rachel, Ursula Hanson, and Matt Camden set off to confront The Queen before she reports Rachel to Principal Lenny Kosnowski.
• The Teahouse of the August Moon: Terry Malloy and Masago Kanazawa are Okinawans
• Ted: Micky Ward, whose work colleagues include Puddy and Kara, has to choose between his best friend Peter Griffin and his girlfriend Meg; Cory Kupkus is willing to help him by taking away Peter. Narrated by Jean-Luc Picard.
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze: Chancellor Gorkon is a benevolent scientist.
  • Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: Ham Ghao, Choji Akimichi, Bear, and Sparx go back in time to Ancient Japan to defeat Uncle Chan and Robin of Locksley.
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014): Reporter Mikaela Banes finds herself involved in a secret group called the Foot Clan. But opposing them are unlikely heroes, four teenaged mutated turtle brothers who are skilled ninjas trained by a mutated rat. It turns out the Turtles and the Foot have a distant history and their conflict reaches a boiling point.
  • Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows: Mikaela Banes joins forces with Oliver Queen.
• Tekken (2010): The year is 2039. World wars have destroyed everything and territories are run by corporations, the mightiest — and cruelest — of which is Tekken. UniSol 2 witnesses the death of his mother Kumiko by Tekken's private army in the slums known as Anvil. Vowing vengeance, and armed only with his street smarts and raw fighting skills, he enters a dangerous and potentially deadly combat tournament, where he must defeat the world's most elite fighters to become the "King of the Iron Fist." Also starring Shang Tsung, Adam Noshimuri and Vanessa Helsing.
• The Tempest (2010): The Queen is stranded on an island with her daughter and her slave Juba, when a bunch of people including Aldous Snow, Frank Fitts, and Dr. Octopus wash ashore. Dr. Carlock and Nightcrawler are also there.
• Temple Grandin: Princess Mononoke is a Real Life autistic woman who uses her unusual empathy with animals and ability to think in pictures to ease the last moments of cows; her mentor is a famous reporter.
• Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny: Dewey Finn and Eugene begin a friendship that could lead to the formation of the greatest rock band in the world. To make that dream come true, the righteous duo embark on a quest to find a legendary guitar pick that possesses supernatural powers. Dave Grohl is The Big Bad.
• Tenet: Ron Stallworth teams up with Batman to take down Gilderoy Lockhart with Ayesha and Fleur Delacour. Also Alfred is there.
• The Terminal: After a military coup in his home country of Krakovia, Dr. Erskine informs Forrest Gump that he is stuck in an airport until the US Government recognizes the new government. While there, Forrest meets Elena De La Vega, befriends Emerson Cod and helps Captain Cassian Andor win the heart of Lt. Uhura.
• The Terminator: Dutch Schaefer is the definitive Implacable Man — er, android in search of Mary Bartkowski and her unborn child, as Commander Charles Anderson protects her from Dutch. Capt. Terrell and Bishop are LAPD detectives, Slider is Mary's roommate's boyfriend, and Fred Haise and Shao Kahn are punks who attempt to mug Dutch.
  • Terminator 2: Judgment Day: Shane Casey is on the run from Agent Dogett. Shane’s friend is Dave the Barbarian. Cab Blues becomes the heroes’ ally. Marshal Nathan Van Cleef and Vasquez are Shane’s foster parents.
  • Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines: That Yellow Bastard and Princess Mononoke team up with Dutch to fight Painkiller Jane and try to stop The End of the World as We Know It.
  • Terminator Salvation: Batman vs. Terminators, with Gwen Stacy as his wife, Mr. Chekov as his future father and Jake Sully as a prototype infiltrator Terminator and Mrs. Lovett as a Cyberdyne doctor.
  • Terminator Genisys (Continuity Reboot): Qi'ra is being raised by Dutch; meanwhile in the future The 11th Doctor fights Qi'ra's future son Malcolm and his second-in-command Jack MacClane. She gets some help from Commissioner James Gordon.
  • Terminator: Dark Fate (Un-Reboot): Mariette travels back in time to protect Zaida from Ghost Rider, assisted by Mary and Dutch.
  • A Song of Ice and Fire Special: In a divergent timeline, Daemon Targaryen turns a man into a robot with nanomachines in order to, among other things, have him kill Daenerys Targaryen. In the main timeline, Dickon Tarly is a military officer in the Bad Future.
• Terri: A troubled teen seeks help from his assistant principal Dewey Cox. Creed Bratton is the boy's uncle.
