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The story was originally set in a high school. John Landis said the following in a recent article: " [...]	D
In the scene where Otter returns to the Delta House after being beaten up by the Omegas, there are t [...]	D
Chris Miller based Pinto on himself as a Dartmouth sophomore, as "Pinto" had been his frat nickname, [...]	D
DeWayne Jessie's performance as "Otis Day" was so successful that he legally changed his name to Oti [...]	D
This is the film debut of the popular actors Kevin Bacon and Karen Allen.	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 1998 list of the 400 movies nominated for the Top 100 G [...]	D
John Belushi's performance in the cafeteria scene was entirely improvised. When he began piling food [...]	D
Donald Sutherland was so convinced of the movie's lack of potential that, when offered a percent of [...]	D
The noble brass theme heard when the Faber campus is first shown is an excerpt from Johannes Brahms' [...]	D
The tune that Otter whistles throughout the movie, is the main theme ("Peter's Theme") from Sergei P [...]	D
When looking for colleges to film at, the script was sent to over 250 schools. It was unanimously re [...]	D
Before Donald Sutherland was brought on board, John Belushi was the highest-paid actor in the cast a [...]	D
There was originally a scene that was cut from the script in which, as part of the Delta initiation, [...]	D
The Delta House actors partied together every night, but John Landis kept John Belushi separated fro [...]	D
John Landis tried to create animadversion between the actors who played Delta members and Omega memb [...]	D
The scene in which Bluto crushes a beer can against his forehead and smashes a beer bottle over his [...]	D
During filming, John Belushi would often go to local nightclubs to check out the various bands. He w [...]	D
Stacy Grooman, Flounder's girlfriend Sissy, was actually a student at the University of Oregon at th [...]	D
Final theatrical film role of Cesare Danova, who worked exclusively in TV for the remainder of his l [...]	D
The film was inspired by co-writer Chris Miller's short stories in "National Lampoon", drawn from hi [...]	D
The toga party band's real name is Carl Holmes and The Commanders.	D
Principal photography was completed in 32 days.	D
Spawned a short-lived ABC television series, Delta House (1979); also Brothers and Sisters (1979) on [...]	D
In 1974, National Lampoon Magazine published a parody called "National Lampoon's 1964 High School Ye [...]	D
John Landis and Bruce McGill staged a scene for reporters visiting the set, where Landis pretended t [...]	D
The full name of the Delta House changes during the movie. When the movers are taking out the conten [...]	D
After the first day's shooting of the homecoming parade, there was a heavy rain that night. The next [...]	D
John Landis sacrificed his heavy beard, and much of his hair to appear in the film as a cafeteria di [...]	D
The final interrupting of the parade sequence was shot on the Universal backlot. This part of the lo [...]	D
Mark Metcalf originally auditioned for the part of Otter.	D
The car that Flounder drives, which his brother lent to him, and the Delta's also use at the end, as [...]	D
As Bluto (Belushi) begins to climb the steps to the administration building for the Neidermeyer hors [...]	D
The clip where Otis Day and the Knights perform "Shout" has, for several years, been shown on the Au [...]	D
John Landis had a budget of only $2.5 million, so to cut costs, the movie was shot almost entirely o [...]	D
The writers chose 1962 as the setting because they saw it as "the last innocent year . . . of Americ [...]	D
During interviews conducted for the 30th anniversary of this film, Karen Allen revealed some interes [...]	D
There was rainy weather every day that the film was shot.	D
The women on the Kennedy "Camelot" float are all costumed in what Jacqueline Kennedy was wearing whe [...]	D
Otter's car is a 1959 Chevrolet Corvette C.	D
The scene where Bluto is trying to cheer up Flounder over his brother's damaged car took 18 takes to [...]	D
Kevin Bacon's favorite of his films.	D
In the scene where Hoover and Bluto are swearing in the new freshman, the book that Hoover is holdin [...]	D
Black extras had to be bussed in from Portland, for the segment at the Dexter Lake Club, due to thei [...]	D
A scene featuring Otter driving a girl (played by location scout Katherine Wilson) to the Rainbow Mo [...]	D
John Belushi's iconic "COLLEGE" sweatshirt in the film was actually a gift at the time from his youn [...]	D
In the student court scene, a list of Delta Tau Chi members is written on the blackboard. Writer Chr [...]	D
On Delta's fraternity banner, the motto "Ars gratia artis" (roughly translated as "Art for Art's Sak [...]	D
Originally popular during the late 1950s and early 1960s, fraternity "toga parties" became a huge fa [...]	D
