Mister Hula Hoop

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Jennifer Jason Leigh won the role of Amy Archer over Ellen Barkin, Nicole Kidman, Winona Ryder, and [...]	D
The secretary of the Hudsucker brainstormers (uncredited Mary Beth Peil) is reading throughout the H [...]	D
Dr. Hugo Bronfenbrenner, the psychiatrist who evaluated Norville for the board, was likely named aft [...]	D
Jack Nicholson was considered for the role of Sidney J. Mussburger.	D
The film cast includes three Oscar winners: Tim Robbins, Paul Newman and Thom Noble; and two Oscar n [...]	D
Debut of actress Anna Nicole Smith.	D
Despondent over business failure, leaping from a great height in a snowstorm, and being visited by a [...]	D
Joanne Pankow's debut.	D
The deus ex machina towards the end of the movie is actually a god in a machine.	D
The line "if a frog had wings, it wouldn't bump its ass a-hoppin'", and the name Hudsucker itself, w [...]	D
Paul Newman had been approached about the project in 1984 but turned it down due to not having done [...]	D
Peter Gallagher, who plays an old-fashioned crooner in this film, appears here alongside Joe Grifasi [...]	D
The death of Waring Hudsucker was inspired by a real-life incident. On February 3, 1975, Eli Black, [...]	D
Lots of scenes share a bizarre similarity to Terry Gilliam's Brazil. Both films feature a wimpy hero [...]	D
Producer Joel Silver on casting Jennifer Jason Leigh:"She just came in and blew us away," said produ [...]	D
Sam Raimi: in the Hula Hoop manufacturing sequence as one of the Hudsucker brainstormers. We don't s [...]	D
Trailer narrated by Hal Douglas.	D
As of 2020, this is the only PG-rated movie directed by the Coen Brothers. All of their other films [...]	D
This is one of the few Coen brothers movies to not be edited by the brothers themselves (under the p [...]	D
Paul Newman and Jennifer Jason Leigh also co-starred in Road to Perdition (2002).	D
The early scene where the Tim Robbins character has his orientation, where the orientator recites hi [...]	D
Both products made by Norville Barnes (the Hula-Hoop and the Frisbee) are products of the Wham-O com [...]	D
Clint Eastwood was offered the role of Sidney Mussburger.	D
Opening film at the 1994 Cannes Film Festival.	D
In the final season of popular Korean War comedy series MAS*H (1972), an episode entitled "Who Kne [...]	D
The familiar, quick-tempo song heard when the children are making a mad dash to the toy store to buy [...]	D
The phrase "junior achievers" in Barnes' appointment book presages the "urban achievers" plaque in t [...]	D
Joel Coen, Ethan Coen: [Gunderson] Two consecutive films made by the Coen Brothers feature the chara [...]	D
Among the listed jobs that Norville realizes he is underqualified for are: Cat's Meats Man, Goal Ten [...]	D
Coen Brothers favorite John Goodman is the Newsreel Announcer, although he is listed in the credits [...]	D
The published script is introduced with a fake interview with "producer" Joel Silver (who is uncredi [...]	D
The movie reunites Tim Robbins, Jennifer Jason Leigh and Peter Gallagher who all previously appeared [...]	D
The main theme music of the film is the uncredited Adagio of Spartacus and Phrygia from the ballet S [...]	D
Joel Silver wanted Tom Cruise to star as Norville Barnes, but the Coens insisted on Tim Robbins.	D

