• Correction: What the Dude mentioned about the kid in the back of the scene is not true. When the rumor first started, it was said to be the ghost of the boy who lived in the apartment where the movie was being filmed. He died when he fell out the window. When his mother saw the movie, she saw him and screamed, "That's my son!" The result was a run on Three Men and a Baby at the video stores as everyone rushed to see the ghost of the dead boy. As it turns out, there was no dead boy or mother. The boy in the background was actually a cardboard cutout of one of the actors in the film, Ted Danson, I think. They even took a picture of Ted posing with the cardboard cutout and put it in People magazine, with a small article explaining this urban legend. - Jim M
• Comment: In that same scene where Jack passes the two windows while his mother is there, yes, the second window does have a cardboard cutout inserted into one scene and as Danson goes by the window again it is gone..but also in the first window. Danson goes by the window and there is a rifle in the window, when he repasses that first window again, it is gone. I was told that this was the gun that the boy who killed himself used, but we all know now that this was not a goof, just a publicity stunt to get viewers interested in the movie just in case it did not do so well at the box office. - lisa46224
• Comment: Everybody knows about the boy behind the window. Well if he was a fake then why does he appear again. When they are all singing Goodnight sweetheart its time to go, and the baby is sleeping in the crib. Look in the round window above the crib. At first he is not there, but then you will see his head float up in the window, then it will float back down. I have done research on where the movie was taped, and it was filmed in a real apt, and filmed on the 2nd floor. So why would they go to all of this trouble for a fake ghost sighting. - wazzzup
• Comment: There is a ghost in the film and yes it is of the boy that lived in that apt. The film makers paid the mother of the boy a huge sum of money to film the movie in her apt after her son died of leukemia. When she saw the premier of the film she saw him, still dressed in the same outfit he passed away in and yes she tried to get the movie stopped. If you notice that the new movies don't included that scene or it was dubbed out. Answer this, why would they keep filming if there was a boy standing in the window? Because you can't see it in real life only on film since it goes so fast you have to really look, I never knew it was there until I was told it was. Stunt or not, I still believe that it's a ghost and it's of the woman's son. Rest his soul. - Just Me
• Comment: Do you people also believe that The Blair Witch Project was true?!? There is no ghost in Three Men And A Baby. Here, straight from snopes.com, is the truth about the (rofl) "ghostly figure." "The strange figure seen behind the curtains of a window in the background of a Three Men and a Baby scene is a cardboard cutout of Ted Danson, not the supernatural image of a dead boy. Also, all filming took place on soundstages, not in any real house or apartment." Read all about this urban legend at the Urban Legends Reference Pages. - hikkchik
• Comment: Not to beat a dead horse so to speak but it is widely believed the cardboard cutout was actually "planted" in the window to create the illusion of the "ghost boy". An alleged ploy by the director/producer to drum up interest in the video release. - K2000kid
• Comment: There's no way that little boy in the window is Ted Danson's cardboard cut out. Look at the pictures! Ted's cutout is full sized - that little boy in the window is not! - jenn4516
  • Correction: It is in fact a cardboard cutout of Ted Danson and NOT of a child ghost...he isn't standing right next to it in that particular scene so it makes it look smaller. Freeze the scene and you will be able to tell it is his cardboard cutout. It just made it in to that scene by accident. - sara
• Correction: About the whole ghost story thing. It's a good story, a great way to entice some date into watching the movie with you. A fun little gag for friends. However, it is, in fact, a cardboard cut out of Danson. And there is no validity to the apartment story, because that scene was filmed on a soundstage in Hollywood. Sorry to anyone who truly believed it, but hey, play a prank on your friends. This is the perfect set up, don't you think? - nloding
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When James Bond discovers the sunken Vulcan-bomber, he swims through a door between the bomb-bay and the cockpit. When the movie was shown at a Royal Air Force base, the Vulcan-pilots who saw this scene laughed, since the real Vulcans didn't have such a door. - Olav Westerman

• Comment: True. Rob Loew is uncredited. His plays Paul Barish. (Source: imdb.com) - Webmaster

• Correction: Neither one of them say "rape me". Woody says "make me". - Jeremy

• Addition: The short animation that the ball first appears in was the first ever animated short created by Pixar. The two lamps that feature are the reason that there is a lamp in the logo of Pixar. (Source: Common knowledge) - Lizzie

• Addition: Oz is credited as "Corrupt cop". - Webmaster

• Addition/Correction: She is credited as "Sandman's Wife". A cameo is an uncredited appearance. - Webmaster

• Addition: Clarance and Travis both also go alone to the movies. The difference is; Travis prefers Swedish porn and Clarance old Kung Fu movies.

• Correction: Hmm, that's interesting... did he somehow grow back the eye that was shot out in True Romance? I wish I knew how to do that trick! (Source: I watched both movies) - marcera
• Correction: Clarence doesn't grow up to be Mr. White. Mr. White's first name in Reservoir Dogs is Larry. (Source: Snypes) - snypes