History DoubleEntendre / Film

* The hook on which all the jokes in the ''CarryOn!'' movies hang.

* The female cop in ''HotFuzz'' speaks almost entirely in these, quite intentionally.

* ''IronMan2'', anyone? (Admittedly, Robert Downey Jr. makes Tony Stark such a masterful DeadpanSnarker that some are easy to miss.)

* The "poetry reading" scene in the elephant in ''MoulinRouge''. On top of all the verbal ones, there's the moment where Satine has passed out and Christian is trying to revive her. His position and motions look very bad (or good) to the voyeuristic Zidler...

* {{Shrek}}'s line "Do you think maybe he's compensating for something?", upon seeing Lord Faarquad's towering castle, could both be interpreted as Faarquad compensating for [[TheNapoleon his height]] or... [[CompensatingForSomething something else]]. (Especially since at the time, Shrek doesn't actually know Lord Farquaad is short.)

* ''{{Dick}}'' has more than one off-color use of Richard Nixon's nickname.

-->'''Dark Helmet:''' I see your Schwartz is as big as mine! Now let's see how well you ''handle'' it. [[note]]Lightsabers projected from their rings.[[/note]]

* In ''Film/GetSmart'', [[DaChief TheChief]] mentions that they need to employ a new agent, unknown of KAOS who's acquired a list of all CONTROL agents and is eliminating them.

* {{Shrek}}'s line "Do you think maybe he's compensating for something?", upon seeing Lord Faarquad's towering castle, could both be interpreted as Faarquad compensating for [[TheNapoleon his height]] or... [[CompensatingForSomething something else]].

* This bit from the 1987 movie version of ''{{Dragnet}}'':

* Lampshaded in the [[Film/HarryPotter film version]] of ''HarryPotter/HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire'': when talking to Harry, Hermione says Viktor Krum doesn't talk much, as he's "more of a physical being". There is a pause, and she laughs, saying that she didn't mean it that way.

* In ''Film/ToCatchAThief'', the dialogue between John (CaryGrant) and Francie (GraceKelly) has many:

* In ''ToCatchAThief'', the dialogue between John (CaryGrant) and Francie (GraceKelly) has many:

** ''Film/Moonraker''. Q: "I think he's attempting re-entry, sir!"

** "So, did you and Ginny do it?"

-->'''Dark Helmet:''' I see your Schwartz is as big as mine! Let's see how you ''handle'' it.
** And:\\
'''Colonel Sandurz:''' It's Mega Maid! She's gone from suck to blow!

* Doubling as a ParentalBonus, in ''{{Ratatouille}}'', Linguini talks to Colette about his "Little Chef". While kids see it as Linguini trying to tell her about Remy (who Linguini calls Little Chef), adults can see a different meaning in his words... When Linguini says "I have a small..." Colette ''looks down'' for a split second.

* MaeWest owns this trope!

* The 1935 version of ''Les Miserabes'' features a scene where Valjean carries unconscious Marius through the Paris sewers and all they entail. When at last they make it to safety, Marius thanks his hero by saying "I know what you went through to bring me here."

* MaeWest owns this trope!
* In ''Film/GetSmart'', [[DaChief TheChief]] mentions that they need to employ a new agent, unknown of KAOS who's acquired a list of all CONTROL agents and is eliminating them.
-->'''Larabee:''' Let me out there, sir, I have no problem exposing myself.\\
'''Agent 99:''' Do you ever think before you speak?\\
'''Larabee:''' No, I just whip it out there. Seems to work best.
* Groucho Marx: ''AnimalCrackers'' gives him the line "We took some pictures of the native girls, but they weren't developed." and has him present Margaret Dumont with a large wooden box. While describing it as "a magnificent chest", he accidentally points at her torso.
** Both lines are topped by when Groucho introduced a musical performance by Chico: "Signor Ravelli's first selection will be "Somewhere My Love Lies Sleeping" with a male chorus.'
* Lampshaded in the [[Film/HarryPotter film version]] of ''HarryPotter/HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire'': when talking to Harry, Hermione says Viktor Krum doesn't talk much, as he's "more of a physical being". There is a pause, and she laughs, saying that she didn't mean it that way.
** "So, did you and Ginny do it?"
* The female cop in ''HotFuzz'' speaks almost entirely in these, quite intentionally.
** ...then is immediately followed up with the cop who has trouble speaking [[DontExplainTheJoke revealing what she's talking about]] in one word.