• Tetris (2023): Robin Hood, a video game producer who discovers the game created by Russian designer Ivan Tsarevitch and sets out to secure the rights to bundle the game with the upcoming Game Boy. His quest is complicated however, when he finds the rights to the game are controlled by the Soviet government, who hold a tight grip on the IP. With enemies on both sides of the Iron Curtain, Robin and Ivan must work together to bring the beloved game to the world.
• Texas Chainsaw 3D: Blake Gaines inherits a mansion inhabited by her Serial Killer relative.
• Thank You For Sharing: Pepper Potts and Bruce Banner deal with some sexy, sexy problems.
• That Awkward Moment: Best friends Troy Bolton, Sutter and Erik Killmonger revel in the bachelorhood and make a vow to not to commit until Troy dates Tammy and Sutter dates Cameron Howe.
• That Thing You Do!: The story is set in 1964 in Erie, PA, not long after The British Invasion. Reluctant appliance salesman / fervent amateur jazz drummer Andy McDermott is drafted into a garage band formed by friends Gredin and Marvin, as a one-time favor — their original drummer broke his arm the day of the big local talent competition, and they need a replacement. Naming themselves the 'Oneders' (as in One-ders) on the sound-for-the-time logic that a Punny Name worked for The Beatles, the band intends to perform a slow ballad written by Gredin and Marvin called "That Thing You Do". The night of the comp, however, Andy leads them off at a much faster tempo than they'd rehearsed, giving them no choice but to transform it into a snappy pop number. Auteur Gredin is upset, but the crowd is seen dancing in the aisles, and they win the talent show. The new version takes off, earning them a gig at "that Italian place down by the airport" and inspiring them to make a record to sell at the door. Eventually, this attracts the attention of a local talent scout, who in turn introduces them to Woody, a record company executive who thinks he can take them to the top — but only if they agree to change their name. With their record zooming up the charts, hordes of screaming fans greeting them at every stop on tour and a gig on The Hollywood Television Showcase, the sky's the limit for the newly renamed Wonders... until they start trying to cope with success... and Andy develops a not-unreciprocated interest in Grevin's girlfriend Grace Stamper.
• Thelma & Louise: Barbara Maitland and Janet Weiss are on the run from the police.
• Theater Camp: Co-written by and starring Triple A, Evan Hansen and George (the former also co-directed), the group sets up a play based from Jill's life, her son Thorp must find a way to raise funds or risk having the camp foreclosed. Produced by Ron Burgundy.
• The Theory of Everything: While completing his doctorate under the tutelage of Professor Remus Lupin, the brilliant young physicist Newt Scamander falls in love with Jyn Erso.
• They/Them (2022): James Sullvian, an LGBT non-binary teen, with their friends in the wilderness conversion therapy camp owned by Sebastian Shaw.
• The Thing (1982): The Commander, a diabetes education spokesman, Mike Fulton, Dr. Crell Moset, Dr. Facilier, Leland McKenzie, Chet Wilke, Stanley Uris, Edgar Halcyon, Dr. Pill, Gary and Henry Stanton suspect each other of being alien monsters on an Antarctic research station.
  • The Thing (2011): In this prequel, the Huntress joins Owen Lars, Kai Proctor, Marty Deeks, Killer Croc, Ryan and several Scandinavian character actors to investigate the newly discovered alien monster, which escapes.
• The Thing from Another World: Marshall Matt Dillon is an alien monster.
• There's Something About Mary: Tugg Speedman has had a crush on Princess Fiona since high school. A chance encounter has him and his friend, Bill Murray's cameraman, try to find her again with the help of smarmy detective Johnny Drama's brother. Unfortunately for Tuggernuts, everyone is in love with Fiona, including NFL quarterback Brett Favre and Lars Smuntz.
• Thinner: Seymour Kaufman curses the second Robocop to get revenge for his daughter. Maggie Beckett is Seymour's great-granddaughter.
• Thirteen Lives: Based on a True Story, Aragorn and The Penguin went to rescue 12 boys and a coach from not so Creepy Cave but dangerously flooded of Tham Luang Cave. Tom Buchman and Bouc also participated on this mission too.
• The Thirteenth Year: Peter Venkman and his wife adopt a boy who happens to be the son of a mermaid.
• This Is 40: Guy Gerricault is Happily Married(ish) to the director's real-life wife but they are experiencing a midlife crisis that's affecting their daughters (also the director's).
