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- In the scene where Scott is chasing after
the toy santa in the sleigh. Their arguing
and the toy santa says "You are a sad,
strange little man". Is that possibly
a reference to Toy
Story where he says the same thing to
Woody? - kim
- Yes, it is. The
Internet Movie Database confirms it.
- I have read remarks about the German "Tiger-tanks"
in the later part of the movie. The reason
that they differ from the real Tigers is that
there are no serviceable Tiger-tanks left,
and the filmmakers couldn't afford to build
new ones from "scratch". The tanks
in "Private Ryan" are very nicely
disguised Russian T-34:s of World War 2 design.
Just as the ones in "Kelly's Heroes"
with Clint Eastwood, and in some other movies.
- Olav Westerman
- Correction:
This concerns the comment about the Tiger
1 Tanks being modified Russian T-34s.
In fact they weren't; the movies Tigers
were built by Porsche, since they still
have the original blueprints. So the Tigers
were as close to authentic as one could
get. The most noticeable difference were
the movie Tigers lack of interleaved roadwheels,
like on the actual tank. I don't know
why they didn't use them; perhaps it was
due to the complexity and questionable
reliability of such an arrangement. -
thatjerryguy
- Correction:
Another comment about the Tigertanks
in the movie: Even if Porsche built
the tanks from scratch and not just
stripped and rebuilt T-34:s, I'm pretty
sure that they used T-34 wheels and
tracks, probably the whole propulsion-unit,
as it looks exactly as the T-34 unit.
Including the size, number and internal
distances of the wheels. By the way:
The Tigers in "Kellys Heroes"
looked just as convincing, with every
detail faithfully reproduced, but the
wheels and overall proportions, including
that the turret was placed too near
the front end, gave them away as T-34:s.
- Olav Westerman
- Correction:
One more comment about the Tigertanks.
According to, as I understand, reliable
sources I have found, the Tigers were
built around Russian T34/85 tanks. The
work was done by Plus Film Services
in England under the direction of art
director Alan Tomkins. The tanks, one
of them damaged, are now at the National
Tank Museum at Bovington, England. Furthermore,
I myself have checked my video-copy
of the movie thoroughly, and there is
absolutely no doubt that the tracks
and wheels are T-34 units, and that
the upper hull and turret does not have
the exact proportions of the real Tiger,
but can very well accommodate a T-34
inside. - Olav Westerman
- Director Steven Spielberg put the actors
in a boot camp for six days on that seventh
day they were all ready to quit the movie
altogether. - Ash
- Addition:
The boot was run by Marine Capt.(Ret)
Dale Dye, whose been the military tech
advisor on far too many films to mention
(he's also in the movie as a Colonel in
the scene where General Marshall learns
about the Ryan brothers and reads President
Lincoln's letter). The squad got dragged
through the mud in a cross between MARINE
Recuit training and WWII Army boot (for
a little more historical authenticity).
- AV8er
- Addition:
Matt Damon did not go to boot camp so
that the other actors would feel hostile
and it would reflect on screen. - Becka
- On Omaha Beach, the "American"
troops were really the Irish Navy. - Lydia
- The scene on Omaha Beach where the guy pulls
the pin on the grenade and hanks throws it
into the bunker was actually a retake because
originally he screwed up and they could only
do the scene one more time because it cost
too much. (Source: Jay Leno Interview) - Chris
Kitchens
- During the Omaha Beach scenes, the soldiers
with limbs missing were portrayed by real
amputees. (Source: Internet Movie Database)
- Gibborino
- The original title for "Scary Movie"
was "Scream If You Know What I Did Last
Halloween." - one_eyed_beth
- Correction:
I don't know you heard that, but it is
wrong. The title "Scream, If you
know what I did last Halloween" was
the name of a TV movie spoof, not a another
name. Even though the other movie was
the same thing, a goofy mask killer (same
costume) is on a murdering rampage. Funniest
scene was in a garage where one of the
people is fixing a car and the killer
starts driving towards him and he starts
screaming about 1 minute later the killer
is still driving and the guy is still
screaming, he escapes when the killer
gets pulled over and his licence said
his name was the killer. - TAZ
- Correction:
Taz, you are actually wrong about
the title of the movie you are talking
about. It's called "Shriek If
You Know What I Did Last Friday the
Thirteenth" but the scene you
are talking about is hilarious! (Source:
Myself) - han
- Comment: "Scream
If You Know What I Did Last Halloween"
was the working title for Scary Movie.