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At the "dress-up" ball, the orchestra is playing a waltz. But the dancers on the floor are dancing a [...]	D
When Norville is carrying Amy into his office, he opens the door with is buttocks, where the sign ma [...]	D
In stock footage of kids enjoying the Hula Hoop the American flag has 50 stars. The U.S. flag had 48 [...]	D
When the boy is playing with the hula hoop, a crowd of kids runs up to him. You can see a boy with a [...]	D
Neither the Hula Hoop nor the Frisbee was developed as described in the movie. This is intentional a [...]	D
In the beatnik club, Duke Ellington's "In a Sentimental Mood" plays in the background. The scene tak [...]	D
Extra in the background moves quickly when Norville examines the newspaper that hits him.	D
When Norville puts Amy on the couch in his office she keeps speaking, but her mouth doesn't move.	D
In the end credits there is a paragraph which says:"The foregoing was a fictional account of the dev [...]	D
The time period of this film is the last month of 1958, i.e., December. Yet, when the Hula Hoop hits [...]	D
In the first few minutes of the movie, we see a wide shot of the Hudsucker building from blocks away [...]	D
Near the end of the film, when Norville walks out of the juice bar, one of the album covers hanging [...]	D
When Waring Hudsucker throws himself from the meeting room window he falls 44 floors, 45 counting th [...]	D
When Norville and Musburger get into the elevator together, the elevator doors open in the middle. W [...]	D
Interior shots of the clock from Norville's office show the second hand going clockwise. Since it sh [...]	D
The newspaper with the headline "Imbecile Heads Hudsucker" is dated Monday, December 19, 1958. That [...]	D
When the camera angle switches to follow Waring Hudsucker down during his fall, we suddenly have no [...]	D
When Norville is in the mail-room, telling the old mail-sorter about his invention, Norville holds u [...]	D
Za-Za is standing next to Buzz when he hits Norville. After Norville falls to the ground, Za-Za is m [...]	D
At the start of the film, the coffee-stain-encircled help wanted newspaper classified ad for Hudsuck [...]	D
The "Finnish" dialogue between Norville and Mr. Finlandson is gibberish, and sounds more like Swedis [...]	D
According to the Wunderground.com, there was no precipitation in New York City on either December 31 [...]	D
This film takes place in December of 1958. The editor of the Manhattan Argus newspaper , Chief, play [...]	D
The price sticker on the hula hoop poster disappears in wide shots of the toy store.	D
When time is stopped, Mussburger is frozen along with everyone else, his Newton's cradle has also st [...]	D
The letters that old-timer is sorting.	D
When Waring Hudsucker jumps from the conference room they say he "drops 44 floors...", "45.", "Count [...]	D
The invitation is for a fancy dress ball, but it turns out to be a black tie affair. A fancy dress b [...]	D
When the crossword editor asks about "a six letter word for a condition of the hypothalamus", Amy re [...]	D
One of the microphones at Norville's press conference has a flag that reads "WWOR-TV." WOR-TV didn't [...]	D
Dr. Bronfenbrenner's film of Norville's psychiatric session begins with a SMPTE Universal leader tha [...]	D
The bottom of Norville's coffee cup is perfectly clean when he lifts it up, but it leaves a ring on [...]	D

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Buzz: When is a sidewalk fully dressed? When it's [...]	D
Buzz: Hi! My name's Buzz, I got the fuzz, I make t [...]	D
Reporter: Did they consider you an idea man when t [...]	D
Amy Archer: Is this guy from Chumpsville or what? [...]	D
Sidney J. Mussburger: Yeah yeah, sure sure.	D
Buzz: Say, buddy, who's the most liquid businessma [...]	D
Norville: You know, for kids.	D
Buzz: What's your pleasure, buddy? Norville: Fort [...]	D
Norville: A smooth talking heel.	D
Amy Archer: Finally there would be a thingamajig t [...]	D
Beatnik bartender: Martinis are for squares, man.	D
Norville: Cigarette? Amy Archer: No, thank you.	D
Mail Room Orienter: You punch in at 8:30 every mor [...]	D
Amy Archer: Norville Barnes, you don't know a thin [...]	D
Amy Archer: You told me you were going to bring a [...]	D
[first lines] Moses the Clock Man: That's right. [...]	D
Amy Archer: I've been watching you Norville Barnes [...]	D
Moses the Clock Man: I spects old Moses knows just [...]	D
Norville: It's fun, it's healthy, it's good exerci [...]	D
Sidney J. Mussburger: [picking up the late Waring [...]	D
[addressing his troops] Chief Editor Manhattan Ar [...]	D
Sidney J. Mussburger: When you're dead, you stay d [...]	D
Mail Room Boss: [to Norville] You! Yeah, you, Barn [...]	D
Chief Editor Manhattan Argus: Yeah, and if a frog [...]	D
Norville: Look who's here. Amy Archer, Prize-itzer [...]	D
[singing the Muncie school fight song] Norville,� [...]	D
Norville: [to Sidney] Sir, my leg is on fire!	D
Board Member 1: He could have opened the window. [...]	D
Norville: Yes siree... This is my ticket up upstai [...]	D
Amy Archer: The guy's a real moron.	D
Norville: [to Amy] Say Amy, how about you and I gr [...]	D
Norville: I just got hired today. Ancient Sorter: [...]	D
Sidney J. Mussburger: [Norville] Sit down, son. Go [...]	D
Ancient Puzzler: What's a six letter word for a co [...]	D
[Norville Barnes introduces the "extruded plastic [...]	D
[Waring Hudsucker's spirit appears, points to his [...]	D
Norville: [to Amy] Now let me ask you a question: [...]	D
Norville: You're a MUNCIE girl?	D
[Norville is putting mail into boxes] Norville: W [...]	D
Reporter: Did you have any idea it would be such a [...]	D
[Norville is running around the room with his foot [...]	D
[having just rammed a broom handle through a clock [...]	D
Amy Archer: I used to think you were a swell guy. [...]	D
Buzz: [to Norville] Please Sir, this job, running [...]	D
Amy Archer: This is a face only a mother could lov [...]	D
Amy Archer: [to Norville] Shut up! After all, you [...]	D
President Eisenhower: Hello, Norville, this is the [...]	D
Sidney J. Mussburger: [Referring to Norville] The [...]	D
[last lines] Moses the Clock Man: And that's the [...]	D
Board Member: I'm getting off this merry-go-round! [...]	D

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