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* [[Black and Nerdy]]: Jiff. |
* [[Black and Nerdy]]: Jiff. |
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* [[Blackmail]] |
* [[Blackmail]] |
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* [[Bond One |
* [[Bond One-Liner]]: "I enjoyed meeting you, Cliff." |
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* [[The Cameo]]: Yup, that's Robert Downey Jr in the restaurant. |
* [[The Cameo]]: Yup, that's Robert Downey Jr in the restaurant. |
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* [[Casting Couch]]: [[Heather Graham]]'s character Daisy ends up sleeping with everyone involved with the film. |
* [[Casting Couch]]: [[Heather Graham]]'s character Daisy ends up sleeping with everyone involved with the film. |
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* [[Take That]]: Heather Graham's character is basically a hyper-condensed tale of Anne Heche (who Steve Martin briefly dated)'s rise to "fame" (by hooking up with famous people), culminating in her being in a relationship with a "powerful Hollywood lesbian" (hint hint Ellen Degeneres). |
* [[Take That]]: Heather Graham's character is basically a hyper-condensed tale of Anne Heche (who Steve Martin briefly dated)'s rise to "fame" (by hooking up with famous people), culminating in her being in a relationship with a "powerful Hollywood lesbian" (hint hint Ellen Degeneres). |
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* [[True Companions]]: To some extent, Bowfinger and his regular cast. |
* [[True Companions]]: To some extent, Bowfinger and his regular cast. |
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* [[Viewers are Morons]]: "That's too much for the audience to have to think about. They have to know that the guy's name is Cliff, they have to know that he's on a cliff. That the Cliff and the cliff is the same. It's too cerebral! We're trying to make a movie here, not a film!" |
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* [[What Do You Mean |
* [[What Do You Mean It's Not Awesome?]]: Intentionally done with the FedEx delivery at the film's end. |
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* [[Writers Cannot Do Math]]: Kit Ramsey goes through a script and found the letter K appearing 466 times, which he says is perfectly divisible by 3. 466 isn't perfectly divisible by 3. |
* [[Writers Cannot Do Math]]: Kit Ramsey goes through a script and found the letter K appearing 466 times, which he says is perfectly divisible by 3. 466 isn't perfectly divisible by 3. |
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* [[Writers Suck]]: Bowfinger's accountant-slash-screenwriter is second on Daisy's list of guys to sleep with to get to the top. |
* [[Writers Suck]]: Bowfinger's accountant-slash-screenwriter is second on Daisy's list of guys to sleep with to get to the top. |
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=== ''Chubby Rain'', the [[Show Within a Show|film within the film]], contains the following tropes: === |
=== ''Chubby Rain'', the [[Show Within a Show|film within the film]], contains the following tropes: === |
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* [[Easily-Thwarted Alien Invasion]]: As far as we can tell, Kit's character is able to defeat the aliens without actually doing anything. Except maybe playing tennis. And saying "GOTCHA SUCKERS!" |
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* [[Just a Stupid Accent]]: Daisy's character has a bizarre pseudo-European accent for no apparent reason. Unfortunately, it makes it very hard to understand one of her funniest [[Narm|Narmy]] lines: "One slip-up in your tough, crime-filled world and you could die!" |
* [[Just a Stupid Accent]]: Daisy's character has a bizarre pseudo-European accent for no apparent reason. Unfortunately, it makes it very hard to understand one of her funniest [[Narm|Narmy]] lines: "One slip-up in your tough, crime-filled world and you could die!" |
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* [[No Budget]]: That's after [[Useful Notes/Hollywood Accounting|gross net deduction profit percentage deferment ten percent of the nut]]. Cash, every movie cost $2,184. " |
* [[No Budget]]: That's after [[Useful Notes/Hollywood Accounting|gross net deduction profit percentage deferment ten percent of the nut]]. Cash, every movie cost $2,184. " |