(Source: imdb.com) - Webmaster
- The movie was a combined effort of a script
by the Wayans' brothers and another script.
One of the scripts was named Scream, cause
if know what you did last halloween, the other
had a similar title. They decided to work
together. - Obese
- At the part where the camera runs into Cindy,
that was purely accidental, but Wayans (the
director) thought it was funny and they kept
it in. - The
Quiz Man
- Jim Carrey was originally casted to play
Bobby, but the declined the role because he
refused for his character to die. - The
Quiz Man
- The homeless person near the beginning of
the movie who Cindy gave the sandwich to was
really a homeless guy who wondered onto the
set. - The
Quiz Man
- Near the end of the movie when Bobby and
Ray confront Cindy with the truth of the murders,
Ray holds the 'voice thingy' to his mouth
to talk in the scary voice and say "Surprise!",
but instead Neve Campbell voice comes out.
He then hits it a bit and the voice he wants
comes out. (Source: watching it enough) -
LinKitty
- In the movie the main characters all have
the names of the Brady kids. (Source: The
movie) - Kaz
- In the beginning when they did the spoof
of The Exorcist
the tongue they used for the girl was the
tongue the used for Linda Blair for The Exorcist.
They borrowed it and after filming the scene
returned it. (Source: DVD) - TAZ
- When The President (Nelson) opens the after
the fight the ...... he says "I'm just
here to say we're counting on you." This
is a reference to another Leslie Nelson movie,
Airplane, when the guy is trying to fly the
plane Nelson says that numerous times. (Source:
Self Knowledge) - TAZ
- Simon Cowell from American Idol has a cameo
in the film in the hip hop club scene. (Source:
Theater) - Eliza
- Al Pacino
is such a serious method actor that while
he was filming scent of a woman the producers
had to halt production for weeks. The scene
where he was tired of walking after the Ferrari
ride he stumbled and fell into a bush and
a pine needle pierced his eye. - Scottman
- When Velma is looking at the Damenritus
through the mag glass, you can see that the
writing is made up of Pokemon Unknown letters.
- 6Michael6Myers6
- Correction: The
name of the ancient artifact is spelled
Damon-Rightess. Also they are similar
to the Pokemon Unknown letters, Yes, but
it is an Ancient Pandamoness text. An
extremely old culture, and I know for
sure, I looked it up in The Library Of
Movie History. - Rainbojellie
- After Scooby sees the monster in the window,
and runs under the table, Fred scolds him,
saying "Scooby, This is the most embarrassing
thing you've done since you decided to clean
your beans at Don Nots's Christmas party!"
Great for kids, don't you think? (Source:
My 46 Times watching this movie) - Rainbojellie
- In a documentary I watched they said the
real Scorpion King was the one who raided
villages in Egypt. In fact he is the reason
why Egypt is one country. Before him, Egypt
was made up of many little nations. (Source:
The real Scorpion King Documentary) - TAZ
- Matthew Lillard makes a cameo scene in Scream
2. It is the the scene witch Randy gives Sister
Plege and Sister Murfey cocktails. If you
look behind Randy you can see Matthew Lillard,
he has blonde bleached hair and sunglasses
on! - BOO!!!!
- The cast never received the last ten pages
of the script until they were ready to film
it and did not know who the killer was until
the end. - Becka
- The reason why they had Dooey and Gale fall
in love at the end was because. On the set
of the first one they did fall in love. So
they made their characters fall in love in
Second. Also note they also got married after
filming the movie. - TAZ
- Kevin Williamson the writer of Scream 2
has a cameo as the talk show host interviewing
Cotton Weary at the beginning of the movie.
- Kim
- (Spoiler) In Halloween
the mothers name is Laurie and in Scream 2
and the killer, who is also Billy Loomis'
mother changes her name is Laurie Metcalf.
- In the movie you can see that Jay and Silent
bob from "Dogma" have a little cameo
in one scene right after Gale gets thrown
out of the stab 3 studio by security guards.
