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In & Out	comment	Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_content_3'); })A 1997 film directed by Frank Oz, which deals with homosexuality with some degree of fairness, despite occasionally leaning back on stereotypes for its characters — all done knowingly, and all with tongue firmly planted in cheek, as the movie is, at its heart, a satire where many elements are exaggerated for comedic effect.Howard Brackett (Kevin Kline), a high school English teacher in the "BIG small town" of Greenleaf, Indiana, is preparing for his marriage to his fiancée of three years, Emily Montgomery (Joan Cusack), while the whole town is abuzz with the news that hometown boy turned Hollywood megastar Cameron Drake (Matt Dillon) is nominated to win Best Actor at the Academy Awards for his performance in a war film as a gay soldier. Accordingly, the whole town is watching as Drake wins the Oscar and dedicates his award to Howard — outing him as gay in the process.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_content_2'); })Within hours, Howard is beset by camera crews and reporters eager to get their slice of the story — including Peter Molloy (Tom Selleck), a reporter for an entertainment gossip show. Howard insists that he's not gay and that Cameron was mistaken. However, the openly gay Molloy isn't convinced, and settles in to cover the days leading up to Howard's wedding because he suspects denial. Thus Howard finds himself under tremendous pressure from Emily, his parents, and the school's principal (Bob Newhart) to assert his heterosexuality, but when even he starts questioning himself, he has to face the truth...Has nothing to do with the superlative West-coast burger joint. Or the Garrison Keillor song about the cat who wants to go in and out and in and out and in and out and...
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In & Out / int_1616e13	type	Ripped from the Headlines
In & Out / int_1616e13	comment	Ripped from the Headlines: The plot was inspired by Tom Hanks' acceptance speech for his Philadelphia Oscar, where Hanks thanked a gay teacher that he didn't know was still closeted; said teacher got a ridiculous amount of media attention in his hometown.
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In & Out / int_1b65dfad	type	The Cameo
In & Out / int_1b65dfad	comment	The Cameo: Whoopi Goldberg and Glenn Close as themselves in the Academy Awards scene; the former is interviewed by Peter Malloy on the red carpet about Cameron Drake, while the latter presents the award for Best Actor during the ceremony.
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In & Out / int_29789a9d	type	Post-Kiss Catatonia
In & Out / int_29789a9d	comment	Post-Kiss Catatonia: Howard, after getting a good ten second kiss from Peter.
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In & Out / int_313c87b3	type	Hollywood Thin
In & Out / int_313c87b3	comment	Hollywood Thin: Lampshaded with Cameron's model girlfriend, Sonya.
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In & Out / int_37cee864	type	Real Award, Fictional Character
In & Out / int_37cee864	comment	Real Award, Fictional Character: The plot starts as a local boy made good accepts an Academy Award and outs his high school English teacher in his acceptance speech.
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In & Out / int_3b581a6	type	Forced Out of the Closet
In & Out / int_3b581a6	comment	Forced Out of the Closet: Howard is outed by a former student live on national TV as he accepts an Oscar, and since everyone in this Indiana small town was watching the ceremony, literally every eye in the city was on Howard at that moment, meaning something had to be done. Funnily enough, this also ends up forcing Howard out of the closet in his own mind, as he legitimately had no idea he was gay up to that point.
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In & Out / int_460ffa29	type	Transparent Closet
In & Out / int_460ffa29	comment	Transparent Closet
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In & Out / int_4c9d2176	type	Formerly Fat
In & Out / int_4c9d2176	comment	Formerly Fat: Emily
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In & Out / int_5679208c	type	No Bisexuals
In & Out / int_5679208c	comment	No Bisexuals: But it was Fair for Its Day. The movie portrayed homosexuals in a positive (though stereotyped) light and homophobia as idiotically paranoid. This was back before the phrase LGBT was thrown around as a catch-all.
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In & Out / int_56f083a1	type	Likes Older Women
In & Out / int_56f083a1	comment	Likes Older Women: Cameron
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In & Out / int_66d725ef	type	All the Good Men Are Gay
In & Out / int_66d725ef	comment	All the Good Men Are Gay: When Howard realizes that he really is gay and calls off the wedding, his fiancee is devastated and goes to a bar (in her wedding dress, no less) to drink away her sorrows. She hits on Tom Selleck's character, who truthfully tells her that he is gay. Cut to her running out into the parking lot, falling to her knees, and screaming, "Is everybody gay?!"