• This Is the End: A washed-up baseball player, Sandusky, a dick-obsessed high school student, an accidental time-traveler, and B.O.B. are holed up in the Wizard of Oz's flat to wait out The End of the World as We Know It. With appearances by a comely sailor and Hermione Granger (who steals all their shit), and more.
• This is Spın̈al Tap: Michael Stivic is a documentary filmmaker who follows a rock band consisting of Chuck McGill, Count Rugen, Ned Flanders, and a never-ending supply of drummers on a world tour.
• This Means War (2012): Eames and Captain Kirk are two spies who are (knowingly) dating the lovely Elle Woods. Produced by Agent J. Even better, it's Kirk and Captain Picard's clone who are fighting for her affections.
• This Sporting Life: the original Dumbledore is a self-destructive rugby player and the First Doctor is a scout. Captain Mainwaring is a pub regular.
• A Thousand Words: Axel Foley wrongs Fire Lord Ozai, and as punishment undergoes forced mutism on pain of death.
• ¡Three Amigos!: Navin R. Johnson, Fletch, and Ed Grimley are three washed-up western stars who are called upon by a poor Mexican village to save them from the evil Captain Herrara.
• Three Little Pigskins: Gus owns a football team that's short three players. He mistakes The Three Stooges for players, with disastrous results. Lucy Ricardo is one of the girls who hangs out with Gus and his friends.
• Three Men and a Baby: Thomas Magnum, Sgt. Carey Mahoney, and Sam Malone raise a baby together. Directed by Spock.
• The Three Musketeers (1961): Hélène Gurn tries to lure the Duke of Vallombreuse into a Honey Trap.
• The Three Musketeers (1973): Logan 5, Proximo and Allan Quartermain are swordsmen loyal to the king and queen. George Taylor and Count Dooku are the antagonists.
• The Three Musketeers (1993): G. Callen, Agent Jack Bauer, Topper Harley, and Hades work together to protect France from Dr. Frank-N-Furter.
• The Three Musketeers (2011): Percy Jackson, Mr. Darcy, Dagonet and Bard team up against Ernst Stavro Blofeld, Leeloo and Le Chiffre.
• The Three Musketeers (2023): Chanteraide, Gustave Eiffel, François Toulour and a Manly Gay gunslinger face the dangerous and seductive Vesper Lynd in order to protect their king, Alfred Dreyfus.
• The Three Stooges: The Movie: Mr. Tinkles, Mr. Ellingboe, and Mickey Mouse are trying to save their beloved orphanage.
• Throw Momma from the Train: The Penguin hates his Momma, Mama Fratelli, and wants her dead. His writing-class teacher, Mike Wazowski, feels the same way about his own ex-wife, Captain Kathryn Janeway. Due to a miscommunication, Penguin thinks Mike wants to "swap murders" à la Strangers on a Train. Black-comedy hijinks ensue.
• Thunder Force (2021): Susan and her estranged best friend Ma wanted to be superheroes growing up, but the way people gained powers ensured that only sociopaths gained them. As they got older, they had to give up on those dreams... until Ma invented a serum to give people Super Strength. After Susan takes it by accident, the two become Thunder Force, a crime-fighting duo facing down the legions of super-powered criminals plaguing their city.
• The Tiger Makes Out: Sick of life, put-upon, lustful postman Berenger kidnaps Daisy, not knowing she was a suburban housewife. Mrs. Dubose, married to Harry Kling, is Berenger's former landlady. Daisy's best friend is Ma Keller. King Llort is a registrar working for the college Daisy tries to get into. At one point Berenger preys on Dana Appleton.
• Time After Time: Alex de Large has invented a time machine, which is stolen by Chancellor Gorkon. Fortunately for a failsafe built into the machine, Alex gets the time machine back, and takes it to find Gorkon in the year 1979. While there, he falls in love with Clara Clayton.
• Time Bandits: 14-year-old Jasper Ramsey is a young English schoolboy whisked away from materialistic parents Harry Crawford and Ann Fourmile on a time-traveling adventure by Hamilton Schuyler, R2-D2 and a gang of dwarves running from their divine employer, the Crypt Keeper. Together, they rob historical figures like Bilbo Baggins and Archie Leach, often ruining romantic moments by Eric Manchester and Olive Oyl. Jasper is separated from the dwarves where he is nearly adopted by James Bond, then is kidnapped by the dwarves who are in search of the ultimate treasure, unaware that Dr. Lobe is out to trick them. The are nearly boiled alive by high-sailing ogres Mona and William Stevens in one of their adventures. The Green Knight directs, while Mr. Papadopolous co-produces and provides some of the music.