- Kim
- When Jay and silent bob are first shown
there is a man behind them with a video camera,
that man is Wes Craven. - withluvxoxo
- When Sid stabs (blank) on the shoulder at
the end of the movie when she's behind the
bar. She was suppose to stab (blank) through
the bullet proof vest/padding but instead
she missed the padding and actually stabbed
(blank). (blank) had a little boo boo when
they yelled "cut". - withluvxoxo
- The town that the events take place is never
given. (Source: DVD) - Shaun
- When the contents of the box at the end
of the movie is shown, there is a flash on
the screen, see if you can find it. I don't
want to spoil it for you. (Source: DVD) -
Shaun
- At the beginning when Brad and Morgan walk
down the street, all the building addresses
begin with 7. (Source: DVD) - Shaun
- The actor who portrays the killer is uncredited
at the start, but is given the first credit
at the end. (Source: DVD) - Shaun
- The ending credits roll down instead of
up. (Source: DVD) - Shaun
- During one scene Brad Pitt is chasing the
killer on the streets and falls and badly
hurts his arm. This was a real mishap on set.
Brad really hurt himself and the incident
was written into the script. (Source: DVD)
- Shaun
- Addition:
Brad Pitt's arm went through a car windscreen
and required surgery. (Source: imdb.com)
- Webmaster
- The opening credits are shown over a blurred
image of the killer removing skin from his
fingertips! (Source: DVD) - Shaun
- The director was so frustrated with the
drunken members of Aerosmith, they almost
got fired. (Source: Behind the Scenes article
on the movie) - Sir
Ompey
- While it was almost believable that Barry
Gibb could knockout Alice Cooper, the fight
scene between Peter Frampton and Steven Tyler,
after the 'Come Together' sequence, was changed
after the Aerosmith band members argued that
there was no way in hell that Frampton could
take Tyler. The director caved and allowed
Tyler to be on top of the pinned Frampton,
winning the fight until the lovely Strawberry
Fields character clocks him over the head
from behind and pushes him off the high stage,
seemingly to his death. (Source: Behind the
Scenes article on the movie) - Sir
Ompey
- George Burns, acting as narrator, is the
only actor with a speaking role in the
movie. He was hired because Peter Frampton
and the Gibb Brothers, who were playing Americans,
had such a strong English accents and
such limited experience as actors. (Source:
imdb.com) - Sir
Ompey
- Paul McCartney was originally supposed
to play Sgt. Pepper. Instead Billy Preston
was cast. (Source:
Behind the Scenes Magazine article
) - Sir
Ompey
- Billy Preston was the only person
in the cast to ever play with the Beatles
on one of their albums. (Source:
Behind the Scenes Magazine article
) - Sir
Ompey
- While there were
many musicians who had played with the
Beatles during there recording sessions,
Billy Preston is the only non-Beatle to
ever be credited on a Beatles album (Let
It Be). (Source: Behind the Scenes Magazine
article ) - Sir
Ompey
- In Shaft (2000) Samuel L. Jackson brings
Christian Bales character Walter Wade to jail
where he first meets the character Peeples.
Peeples ask Wade why he is in jail...then
proceeds to comment about how he is probably
in there for Tax Evasion or something, Wade
replies with a Fuck You. Peeples laughes and
says: Hey, you is an interesting motherfucker,
do you have like a Business Card or something?
This is actually a direct reference toward
Bales Patrick Bateman character in AMERICAN
PSYCHO, of whom is egotistically all about
his Business Card. - chainsaw_420
- In Shaft 2000 there are actually 5 somewhat
hidden cameos that aren't clearly noticeable:
#1. renowned rapper Busta Rhymes plays Shafts
'Chauffer' of whom drives him all over town.
#2. renowned rapper Tone Loc is the guy drinking
milk getting advice from Shaft. (the Who delivers
10 times outta 10 part)
#3. Mekhi Phifer (I Still Know What You Did
Last Summer) is the kid that gets beat to
death with a metal pole at the very beginning.
*This is also the movies little 'tribute to
horror' section because Mekhi is beat to death
by Christian Bale who is known for his horrifying
persona in (American Psycho!)
#4. Shaft's uncle in Shaft 2000 is Richard
Roundtree, the original Shaft in the 70's
movies.