* Three words: Bond. Film/JamesBond.
** Bond should probably have a special page just to list a choice sampling of this trope. Here's a real gem from ''Film/YouOnlyLiveTwice'':
-->'''Tiger Tanaka:''' I have much curiosity, Bond-san. What is "Little Nellie"?\\
'''James Bond:''' Oh, she's a wonderful girl. Very small, quite fast, can do anything. Just your type.[[note]] He's referring to a small gyrocopter being assembled from a five-case kit during these lines.[[/note]]
** This movie in fact begins with Bond getting machine-gunned in a girl's bed. The Hong Kong police remark "At least he died ''on the job''...he would've wanted it that way."
* The song "Keep it Gay" from the musical remake of ''Film/TheProducers''. Sung by the flamboyant director Roger De Bris and his equally flamboyant partner, who never ''explicitly'' mention homosexuality in the lyrics.
* The song "Let's Duet" from ''Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story'' turns several innocuous lines into double entendres by virtue of well-(or poorly-)timed pauses. Such as: "In my dreams, you're blowing me... some kisses." and "I just want to beat off... all my demons."
** Played for laughs when Dewey sings a sweet song about holding hands at his high school dance. It's an utterly banal, benign song, but it inspires all the kids to dance provocatively; the girls even rip their shirts open. The outraged preacher later insists that everyone knows what "hold your hand" ''really'' means; a befuddled Dewey insists it means exactly that.

* ''Film/MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail'': "She's rich, she's beautiful, she's got huuuuge... tracts of land."
** While he's discussing the size of said tracts, he's making a lifting and grabbing motion with his hands, which are situated in front of his chest...
* ''KateAndLeopold'': the man announcing the Brooklyn bridge; "And in the future I believe men will be judged by the size of their erections!"
* The hook on which all the jokes in the ''CarryOn!'' movies hang.
** As parodied in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcBOX1JBcjQ&NR=1 this]] ''That Mitchell And Webb Look'' sketch, in which a doctor working at a typical 'bawdy 1970s hospital' has a bit of trouble grasping the nature of DoubleEntendre, with unfortunate results ("Shall I rub them against my cock?").

* Even Disney did this (albeit unintentionally) in ''Disney/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'', when Laverne incorrectly overheard Quasimodo and Esmeralda on top of the bell tower. "Frollo's nose is long, and he wears a truss." According to the directors' commentary, even though this wasn't the effect they were going for, kids often misheard "truss" as "dress." So the adults laughed at the idea of Frollo wearing a truss, and the kids (and some of the adults) laughed at the idea of Frollo wearing a dress.
** [while Esmeralda is dancing] "Look at that disgusting display!" (with an eager smile on his face) "Yes sir!"
** "I was just thinking about putting a rope around that pretty neck of yours"

* Though never said in-movie, creators have said that ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory'''s main protagonist's real name since the beginning has been 'Woody Pride'.
** It's most likely [[AccidentalInnuendo unintentional]], but really? The main characters' names are ''Woody'' and ''Buzz''? The [[ParallelPornTitles Sex Toy Story]] parody writes ''itself''.
** There is also the line by Rex at the end of the first movie about how he would like for Andy to get a herbivore so he could play the "dominant predator".

* This line from Erik in ''[[Film/XMen X-Men: First Class]]'' was referring to their mutant powers but could easily have another meaning as he and Charles were [[ItMakesSenseInContext in a strip club talking to a stripper.]]

** In ''Curse of the Wererabbit'', the object of Wallace's affections steps behind two very large marrows and sighs as she bemoans, "Victor just doesn't appreciate my produce." In another scene, Wallace finds himself suddenly naked, and quickly dons a cardboard box which reads "May Contain Nuts."

* In the proud and dirty tradition of British comedy, ''WallaceAndGromit'' has some well-hidden but very deliberate double entendres. In ''Curse of the Wererabbit'', the object of Wallace's affections steps behind two very large marrows and sighs as she bemoans, "Victor just doesn't appreciate my produce." In another scene, Wallace finds himself suddenly naked, and quickly dons a cardboard box which reads "May Contain Nuts."
** The 2009 christmas special ''A Matter Of Loaf And Death'' includes too many of these. Particularly before the climactic final scene.

* The song "Keep it Gay" from the musical remake of ''TheProducers''. Sung by the flamboyant director Roger De Bris and his equally flamboyant partner, who never ''explicitly'' mention homosexuality in the lyrics.

* Though never said in-movie, creators have said that ''ToyStory'''s main protagonist's real name since the beginning has been 'Woody Pride'.