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* [[Career Killer]]: Bo Welch hasn't directed a film since then but still works as a production designer.
* [[Career Killer]]: Bo Welch hasn't directed a film since then but still works as a production designer.
* [[Creator Backlash]]: Amy Hill, who played Mrs. Kwan, hated working alongside Mike Myers.
* [[Disowned Adaptation]]: The Seuss Estate hated the film so much that all future Dr. Seuss film adaptations are animated.
* [[Deleted Scene]]:
* [[Enforced Method Acting]]: Mike Myers' reaction to the house getting destroyed was real. He didn't read the script on that scene.
** Deleted verse in this case. It was most likely removed from the Fun Song because the Cat was about to say "Killed a bug up her ass".
** The Things create a flood to prevent Joan from returning home. One scenario had one of the Things drinking too much water and causing a torrent of urine to flow. The second scenario showed one of the Things using a pill to make the bottle spray the water. The third scenario showed one of the Things blowing up a dam.
** On a slip and slide, the Cat can bee seen looking at the centerfold.
* [[Disowned Adaptation]]: The Seuss Estate hated the film so much that no further live-action adaptations will be permitted.
* [[Enforced Method Acting]]: Mike Myers' reaction to the house getting destroyed was real. He didn't read the script for that scene.
* [[Executive Meddling]]: The people at Universal thought that ''[[How the Grinch Stole Christmas (film)|The Grinch]]'' succeeded due to the adult humor and shoehorned as much as possible for this film.
* [[Executive Meddling]]: The people at Universal thought that ''[[How the Grinch Stole Christmas (film)|The Grinch]]'' succeeded due to the adult humor and shoehorned as much as possible for this film.
* [[Franchise Killer]]: The film ended live-action film adaptations of Dr. Seuss books due to the Seuss Estate preventing future live-action films being made because of the adult humor.
* [[Franchise Killer]]: The Seuss Estate no longer permits live-action adaptations because of the adult humor and negative reception in this film.
* [[Hey, It's That Guy!|Hey, It's That Girl!]]: A pre-sex tape [[Paris Hilton]] appears as the blonde the Cat ogles in the club.
* [[Hey, It's That Guy!|Hey, It's That Girl!]]: A pre-sex tape [[Paris Hilton]] appears as the blonde the Cat ogles in the club.
* [[Old Shame]]: Audrey Giesel regretted having her husband's book adapted to a live-action film. She wasn't bothered by ''The Grinch'', though.
* [[Old Shame]]: Audrey Giesel regretted having her husband's book adapted to a live-action film. She wasn't bothered by ''The Grinch'', though.
* [[Promoted Fanboy]]: [[Mike Myers]] admitted that The Cat in the Hat was his favorite book to read as a kid.
* [[Promoted Fanboy]]: [[Mike Myers]] admitted that ''The Cat in the Hat'' was his favorite book to read as a kid.
* [[Star-Derailing Role]]: With this and ''[[The Love Guru]]'', Mike Myers hasn't done any film work aside from the ''[[Shrek]]'' sequels. However, he started a comeback with ''Bohemian Rhapsody''.
* [[Star-Derailing Role]]: With this and ''[[The Love Guru]]'', Mike Myers hasn't done any film work aside from the ''[[Shrek]]'' sequels. However, he started a comeback with ''Bohemian Rhapsody''.
* [[Stillborn Franchise]]: It would have had a sequel based on ''The Cat in the Hat Comes Back'' but got cancelled due to the film's negative reception.
* [[Stillborn Franchise]]: It would have had a sequel based on ''The Cat in the Hat Comes Back'' but it got cancelled due to the film's negative reception.
* [[What Could Have Been]]: [[Tim Allen]] would have played the Cat but backed out due to schedule conflicts with ''The Santa Clause 2''.
* [[What Could Have Been]]: [[Tim Allen]] would have played the Cat but backed out due to schedule conflicts with ''The Santa Clause 2''.



Latest revision as of 14:14, 15 June 2021


Trivia about The Cat in the Hat (film) includes:

  • Career Killer: Bo Welch hasn't directed a film since then but still works as a production designer.
  • Creator Backlash: Amy Hill, who played Mrs. Kwan, hated working alongside Mike Myers.
  • Deleted Scene:
    • Deleted verse in this case. It was most likely removed from the Fun Song because the Cat was about to say "Killed a bug up her ass".
    • The Things create a flood to prevent Joan from returning home. One scenario had one of the Things drinking too much water and causing a torrent of urine to flow. The second scenario showed one of the Things using a pill to make the bottle spray the water. The third scenario showed one of the Things blowing up a dam.
    • On a slip and slide, the Cat can bee seen looking at the centerfold.
  • Disowned Adaptation: The Seuss Estate hated the film so much that no further live-action adaptations will be permitted.
  • Enforced Method Acting: Mike Myers' reaction to the house getting destroyed was real. He didn't read the script for that scene.
  • Executive Meddling: The people at Universal thought that The Grinch succeeded due to the adult humor and shoehorned as much as possible for this film.
  • Franchise Killer: The Seuss Estate no longer permits live-action adaptations because of the adult humor and negative reception in this film.
  • Hey, It's That Girl!: A pre-sex tape Paris Hilton appears as the blonde the Cat ogles in the club.
  • Old Shame: Audrey Giesel regretted having her husband's book adapted to a live-action film. She wasn't bothered by The Grinch, though.
  • Promoted Fanboy: Mike Myers admitted that The Cat in the Hat was his favorite book to read as a kid.
  • Star-Derailing Role: With this and The Love Guru, Mike Myers hasn't done any film work aside from the Shrek sequels. However, he started a comeback with Bohemian Rhapsody.
  • Stillborn Franchise: It would have had a sequel based on The Cat in the Hat Comes Back but it got cancelled due to the film's negative reception.
  • What Could Have Been: Tim Allen would have played the Cat but backed out due to schedule conflicts with The Santa Clause 2.