#5. I'm sad I don't know his name, but in
the bar where Shaft always goes, there is
a scene where Sam Jackson & Richard Roundtree
are sitting at a corner table and next to
them is an elderly man with grey hair, this
man is the 'CREATOR' of the character shaft
& he is also the director of the original
'SHAFT TRILOGY' interesting huh! - chainsaw_420
- Explanation:
The guys name that created the Shaft Trilogy
is Gordon Parks. - MistryMaam
- The makers of this movie also created SPACED,
a comedy sitcom. And many of the zombie extras
are fans of the sitcom that were found on
the internet webpage of Spaced. (Source: Myself)
- Shaun
- At one point Nick Frost says 'We're comin'
to get you Barbara!' a reference to Night
of the living dead. (Source: Myself) - Shaun
- (I think) Nicole Kidman makes a cameo at
the bar of the restaurant where Geoffrey Rush
plays 'Flight of the Bumblebee'. - ClausHergescheimer
- After Mike Myers finished Shrek's original
voice he THEN decided to give Shrek a Scottish
accent. So 4 million dollars was spent changing
Shrek's original voice to Scottish. - kyara
- Chris Farley was originally considered for
performing the voice of Shrek before he passed
away. - Philthemovieman
- Kathleen Freeman who's best known as "The
Penguin" from The
Blues Brothers did her final piece of
work in this movie as the old lady who owned
the Donkey. She passed away in late 2000.
- Philthemovieman
- Upon realizing that his swamp is being 'invaded'
by fairy tale characters, Shrek shouted: "What
are you doing in my swamp??!!!" All the
characters were startled. Then there was a
shot of two dwarves (probably Snow White's)
coming out of the bushes, hugging each other!
Two gay dwarves making out in the bushes!!!
I thought it was hilarious! (Source: DVD)
- bitoy
- Correction: The
elves were NOT making out. The two began
the scene in front of the log, were startled,
ducked down and ran under the log. They
popped up behind the log and held each
other because they were scared. (Source:
DVD) - Sam
- Shrek won the first ever Oscar for best
animated feature film beating Jimmy Neutron
and Monsters Inc. (Source: Oscars) - TAZ
- M. Night Shyamalan the writer director and
producer has a little cameo in this movie.
(Source: signs) - Kim
- At the end of the movie, when the alien
Mel Gibson had had a previous encounter with
was holding his son, and image of Mel Gibson's
face appears on the alien's wrist as he starts
to eject the poisonous gas. (Source: Movie)
- diva
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- On the poster for this movie, there
is obviously a human skull on the back
of the moth over Starling's mouth. If
you look close, you can see that the
"skull" is made up of naked
women (three or seven, depending on
the version of the poster). The 3-woman
skull was inspired by a Salvador Dali
drawing/painting. The 7-woman skull
was inspired by a 1951 photograph (which
itself was inspired by the Dali painting).
- OKSAN
- This film was originally supposed
to be helmed by Robert Duvall but he
backed out of it because of its violence.
(Source: DVD) - Chickmagnet
- The Actor who plays Barney is the
only actor who is in all four Hannibal
Lector films (Manhunter, Silence of
the lambs, Hannibal, and Red Dragon.)
(Source: Red Dragon DVD) - Chickmagnet
- In the approximately 20 minutes that
Dr. Lecter appears in the movie, he
NEVER blinks his eyes! Now that's fuhreaky.
(Source: DVD) - sick
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When Gene Kelly performs
the title tune, the falling rain isn't all
water; in order for it to show up on film,
the water was mixed with milk. Imagine cleaning
that up! (Source: Personal knowledge) -
Covenant
- Addition:
Actually most movies use that water and
milk technique. It shows up better on
film. - Mikey
-
Jean Hagen's marvelously
shrill performance is exactly that--a performance.
In real life she had a pleasant voice, and
at the end of the film, when Kathy is supposed
to be dubbing her character, Jean's actually
the one singing! (Source: Personal knowledge)
- Covenant
- Jim Carrey auditioned for the part as the
geek but it was rewarded to the biggest 80's
geek Anthony M. Hall. - Ryan
- The music score of the home video version
of this movie is different from the score
on the theatrical and television broadcast
version of the movie. The home video version
has a boring non-descript soundtrack and the
theatrical soundtrack has a soundtrack filled
with songs by artists that were big during
the era that the film takes place in. Artists
like Elton John and the Pointer Sisters. -
Cathy
-
Did you know that Daredevil,
the headless horseman's horse, was a life
size mechanical horse in some close-up shots!