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In & Out / int_6f19054d	type	Coming-Out Story
In & Out / int_6f19054d	comment	Coming-Out Story
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In & Out / int_722b3319	type	Camp Gay
In & Out / int_722b3319	comment	Camp Gay: Averted. Howard's gayness is played up just enough that it's obvious to the audience, but lets it still be understandable that no-one in-story noticed it.
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In & Out / int_77195de1	type	Contagious Laughter
In & Out / int_77195de1	comment	Contagious Laughter \ Tension-Cutting Laughter: The friends of Howard's mom gather around, and inspired by him start to confess things too. The last one ("My husband has three testicles!") leads to awkward silence, and then these kinds of laugh.
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In & Out / int_7815ba15	type	N-Word Privileges
In & Out / int_7815ba15	comment	N-Word Privileges: Meta-example. The screenwriter, Paul Rudnick, is an openly gay man who seems to enjoy playing with gay stereotypes (if his other works Jeffrey and the Stepford Wives remake are anything to go by).
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In & Out / int_7b6e47a5	type	Armor-Piercing Question
In & Out / int_7b6e47a5	comment	Armor-Piercing Question: Cameron Drake at the graduation ceremony slowly breaking away at the faculty's reason for firing Howard and the claim he "resigned."
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In & Out / int_7b7182fe	type	Closet Key
In & Out / int_7b7182fe	comment	Closet Key: Peter and, in a bizarre straight example, Cameron. Howard, not the type to ever consciously form a romantic relationship with someone he knew he wasn't attracted to, honestly didn't realize that he was gay until Cameron planted the seed in his mind. Peter forced him to acknowledge rather than deny what he was realizing. One has to wonder what tricks Howard's subconscious had to play to keep him from ever truly suspecting he wasn't straight. Being against premarital sex, fine, but not seeming to have any sexual desire at all for the person you're going to marry seems as though that might just tip off some sort of alarm. "I might be gay. I might be asexual. I might not really be in love with this person." Something.
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In & Out / int_7c020e46	type	One-Scene Wonder
In & Out / int_7c020e46	comment	Carl, a One-Scene Wonder faculty member at Howard's high school.
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In & Out / int_7f746d79	type	Fired Teacher
In & Out / int_7f746d79	comment	Fired Teacher: "Warnings" from the high school principal indicate that Howard will be one if he doesn't go through with the wedding (which would more or less confirm his homosexuality). After he comes out at the ceremony, he's fired via phone call offscreen.
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In & Out / int_823c6e3e	type	LargeHam
In & Out / int_823c6e3e	comment	Large Ham: Kevin Kline as Howard slips into this every other scene after he's outed. Emily, as a side effect of being played by Joan Cusack, is this even when she's calm.
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In & Out / int_83b44e80	type	Straight Gay
In & Out / int_83b44e80	comment	Straight Gay/Camp Gay: Howard and Peter both straddle the line, Peter leaning towards Straight and Howard towards Camp.
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In & Out / int_85831bbd	type	Gay Panic
In & Out / int_85831bbd	comment	Gay Panic: Subverted both in-universe & out.
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In & Out / int_87b3d1fd	type	Trans Equals Gay
In & Out / int_87b3d1fd	comment	Trans Equals Gay: After the not-wedding, once Howard's come out, his father asks if he's going to "have an operation" (i.e. a sex reassignment), to which Howard says he doesn't know. So both of them invoke this.
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In & Out / int_90f6d157	type	Confessional
In & Out / int_90f6d157	comment	Confessional: Howard goes to one to talk about his problem, telling the Father I Have This Friend..., and describes the situation. The Father listens but the moment Howard mentions "his friend" has held off on sex with his fiancée for three years the Father immediately tells him this "friend" is gay.
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In & Out / int_9350a0b9	type	The Tape Knew You Would Say That
In & Out / int_9350a0b9	comment	The Tape Knew You Would Say That: "Stop dancing!" Either that tape is watching him, or it's really pessimistic about its success rate. Some of its guesses are bizarrely specific. "Excuse me, are we a little teapot?"