Marmalard's car is a 1959 MG A Roadster MkI.	D
The University of Oregon reluctantly allowed its campus to be used, and gave the crew thirty days to [...]	D
Babs becomes a tour guide at Universal Studios. The credits for this and other John Landis films con [...]	D
Reputedly one of Donald Sutherland's personal favorites of all his films. He described working in it [...]	D
Originally Chevy Chase was lined up to play Otter, (the role that was eventually played by Tim Mathe [...]	D
To prepare for their roles, and despite being warned against mixing with the students, the cast of t [...]	D
John Landis worked with John Belushi on his character, who "hardly had any dialogue". They decided t [...]	D
Sunny Johnson's debut.	D
Professor Jennings bites an apple while lecturing about good and evil in John Milton's "Paradise Los [...]	D
The guitar smashing scene was such a hit that it was included on the soundtrack album.	D
The original script called for Flounder (Stephen Furst) to be admitted to the fraternity only if he [...]	D
The room where the Deltas have their disciplinary trial is most likely a lecture hall in Prince Luci [...]	D
Originally, Harold Ramis and Douglas Kenney's idea was titled "Laser Orgy Girls", a comedy about Cha [...]	D
Upon its release (when it earned an unprecedented $142 million at the box office), this was the bigg [...]	D
The original version of the movie was two hours and fifty-five minutes long. Among the scenes delete [...]	D
The scene where John Belushi is teaching everyone the "dirty lyrics" of The Kingsmen's 1963 song "Lo [...]	D
John Belushi's wife, Judy Jacklin (now Judith Belushi-Pisano), is an uncredited extra in several tog [...]	D
According to Tim Matheson, Universal would only let the production print one take of each scene, so [...]	D
The Playboy centerfolds featured behind Otter's bar are Kristina Krofft, a.k.a. Christa Speck, Miss [...]	D
Mark Metcalf in real life attended the University of Michigan at the same time as Gilda Radner who c [...]	D
Premiere voted this movie as one of "The 50 Greatest Comedies Of All Time" in 2006.	D
Sunny Johnson is listed in the credits as "Otter's Co-Ed". She does not appear in the movie, however [...]	D
John Landis said of the movie: "Of course now it's this cultural landmark but everyone who worked on [...]	D
Tim Matheson who played "Otter" in Animal House, co-starred with Little House on the Prairie star Mi [...]	D
Many first-run theatrical releases included shots of a topless Clorette after she unhooks her bra an [...]	D
The hole John Belushi makes in the wall with the guitar was the only physical damage incurred to the [...]	D
Universal Pictures turned down Composer Elmer Bernstein's repeated request for additional money to p [...]	D
John Belushi received only $40,000 for the film, with a bonus after it became a hit.	D
This was originally going to be about Charles Manson in high school. Eventually that idea was discar [...]	D
John Belushi's wife Judy appears in two scenes in the film. During the "Shout" dance, she's John's d [...]	D
Neidermeyer's horse, Trooper, was portrayed by Junior, who subsequently appeared in Black Stallion ( [...]	D
Tom Hulce has a tendency to play crazy characters, wild characters, characters who are overly sexual [...]	D
The plaque under the statue of the college's namesake, Emil Faber, reads "Knowledge Is Good."	D
One of the characters has a last name of Kroger (played by Tom Hulce), and is caught shoplifting at [...]	D
The bass player in the band Otis Day and the Knights is the legendary but then-unknown blues guitari [...]	D
The movie concludes by describing each character's fate. Neidermeyer was "killed in Vietnam by his o [...]	D
The core group of Deltas (D-Day, Otter, Boon, Hoover, Flounder, and Pinto) actually traveled up to t [...]	D
Jack Webb turned down the role of Dean Wormer, feeling the movie would be bad for his image.	D
As this was Kevin Bacon's first role, when he went to the premiere, he wasn't allowed to sit with th [...]	D
Clorette was not actually meant to be 13. She was set at that age for the purpose of providing somet [...]	D
The movie-makers were inspired by (some say copying off of) George Lucas' American Graffiti when the [...]	D
Harold Ramis wrote the script; hoping he would be cast in the movie; but John Landis turned him down [...]	D
Singer/songwriter Stephen Bishop, who plays the "charming guy with guitar (the one that gets smashed [...]	D
The movie was set to be filmed at the University of Missouri, until the President of the school read [...]	D
The actors who played the Deltas harassed the actors who played the Omegas off-screen, as well, to k [...]	D
Harold Ramis wrote the part of Boon, a.k.a. Face, for himself to play, but John Landis felt Ramis wa [...]	D
P.J. O'Rourke blames this movie for the decline and fall of the "National Lampoon" magazine. After t [...]	D