Creatures had to mold, sculpt, skin and
fur a life-size version of the horse. This
was a process that took several months.
It was programmed to do many things like
gallop and rear its head, canter, blink
its eyes, flaring is nostrils, and blow
steam out of its nose. - Ichabod2000
- In the scenes where the Horseman is actually
headless (not the Chris Walken scenes) did
you notice how smooth all the axe and swordplay
looked? That's because the actor was played
by Ray Park, Mr. Darth Maul himself. - Quikkill
- The Iron Maiden (the torture device that
Ichabod's mother is in) appears not only in
Sleepy Hollow, but in another Tim Burton movie,
Batman Returns. Bruce Wayne (Michael Keaton)
uses it as one of the hidden chutes all over
his house to the Batcave. I am a Tim Burton
film freak and watched both movies to check
it, and yes, it's true. - Grand
Funkmistress
- Look at the map in the start of the movie.
I think it was Penn and New York is switched
around. - Dodgebe
- Correction:
The two states that are switched are New
York and New Jersey. (Source: VHS) - darklotus72
- The whole entire movie was filmed inside
a building. That includes the outdoor scenes.
- TAZ
- Correction:
The whole set for Sleepy Hollow was actually
built in Marlow, England. I know this
because I visited the set (boo-hoo, Johnny
Depp and Christina Ricci weren't there).
(Source: My Granny) - Nick
- The film's original title was called "Smokey
IS The Bandit". The original plot had
Jackie Gleason playing both Buford T. Justice
AND The Bandit. However after a test screening
in early 1982, audiences were confused by
both the title AND the plot, so the script
was re-worked and re-titled and Jerry Reed
got called in the play Cletus "The Snowman"
again who would then become the new Bandit.
- Philthemovieman
- Addition:
There is reference to this name change
in 'Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey' in
the scene where the 'Stations' and Einstein
are playing charades in heaven. (Source:
Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey) - greeny
- Snow White won I think either 7 or 8 Acadamy
awards. One of them was a normal sized statue
while the others, as a joke, were pint size
that look like dwarves compared to the normal
size one. In fact if you go to Disney world
and go see the Walt Disney museum they have
them on displayed. (Source: Walt Disney Museum)
- TAZ
- Director Billy Wilder was so frustrated
with Marilyn Monroe forgetting her lines that
he posted them at numerous spots on the set,
including inside a dresser drawer. (Source:
Personal knowledge) - Covenant
- In the scene where Maria
(Julie Andrews) is singing "I've got
Confidence," and she is at the fountain:
When they show the arched-door gate, a couple
walks by on the other side of the arched doorway.
The one who is hunched over is the real Maria
von Trapp. - get
off my Bach
- While filming Rolf and
Liesl's gazeebo dance scene, Liesl slipped
off the bench, went right through one of the
panes of glass, and sprained her ankle. At
the end of the number, when she comes toward
the camera with arms wide open, you can somewhat
see one ankle is bigger than the other: this
would be the Ace bandage they had to use under
her panty hose. - get
off my Bach
- South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut holds
the record for using the f-word 399 times.
Most of the f-words are heard in the song
"uncle fucka": "Shut your fucking
face uncle fucka. You're the one that fucked
your uncle, uncle fucka. You don't eat or
sleep or mow the lawn, You just fuck your
uncle all day long." - Hilarious song.