• The Time Machine (1960): Pongo is a time traveler who discusses the subject with Scrooge McDuck and Bagheera. In the future Pongo meets Scrooge's son, Wilbur Post. A pair of rings contain the voice of John Lennon in them.
  • The Time Machine (2002): Shelby travels back in time to save his fiancee Princess Arya from her untimely death, and instead finds Scar ruling over a race of cannibalistic mole people.
• The Time Traveler's Wife (2009): Captain Nero falls in love with Regina George, but he has to contend with involuntary time travel and interference from Regina's boyfriend, Peter Gibbons.
• Timeline: Archaeologists Brian O'Conner, Fanny Price and King Leonidas must go back in time to 1357 France to rescue their professor Il Duce, who is caught in a war between the French and the English.
• Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy (original): Ben Kenobi is looking for Commie spy Professor Xavier.
  • 2011 remake: Sirius Black is looking for the double-agent who foiled the War Doctor's last job and royally screwed up Bane and Sinestro's spy careers and fears he's among espionage leaders Dr. Zola, Janne (Danish) / Gustaf (English), a bio-terrorist, and Prince Bertie (if you guessed it's the least sinister person in the group, congratulations). Sirius finding the spy is practically a foregone conclusion when his partner is Sherlock.
• Titanic (1997): Howard Hughes and the princess of Borovnia (her Smug Snake fiancee is The Phantom) fall in love on King Theoden's boat, which was designed by Jack Bristow. In the present, treasure hunter Fred Haise is exploring that ship's wreck in search of a diamond and is told the story by the princess, who has aged into Flora Cranley.
• To Die For: Gillian Owens is a high maintenance weather-girl who hires Commodus and Patrick Kenzie to kill her husband Dallas Winston.
• Together Together: The Nard-dog asks a lady who is very displeased with the condition of her tables to be a surrogate.
• To Kill a Mockingbird: Sport Sharewood lives in Great Depression-era Alabama with her father Sam Bowden, who has to defend Admiral Cartwright after he's accused of raping Dr. Elkins. THX 1138 is a Misunderstood Loner with a Heart of Gold.
• To Live and Die in L.A. After The Green Goblin kills his partner, Gill Grissom is determined to take him down. Ira Buchman is Gill's new partner.
• Tom & Jerry (2021): An animated cat and mouse have hijinks in a luxurious hotel where Hit-Girl is trying to impress her new boss Rob Norris while avoiding the suspicions of Mr. Roarke; the antics threaten to disrupt the wedding of Prama and a Weekend Update anchor. Jerry Wang is the hotel's boisterous chef.
• Tombstone: Jack Burton teams up with Iceman, The Stranger, and Private Hudson to stop a cowboy gang, led by Jim Jones and Kyle Reese, from terrorizing the town of Tombstone.
  • Marvel Comics edition: Ego the Living Planet, General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross, and The Clairvoyant battle Gideon Malick.
• Tomcats: Quinn Mallory tries to get Johnny Bartlett to marry Nadia so he can pay off a casino owner.
• Tommy Boy: Matt Foley and Emperor Kuzco hit the road to save Foley's family business after Matt's father Sheriff Will Teasle dies suddenly. Ray Stantz is a businessman seeking to buy Foley's company, Lou is Matt's love interest, and Jenny Hanley and Sam Seaborn are Matt's mother- and brother-in-law (who are actually a husband-and-wife pair of con artists).
• Tomorrowland: Optimistic teenager Angie McAlister discovers a pin that can transport her to a futuristic world; she is then attacked by assassins Murray the Mummy and Agatha Harkness. Android young Snow White and disillusioned human Seth Gecko help her get to the future-world for real, where they meet Dr. Gregory House.
• The Tomorrow War: Star-Lord and Miranda Lawson are human soldiers fighting a group of evil aliens that have invaded Earth in the year 2022.
• The Tooth Fairy: The Scorpion King is a hockey player who takes a little too much delight in breaking people's dreams. After he nearly ruins the tooth fairy for his own daughter, the real tooth fairies — led by Calcifer and Mary Poppins herself — decide to teach him a lesson.
• Tootsie: Ben Braddock masquerades as a woman at the suggestion of his roommate, Peter Venkman. His friend Inga suggests getting a job on a television soap opera, working with Carly Marshall, Thelma Dickinson, and The Chief. The show is directed by Franklin M. Hart Jr. and Sophia Petrillo is one of the fans of the show.
