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* In the middle 2010s, [[Julia Stiles]] seemed to be leaning toward viewing ''[[Ten Things I Hate About You]]'' this way, not so much because of the film itself, but because reporters and interviewers insisted on talking about it years later when she had long since moved onto bigger and better things like the [[The Bourne Series (film)|''Bourne'' film series]]. |
* In the middle 2010s, [[Julia Stiles]] seemed to be leaning toward viewing ''[[Ten Things I Hate About You]]'' this way, not so much because of the film itself, but because reporters and interviewers insisted on talking about it years later when she had long since moved onto bigger and better things like the [[The Bourne Series (film)|''Bourne'' film series]]. |
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* [[Douglas Fairbanks]], of all people, starred in a lot of cheesy (and bad) films before he became famous, and one he was especially not proud of was ''Mystery of the Leaping Fish''. Released in 1916, this comedic lampoon of [[Sherlock Holmes]] stories had Fairbanks portray a [[Captain Ersatz]] of Holmes named "Coke Ennyday" who was hooked on opium and cocaine. That's right, Fairbanks had done the [[Stoners Are Funny]] routine more than 50 years before Sean Penn made it popular in ''[[Fast Times at Ridgemont High]]''. |
* [[Douglas Fairbanks]], of all people, starred in a lot of cheesy (and bad) films before he became famous, and one he was especially not proud of was ''Mystery of the Leaping Fish''. Released in 1916, this comedic lampoon of [[Sherlock Holmes]] stories had Fairbanks portray a [[Captain Ersatz]] of Holmes named "Coke Ennyday" who was hooked on opium and cocaine. That's right, Fairbanks had done the [[Stoners Are Funny]] routine more than 50 years before Sean Penn made it popular in ''[[Fast Times at Ridgemont High]]''. |
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* [[David Hasselhoff]] has one of these, and he was far from the only one involved in making the low-budget, hastily-made ''[[Starcrash]]'' who regrets doing so. A space opera made in 1978 as a cash-grab hoping to profit from the success of ''[[Star Wars]]''. The film was originally made for American International Pictures, who deemed it too terrible to even release; [[New World Pictures]] did so after buying the rights to it, and it has since been regarded as "a masterpiece in unintentionally bad filmmaking" and compared to ''[[Plan 9 from Outer Space]]''. |
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