The f-word is used 271 times in Pulp
Fiction, which comes in second. - Webmaster
- Correction:
See, I don't know, I read in Maxim magazine
once that it wasn't South Park with 399
fuck's, but in fact it was the movie Goodfellas,
but maybe South Park is second place and
pulp fiction is third. (Source: Maxim
Magazine) - philly
- Comment:
You might be right. According to the
Internet Movie Database South Park
the film contains 399 profane words
and the word "fuck" only
appears 133 times. - Webmaster
- At the diner, in the end, you can see the
Millenium Falcon in the parking lot. (Source:
http://www.cache.cow.net/~draith/sw/swtrivia.txt)
- TAZ
- Halle Berry
was originally cast to play the leading female
but turned it down. (Source: 101 biggest celebrity
oops) - Tazz
- In the sequal to SPEED several lines are
repeated or refered to such as "Whoa,
that bus was going way too fast!", and
"I've heard relationships based on intense
circumstances never work." - Bo
Jangels
- Correct me if you know I am wrong, but at
the first of the movie when the girls are
coming down the stairs into the crowd it looks
to me like Leonardo DiCaprio is holding a
camera making a short appearance. - Kat
- Sylvester
Stallone didn't just play the Toy Maker
but as the three advisers for the Toy Maker
and the President. (Source: Self knowledge)
- Tazz
- George Clooney returns as the president,
only this time he is filmed in his own house
and only the top half of his body on screen.
(Source: DVD) - Shaun
- While being on the stakeout, Emilio Estevez
and Richard Dreyfuss play a movie quote game
to pass time. Eztevez asks Dreyfuss to recognize
the quote: "This was no boating accident."
and Dreyfuss has no idea - although he was
the one who originally said it in Jaws
(1975) as Matt Hooper - the shark-expert.
- Webmaster
- The line from Jaws was supposed to be
funny for those who were paying attention!
- Mouse
- Yes, and it is funny.
What's your point?
- When Uhura and Chekhov are asking passersby
for directions to Alameda, the young woman
who actually stops and answers them (though
all she does is reiterate what they've been
asking) was not an extra or part of the cast--she
simply happened to wander by, and Nimoy (the
director) decided to keep it in the film.
(Source: Nimoy interview) - Covenant
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- When Obi-Wan and Anakin walk into the bar
near the beginning of the movie, Obi-Wan says
to Anakin "I swear you will be the death
of me" and in episode 4 Anakin (Darth
Vader) kills Obi-Wan. - JC
- The son of Jango Fett is a character in
episodes V and VI. He of course is Boba Fett
the bounty Hunter who takes Han Solo to Jaba
in episode V and one of the people who fall
into that creature pit in episode VI. - TAZ
- Addition:
Although Boba Fett fell into the sarlacc
he didn't die, he blasted his way out
and nearly died from the acids, it was
a rare occasion when someone saw him without
his famous armor. (Source: Books) - Trek
Wars
- When Obi Wan is searching for the planet
Kamino, he points to the galaxy its in, in
episode V at the end where Leia, Luke, C-3PO
and R2-D2 is looking at an universe, its the
same. (Source: http://massassi.yavin4.com/sw/mminfo.htm)
- TAZ
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Staying
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- John Travolta's character is walking through
a crowded street and bumps hard into a fur-coat
wearing man walking away from the camera.
Travolta, annoyed, turns to look at the man.
The man, also annoyed, turns back to look
at Travolta. The man is Sylvester Stallone,
the director, making a Hitchcock-like cameo.
(Source: Saw movie, imdb.com) - Sir
Ompey
- Patrick Swayze is a dance extra in the sea
of dancers in the Broadway production that
Travolta's character plays the star. (Source:
Saw movie, imdb.com) - Sir
Ompey
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Suburban
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- In the movie of the actors who this was
his first and only movie because he would
go on to another career that would make him
very famous world wide was Mark Callaway;
also known as in the WWE(WWF) as The Undertaker.
It was the star of the movie, Hulk Hogan,
who thought he would be a great wrestler.
- TAZ
- Correction:
Mark Callaway, was a wrestler way before
Surburban Commando. He was a wrestler
known as the Punisher, when he wrestled
for USWA, and was Mean Mark Callaway,
part of the Sky Scrappers back in WCW,
Then to come to the WWF as Kane the Undertaker
at The survivor Series, To then just to
become Undertaker. (Source: wrestling
promotion) - bruce
wimberly
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SubUrbia
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- Flea the bassist for the Red Hot Chili Peppers
is the character Razzle in the movie. During
a scene where they are all riding in a car
another person actually calls him Flea and
he responses that his name is Razzle. (Source:
Personal Experience) - fred
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Sunset
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- Both Mae West and Mary Pickford were originally
offered the role of Norma Desmond, and both
refused. I'm unsure of Pickford's reasons,
but West was outraged. Thankfully, the part
went to Gloria Swanson, who played the role
perfectly. - Covenant
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