• Top Gun: Jerry Maguire and Gilbert Lowe are hotshot fighter pilots sent to an exclusive training school run by Captain Dallas and Darkseid. There, they find themselves in competition with Nick Rivers and Matt. Additionally, Jerry finds himself smitten with civilian instructor Rachel Lapp. Also stars Sally as Gilbert's wife, Mr. Strickland as their air commander, and a pre-fame Andy Dufresne as fellow pilot "Merlin".
  • Top Gun: Maverick: After getting a dressing-down from the Man in Black, Jerry is sent back to the school to help train several young pilots for an extremely dangerous mission. These pilots include John Glenn, Cora Vasquez, Miles Miller, Bryce "Blueprint" Westbrook, Joaquin Torres and the 2015 Mr. Fantastic, the latter of whom is Gilbert's son. Jerry also rekindles a romance with Melanie Cavill, clashes with Don Draper and Russ Jeter, and meets Nick once again.
• Top Secret!: In this hilarious spoof of World War II movies, Iceman is an American rock star who finds himself taking on the oddly Nazi-like East German army, led by Robert Picard, as he rescues the captured scientist Alfred Pennyworth. Grand Moff Tarkin also appears as a Swedish bookstore owner. Dr. Zhivago, Dim, Mr. Carson, Belle, and a pirate are resistance fighters, and who should show up at the end but Nien Nunb!
• To Sir, with Love: Virgil Tibbs needs to deal with rambunctious teenagers in a British school.
• To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar: Dalton, Blade, and Sid are drag queens going on a cross-country trip to L.A. who seek shelter in a small town after a run-in with Sheriff Nice Guy Eddie. Betty Rizzo, Mrs. Parker, Dina Byrnes, and Kitty Farmer are among the town's locals, and John Keating is the travel agent who gets the main trio their car.
• Total Recall (1990): After a memory implant goes wrong indoes a memory cap, The Terminator must team up with Sally Bishop and Broca to free Mars from Dick Jones, whose lackies include Ultra Magnus and Catherine Tramell, and to get him to rebel leader General Owen.
  • Total Recall (2012): The Terminator is now Bullseye, Dick is now Walter White and rules Earth, Ultra and Catherine got merged into Selene, Sally is now Abigail Whistler, and Owen is now Davy Jones.
• The Tourist: Jack Sparrow is a seemingly ordinary high school teacher who gets Mistaken for Spies when he catches the eye of Femme Fatale Lara Croft while on vacation.
• The Town: Gigli is the leader of a bank robbing crew that includes a Hot-Blooded Clint Barton, who are being pursued by FBI agent Don Draper. Gigli's sister is Serena van der Woodsen.
• To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar: Johnny Castle and Blade win a drag queen contest in New York City and qualify for the finals in Los Angeles. After Luigi Mario joins them, they give Mrs. Doubtfire their tickets back and spend the money on an old Cadillac. On their way, Johnny beats up Officer Nice Guy Eddie in self-defense who then follows them to a backwater town where they strand after the Caddy breaks down. While they're already there, Johnny defends Rizzo against her violent husband, "Cowboy" Evans, while Randall "Pink" Floyd hits on Luigi, not knowing he's a guy in a dress.
• Toys: Mork, his robot sister Jessie The Cowgirl, his girlfriend Princess Buttercup and his cousin Mr. Jones have to stop Mork's uncle, Dumbledore, from using Mork's late father's toy factory to make war toys.
• Trading Places: Ray Stantz is a yuppie stockbroker whose life is turned upside-down by his bosses James Morse and Art Selwyn, who frame him for drug-dealing and put homeless conman Prince Akeem in his place, as a bet. Hooker with a Heart of Gold Helen Tasker takes pity on Ray's situation, and takes him in. Eventually, Ray and Akheem join up to get back at their bosses. Marcus Brody stars as Ray's (later Akheem's) butler. Mr. Vernon is on Morse and Art's payroll, Scooter works for them as well, and Yoda is a corrupt cop. Gus Fring makes a brief appearance, along with Stuart Smalley and Harley Quinn.
• Tragedy Girls: Young Storm and Negasonic Teenage Warhead kidnap serial killer The Blob and stage murders of their own as his to boost their blog, including Peeta Mellark and Darryl Philbin, unwittingly assisted by Hughie Campbell.
• Trainwreck: The first pornstar in Hollywood dates Stefon. Jadis the White Witch has a tan.