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In & Out / int_941896b	type	Shaming the Mob
In & Out / int_941896b	comment	Shaming the Mob: Low-key example. Cameron Drake starts it off by asking questions which destroy their farce of a story that Howard "resigned for the good of the students." Then his students claim they are gay, because it rubbed off of them from Howard. Then his brother Walter steps in to shame the community by claiming he still likes his brother and admits, by the faculty's logic, he must be gay as well. Then Howard's parents claim they're gay. Then the whole town slowly stands up in support.
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In & Out / int_9438e550	type	The Big Damn Kiss
In & Out / int_9438e550	comment	The Big Damn Kiss: Between Peter and Howard, initiated by Peter. It lasts a good 10 seconds.
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In & Out / int_9ce377f1	type	Cure Your Gays
In & Out / int_9ce377f1	comment	Cure Your Gays: Howard attempts this with a self-help tape.
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In & Out / int_9e0c3153	type	Punctuated! For! Emphasis!
In & Out / int_9e0c3153	comment	Punctuated! For! Emphasis! / Precision F-Strike: "FUCK! BARBRA! STREISAND!"
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In & Out / int_9fc04a54	type	Have I Mentioned I Am Heterosexual Today?
In & Out / int_9fc04a54	comment	Have I Mentioned I Am Heterosexual Today?: Howard before he lets the realization sink in.
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In & Out / int_a0797fb3	type	Stunned Silence
In & Out / int_a0797fb3	comment	Stunned Silence: Howard and Emily following Cameron's speech, Emily following Howard's own coming out.
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In & Out / int_a3c0c1df	type	Dance Party Ending
In & Out / int_a3c0c1df	comment	Dance Party Ending: The Video Credits, set to "Macho Man". Yes, really.
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In & Out / int_ace24b2c	type	Halfway Plot Switch
In & Out / int_ace24b2c	comment	Halfway Plot Switch: The movie begins by centering on a straight man who is incorrectly outed by a well-meaning-but-misguided former student. Then, at the altar, he says, "I'm gay," and suddenly it's about the repercussions on his life, friends and family. (And fiancée.)
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In & Out / int_acedb8f5	type	Oscar Bait
In & Out / int_acedb8f5	comment	Oscar Bait: Parodied mercilessly, along with every other Oscars-related trope, in the opening segment where Cameron wins the award.
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In & Out / int_b10d73ea	type	Why Waste a Wedding?
In & Out / int_b10d73ea	comment	Why Waste a Wedding?: In the end, Howard and Emily's wedding is called off, but the venue is still used for a wedding and reception at the very end - by Howard's parents, who renew their wedding vows. The movie ends with the townsfolk dancing at the reception to "Macho Man."
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In & Out / int_b2407a69	type	Talk to the Fist
In & Out / int_b2407a69	comment	Talk to the Fist: Two in a row, Emily to Howard at the wedding, and Howard to Peter just outside.
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In & Out / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
In & Out / int_b53077b3	comment	Take That!: A more subtle example than most. The other nominees that Cameron Drake is up against for Best Actor include Paul Newman for Coot, Clint Eastwood for Codger, and Steven Seagal for Snowball in Hell. Ouch. The self-help tape Howard listens to tries to get him to stop dancing by making him think of Arnold Schwarzenegger: "Arnold doesn't dance! He can barely walk!"
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In & Out / int_bc74ef27	type	Berserk Button
In & Out / int_bc74ef27	comment	Berserk Button:
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In & Out / int_bc97c4e5	type	EveryoneIsGay
In & Out / int_bc97c4e5	comment	Everyone Is Gay: The first guy Emily hits on after her wedding is Peter Malloy. Unfortunately for her, he's gay.
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In & Out / int_c06ec61e	type	Corpsing
In & Out / int_c06ec61e	comment	Corpsing: During the graduation scene near the end when everyone "comes out" in support of Howard, his pupil Meredith (Alexandra Holden) announces that she's "discovered" she's gay by rubbing her hands all over her body and screaming "Oh my God! Oh my God!" in an overexaggerated manner. While she's doing this, further down the row, you can see Lauren Ambrose (Vicky) just laughing her ass off and trying to hide her face. She even laughs as she stands up to say "Me too!"
