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* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]: In the movie Sally Tomato was played by Alan Reed -- the voice of [[The Flintstones|Fred Flintstone]]. It's worth noting that the film came out around the same time the series started, so you're seeing Reed at the time he began playing Fred. The physical similarities are particularly obvious.
* [[Iconic Characters|Iconic Character]]: Any "hip" store is likely to have a poster or a painting of Holly alongside those of [[Marilyn Monroe]], [[James Dean]], etc.
* [[Old Shame]]: Both Richard Shepherd and Blake Edwards had regretted of casting Mickey Rooney in
* [[Playing Against Type]]: Audrey Hepburn as a call girl? Wait... [[And the Fandom Rejoiced|YASSS!]]
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- Actor Allusion: Paul's "decorator" says to him "well, love has found Andy Hardy." Andy Hardy was a T.V. character portrayed by Mickey Rooney who plays Mr. Yunioshi.
- Fake Nationality:
- Audrey herself is a Fake American, though her foreign accent is explained as a result of speech lessons. In the movie the accent is so she can casually pass herself off as a Fake Brit, to make her more marketable as an aspiring actress.
- Mickey Rooney's unfortunate turn as Holly's Japanese neighbor...
- Hey, It's That Voice!: In the movie Sally Tomato was played by Alan Reed -- the voice of Fred Flintstone. It's worth noting that the film came out around the same time the series started, so you're seeing Reed at the time he began playing Fred. The physical similarities are particularly obvious.
- Iconic Character: Any "hip" store is likely to have a poster or a painting of Holly alongside those of Marilyn Monroe, James Dean, etc.
- Old Shame: Both Richard Shepherd and Blake Edwards had regretted of casting Mickey Rooney in Yellowface. Mickey Rooney himself stated if he'd known that so many people would be offended, he would never took that role.
- Playing Against Type: Audrey Hepburn as a call girl? Wait... YASSS!