• Transcendence: Computer genius Capt. Jack Sparrow is dying so Jarvis and Lucius Fox try to save him by downloading him into his advanced computer program but you know how tricky computerized intelligences can be...
• Transformers (2007): Stanley Yelnats buys a car in an attempt to impress Jennifer. However, it turns out that said car is actually an alien robot who's part of a team consisting of The Predator, Captain Hero, Malcolm Winter, and Dr. Emil Hamilton. Their goal is to find a powerful cube before a group of evil robots that include Elrond, Super Skrull, a singer, Black Baron, and Wakko Warner. Other humans besides Stanley and Jennifer include Roman Pierce, Danny McCoy, and Agent Jesus.
  • Transformers: Revenge of The Fallen: Stanley absorbes some secrets from the cube that the Candyman wants, who along with Dr. Claw, proceeds to revive Elrond. The good robots are joined by Major Bludd, Lady Sif, the Penguin, Carl MacMillan, and Nasir. SpongeBob SquarePants starts off a villain before joining the heroes.
  • Transformers: Dark of the Moon: Stanley had been dumped by Jennifer and is now seeing a model and bored with post-college life just as the Predator, Stanley's car, Dr. Hamilton, Major Bludd (who is now Hawkman), Captain Hero, and Spongebob, who are now joined by Fozzie, Toza, Tomas Del Cerro, Killer Bee, Aquaman, and Leonard Simms discover the real reason for the moon landings was to find a ship piloted by their old leader, Mr. Spock. Meanwhile, Elrond, the Super-Skrull, and Dr. Claw, along with Venom and Fred Jones lurks. Ludo is the Jesus's bodyguard.
  • Transformers: Age of Extinction: The Predator, Stanley's car, and Dr. Hamilton, along with Killer Bee, Sulley, and Mr. Saito, and Bender go into hiding as Frasier Crane starts hunting them down with the help of Gates. Max Payne, Katara, and Brother Wolf helps the good robots and Caesar Flickerman ended up resurrecting Elrond into Wild Bill.
  • Transformers: The Last Knight: Max Payne is told by Odin to join up with Meredith Quill, a history professor who turns out to be a descendant of Abraham Erskine, in order to stop Minn-Erva and Elrond from bring Cybertron to Earth. Danny Mc Croy is now helping to hunt down the Cybertronians along with Sir Lancelot. Jesus also makes a comeback. Odin's butler is Mr Carson.
  • Transformers: Rise of the Beasts: Set in 1994, the film follows a pair of down-on-their-luck New Yorkers John Laurens/Philip Hamilton and Deborah Johnson as they find themselves taking part in a race to find a Cybertronian artifact that could finally allow Predator and the Autobots to return to Cybertron. However, while the group must contend with the threat of the fearsome Terrorcons led by the warlord Tyrion Lanister, they also have the chance to make allies with a powerful group of Cybertronians hidden on Earth - the Maximals (Hellboy, Yu Shu Lien, Shockwave and Eli Stokes) .
• The Transporter: Handsome Rob is a Car Fu master. Rob discovers an Asian woman named Lynn stuffed inside his cargo. He is visibly bothered by this and allows her the basic opportunities of food and bathroom time (during which she tries to escape) but ultimately ends up delivering her to the Bad Guys anyway. Because he looked in the package the bad guys try to kill him.
  • Transporter 2: Mercenary Handsome Rob has accepted a job that seems easy enough, as chauffeur and bodyguard to young Leo Jr., son of crusading politician Vannevar Bush. The problem is that Bush is crusading against an international drug cartel. They retaliate by kidnapping Leo Jr. and infecting him with a deadly and highly contagious virus. Responsible for the boy, Rob must reclaim him and then find an antidote before scores of innocents are stricken.
  • The Transporter Refueled: Season three Daario Naharis takes the wheel.
• Transylvania 6-5000: Reporters Henry Starling and The Grandmaster are sent by Henry's father Stanley Roper to Transylvania to chase a story about Frankenstein. Once they get there, they find a motley crew of bizarre characters including Principal Rooney, Aardvark, Kramer, The Ghost of Christmas Present, Ogre, and Barbara Maitland. The film's director is Braces, who also has a cameo.
• The Trial of the Chicago 7: Newt Scamander, Borat Sagdiyev, Norm "Son-of-a-Gunderson" and Black Manta are among the opponents of The Vietnam War who travel to the 1968 Democratic Convention in Chicago to protest, but end up getting arrested for conspiracy to incite violence. Carmine Falcone is the new Attorney General (the previous one was Batman); he sends John "Robin" Blake to Chicago to prosecute the conspirators. The judge assigned to the case is Skeletor, and the defendants' lawyer is The BFG.