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In & Out / int_c3448a6f	type	Informed Attribute
In & Out / int_c3448a6f	comment	Informed Attribute: Howard's homosexuality is based primarily around the fact that he says, straight out, "I'm gay." Well, that and some Tertiary Sexual Characteristics like dancing and his encyclopedic knowledge of Streisand. But, the number of actual genuinely gay activities (bonding romantically with other men; sexual activities with other men; kissing other men) he engages in? One. Actual gay activities he engages in of his own volition? ZERO. (Partially justified by the timespan of under a week, but nonetheless.)
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In & Out / int_c6074d96	type	I Am Spartacus
In & Out / int_c6074d96	comment	I Am Spartacus: Everyone at the graduation ceremony coming to Howard's aid when he's fired by claiming they "were gay too".
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In & Out / int_ca03acbc	type	Freudian Slippery Slope
In & Out / int_ca03acbc	comment	Freudian Slippery Slope: "This is my Peter - my FRIEND, Peter. We just met at the, uh, intersexual... homosection... INTERSECTION!"
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In & Out / int_cbbf302c	type	Cleaning Up Romantic Loose Ends
In & Out / int_cbbf302c	comment	Cleaning Up Romantic Loose Ends: In the final scene, Cameron is implied to be starting a relationship with Emily. And his girlfriend is last seen dancing with Howard's brother. And Howard and Peter are heavily implied to be in a relationship as well.
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In & Out / int_d129e13e	type	"Eureka!" Moment
In & Out / int_d129e13e	comment	Walter, Howard's brother. He tends to pick things up slowly, but at the climax has a wonderful Eureka Moment. See I Am Spartacus for the results.
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In & Out / int_d32cd9f5	type	Cast Full of Gay
In & Out / int_d32cd9f5	comment	Cast Full of Gay: Not actually, but poor, twice-rejected Emily thinks she's trapped in one. "Is EVERYBODY gay? Is this The Twilight Zone?"
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In & Out / int_d4c98786	type	Writing Around Trademarks
In & Out / int_d4c98786	comment	Writing Around Trademarks: Given AMPAS has serious restrictions regarding portraying the Academy Award ceremony on screen, employed heavily. At least they were lucky to have an actual Oscar statuette (Kevin Kline's own).
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In & Out / int_dc26326	type	Two Decades Behind
In & Out / int_dc26326	comment	Two Decades Behind: More like Four Decades Behind in the case of Greenleaf, Indiana. Though the movie takes place in the then-current '90s, the values displayed by the townsfolk indicate the city is more or less stuck in The '50s.
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In & Out / int_e2d457	type	The Ditz
In & Out / int_e2d457	comment	The Ditz: Carl, a One-Scene Wonder faculty member at Howard's high school. Walter, Howard's brother. He tends to pick things up slowly, but at the climax has a wonderful Eureka Moment. See I Am Spartacus for the results.
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In & Out / int_f26d5e66	type	Brainless Beauty
In & Out / int_f26d5e66	comment	Brainless Beauty: Cameron's vapid supermodel girlfriend, Sonya.
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In & Out / int_f627b434	type	Platonic Life-Partners
In & Out / int_f627b434	comment	Platonic Life-Partners: In hindsight, this is probably how Howard thought of Emily when they were engaged, given that he's not attracted to her physically.
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In & Out / int_f9f2c33	type	RunningGag
In & Out / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: Barbra Streisand, whom Howard likes and is thus frequently brought up to highlight his homosexuality.
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InAndOut	sameAs	In & Out
In & Out	hasFeature	Celebrity Cameo / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Coax Them Out of the Closet / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Cure Your Gays / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Dance Party Ending / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Drum Roll, Please / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Films of 1995â€“1999 / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Fired Teacher / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Foot Popping / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Forced Out of the Closet / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Formerly Fat / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Freudian Slippery Slope / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Gender Nonconforming Equals Gay / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	High Heel Hurt / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	I Am Spartacus / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	I Take Offense to That Last One / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Intentionally Awkward Title / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Invulnerable Knuckles / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Leno Device / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Mistaken for Gay / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Not That There's Anything Wrong with That / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Oscar Bait / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Post-Kiss Catatonia / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Real Award, Fictional Character / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Realistic Diction Is Unrealistic / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Runaway Bride / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Situational Sexuality / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Sorry, I'm Gay / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Starring a Star as a Star / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Trans Equals Gay / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Transparent Closet / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Wedding Bells... for Someone Else / int_296b64f6
In & Out	hasFeature	Why Waste a Wedding? / int_296b64f6

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