• Trick or Treat: Skippy's favorite rock star, a dancing zombie, dies in a fire. Then Skippy's friend, The Demon, gives him the only copy of the rock star's final record. When Skippy plays it backward, he discovers secret messages telling him how to get even with the preppies who bully him in school, one of which is Tom Scavo. The Prince of Darkness and Large Marge are moral crusaders against rock music, and Terry "The Toad" Fields is the director and Skippy's principal.
• Trick 'r Treat: In this Halloween anthology, Dr. Curt Connors is a serial-killing principal, Rogue finds herself being stalked, Princess Mi Amore Cadenza is an Alpha Bitch who attempts to play a nasty prank on Candance Butler, and miserly Dr. Hannibal Lecktor is attacked by the trick-or-treating demon known as Thomas Smith for breaking the rules of the holiday.
• Triple Frontier: Moon Knight, Batman, The Mandalorian, King Arthur and Sam Flynn team up to rob a South American drug cartel.
• Tristan and Isolde: Harry Osborn and Erika have an affair. Superman is a friend of Harry's.
• Trojan War: Terry McGinnis spends an eventful night searching for a condom so he can hook up with his dream girl.
• TRON: Legacy: Obadiah Stane is trapped in the electronic world he once saved, and it's up to his son Patroclus and his ward Thirteen to rescue him from a younger version of himself. Aro is also involved.
  • TRON: Ascension(?): The Joker is involved in an "invasion", or would be if the project had a better status than "cryogenic freeze".
• Tropic Thunder: Greg Focker is kidnapped by drug dealers. Iron Man, Dewey Finn and newbie Hiccup help rescue him. Jerry Maguire is his boss.
• Trouble with the Curve: Dirty Harry resolves some issues with his daughter Giselle with help from James P. Sullivan and Prince Artie.
• Troy: Legolas absconds with Abigail Chase and go back to the titular city of Troy, setting a chain of events that would bring the Greek army, led by Jack Langrishe, on a warpath with Legolas' father Anton Ego. Among their ranks include the perennially late Ned Stark and the imposing Greek champion Vanisher and his, err, cousin Sam Flynn. Vanisher at first refuses to fight because Jack took his hostage, Moira MacTaggert from him. He later slays Legolas' brother Bruce Banner in revenge for killing Sam. The war ends in a stalemate until Ned pitches the giant wooden horse. Troy falls, but Ashley Cotton flees the city for an altogether different destiny.
• True Grit: It's up to Benjamin Vandervoort and Chanticleer to find the murderer of a young girl's father.
  • 2010 remake: Kevin Flynn, Jason Bourne, and Emily Junk are in hot pursuit of Emily's father's murderer, George W. Bush.
  • 2010 remake, Marvel Comics edition: Obadiah Stane, Spider-Gwen and the Loki actor team up to track Thanos down.
• True Lies: The Terminator is a super spy whose wife Laurie Strode and daughter Faith feel neglected. Desperate for attention, Laurie hooks up with fake spy Bill Hendrickson while her husband has to deal with suspicious art dealer Nani Pelekai, who's actually a terrorist aligned with Kamran Shah. Arnie Thomas is the Terminator's partner.
• True Love and Chaos: Elrond and Eowyn flirt before she discovers that he's her father. Oh, and her boyfriend is Sayid.
• True Story: Based on a True Story about the Odd Friendship between disgraced reporter The Green Lantern (who also got Inverted-Adaptational Attractiveness, making the copycatting even weirder) and the man who impersonated him, The Green Goblin.
• The Truman Show: Ace Ventura is a mild-mannered travel agent unaware that his whole life is really one massive, real-time reality show that airs globally, 24/7. Slowly, he becomes aware of the masquerade, much to the horror of the show's creator, Gene Kranz.
• The Truth About Cats & Dogs: The Bowler is a talk radio host who's suddenly asked out on a date by Cinderella's Father. However, she isn't confident in her appearance, so she asks her neighhbor Mia Wallace to stand in for her, instead.
• The 1965 film adaptation of The Tsars Bride, with film actors onscreen and opera singers only providing the sound. Judge Wargrave mixes up a poison and makes sure to avoid justice (he doesn’t).
• Twice Round the Daffodils: A tuberculosis sanatorium is run by Matron Agatha Spanner, and Nurses Phoebe Figalilly and Geri Nichols. The patients are coal miner Michael Reynolds; womaniser Tony Benskin; relationship-troubled Aeneas, whose girlfriend Carol Van Saint is planning to leave him; supercilious Khasi of Kalabar, whose sister Joan Fussey never stops writing to him; farmer Wilfred Haines; and trainee chef Willie Bulgeon-Plunger.
• Twilight: Cedric Diggory and Sharkboy fight over Snow White, whose mother was a traitor and whose classmate wore pretty but uncomfortable shoes.
  • In the sequel, they're joined by Coraline who can hurt you with her mind who is under the employ of the prime minister in charge of all the vampires (Antony is another member of the vampire elite) and Gwen Stacy, who's on a Roaring Rampage of Revenge for the guy who got killed in the last story. And as if Alessa Gillespie wasn't scary enough as a vengeful witch with freaking psychic powers, she also become a newborn vampire with enhanced strength, enhanced Horror Hunger, and decreased empathy for humankind. Eventually Snow White chooses to be with Cedric and they give birth to Casey Newton who has the ability of "reverse telepathy" (very useful when you can't speak for several months). Casey's birth prompts the PM and Anthony's pals to descend on Cedric, Sharkboy, and Snow's town so they enlist the help of the Brit-hating Purple Man, "avatar" Snafu, and illusionist Joanne to fight them.
• Twilight Zone: The Movie:
  • "Prologue": Ray Stantz shows Aaron Altman something really scary.
  • "Time Out": Sgt. Chip Saunders is a bigot who has a terrible night. Dan Fielding is a Klansman.
  • "Kick the Can": Dick Hallorann gives senior citizens (one of whom is Selma Hacker) renewed vigor at a nursing home.
  • "It's a Good Life'': Mark Hogan is an omnipotent kid. His sister is Bart Simpson. The original Anthony (who's also Will Robinson) puts in a cameo.
  • "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet": Lord Farquaad is an airplane passenger who sees a gremlin on the plane's wing.
  • "Epilogue/Even Scarier": Jake Blues is an ambulance driver.
  • The movie's narrator is Mick.
• Twins (1988): The Penguin and Mr. Freeze find out they are long-lost twin brothers, their mother starts out as Felicity Shagwell before winding up as Dr. Mark Craig's wife and Police Lieutenant Horatio Caine helps the Penguin steal cars. Judge Frollo is the narrator.
• Twister: Carol Connolly and Private Hudson are tornado chasers. Westley is their rival.
• Two of a Kind (1983): In Heaven, God does not like what he sees down on Earth, and wants to order up another flood and start all over again. Four angels, who point out his promise in the rainbow that he never would do that again, persuade him to reconsider, reasoning that, if a typical Earth man can reform, it would prove that all mankind is capable of it. God (voiced by Lex Luthor) agrees to the scheme, and the typical Earth man selected by the angels is Howard Saint — a cash-strapped inventor who, threatened by loan sharks, decides to hold up a bank. Howard points his gun at bank teller Orion, who ostensibly gives him all the money. But, when Howard peers into the sack after the robbery, he sees that she has substituted bank deposit slips for the cash and has kept the money for herself. Howard tracks her down to reclaim his stolen money. While dodging the loan sharks and the evil interventions of the Devil (Athos), the two come to develop a relationship, which is soon put to test.
  • Grease Version: Danny Zuko is a failed inventor and Sandy Olsson is a bank teller.
• The Tuxedo: The Chechen is the owner of a bottled water company. By infecting a swarm of water strider insects with a strain of bacteria that causes water to dehydrate rather than rehydrate the drinker and letting them loose, he plans to render all the water in the world undrinkable except his own, thus increasing its value. Meanwhile... "Who Am I?" is a New York taxi driver. After escorting a mysterious woman to her destination at breakneck speed, she recruits him to be the chauffeur of James Bond Expy Captain Mike Steele , who is hot on the Chechen's trail. After an attempt on Steele's life lands him in a hospital, he tells "Who Am I?" to take his tuxedo and stand-in for him. "Who Am I?" promptly finds that Steele's tuxedo (the Tactical Uniform EXperiment) is a $2 billion dollar power suit that allows the wearer to do kung-fu, walk on walls and ceilings, and dance really well (among other things). He and CSA agent Liz Wilson, who presumes him to be Steele and is thus more than a little confused at his ineptitude, team up to bring the Chechen down.

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