"Toga! Toga!" was voted #82 on "AFI's 100 Years... 100 Movie Quotes" all-time list.	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2004 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Ameri [...]	D
In Hoover's room where Pinto and Clorette go to fool around, the U.S. flag has forty-eight stars, an [...]	D
The Erb Memorial Student Union, where the food fight scene was filmed, has been remodelled twice, an [...]	D
A sequel was planned that would take place during the 1967 Summer of Love and involve the Deltas reu [...]	D
The original idea was to populate the cast with regulars from Il Saturday Night Live (1975) includin [...]	D
Both Tim Matheson and John Vernon previously appeared in Dirty Harry franchise. Vernon in Ispettore [...]	D
The bottle of whiskey that Bluto chugs was actually iced tea. This was part of keeping John Belushi [...]	D
The list of names on the blackboard includes their graduation year. John Blutarsky's is listed as "' [...]	D
The scene where Mandy and Greg are in his MG appears to be filmed at the top of Skinner Butte in Eug [...]	D
The Faber College football team is called the Mongols. Faber Mongols are a brand of pencil.	D
During their bonding week before filming, the seven Deltas partied a lot in their hotel. Bruce McGil [...]	D
During the parade, one float is credited to the fraternity/sorority Zeta Tau Beta (ZTB). Co-writer H [...]	D
The film takes place in 1962.	D
Named the #1 comedy on Bravo's "Funniest 100 Comedies."	D
There was a certain amount of friction between John Landis and the writers early on, because Landis [...]	D
The "head" mounted on the hood of the Deathmobile is from the statue of Emil Faber, the school's fou [...]	D
Jack Webb and Kim Novak were the original choices to play the roles of Dean and Mrs. Wormer.	D
During the scene where the Delta house are going to put the horse in Wormer's office: Before they ge [...]	D
One bit that was written in the original script, but never filmed, included a parade bust that was d [...]	D
Meat Loaf was the second choice for Bluto, in case John Belushi dropped out of his role.	D
More money was spent on advertising and promotion for the film than on the film itself.	D
The license plate on Flounder's car begins with the initials "FNG", a derogatory military term, "Fuc [...]	D
Chris Miller based much of the story on his experience as a frat at Dartmouth College. Dartmouth's s [...]	D
When the film was released, John Landis, James Widdoes, and Karen Allen went on a national promotion [...]	D
Among the marching bands performing in the parade scene is the Sheldon High School band (white and g [...]	D
John Landis said that he landed the director's job during post-production of Ridere per ridere (1977 [...]	D
The Animal House theme song was written and performed by Stephen Bishop. He also performed a number [...]	D
To get the role of Neidermeyer, Mark Metcalf lied about his ability to ride horses. After he got the [...]	D
The police car Brother D-Day drives away in at the end was a 1960 Dodge Custom 880.	D
Verna Bloom said that her scene with Dean Wormer, where she is drunk, and he is on the phone with th [...]	D
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the release of this film, a parade was held down Hollywood Boul [...]	D
John Landis drew inspiration from classic Hollywood comedies featuring the likes of Buster Keaton, H [...]	D
The music playing in Otter's room as he entertains Marion Wormer is an original Elmer Bernstein comp [...]	D
During an A&E documentary on the 30th anniversary of the movie, it was revealed that when Bluto take [...]	D
The role of D-Day was written for Dan Aykroyd, and based on his motorcycle-loving personality. Accor [...]	D
When Marmalard is introducing Kent to some of the other frat members, he points out Carl Phillips, w [...]	D
In the original script, Flounder and Sissy fall asleep during the toga party, another sign that Flou [...]	D
The 25th year reunion edition of Animal House (1978) interviewed Peter Riegert who stayed in charact [...]	D
The food fight scene inspired the video arcade game Food Fight (1983), released by Atari in 1983.	D
The characters of Stork and Hardbar were created to give Douglas Kenney and Chris Miller a reason to [...]	D
The original script included a scene of "competitive projectile vomiting" which Flounder was to fail [...]	D
Brother D-Day's motorbike is a Harley-Davidson Sportster.	D
The handgun with blanks that Flounder is given, to shoot and scare Neidermeyer's horse, is a Star Mo [...]	D
John Belushi had to fly back and forth from Oregon to New York twice a week in order to shoot the fi [...]	D
In the segment where Neidermeyer harasses Flounder for his Delta pledge pin, Boon and Otter are prac [...]	D
Niedermeyer's line "You're all worthless and weak, now drop and give me twenty!" was used in the Twi [...]	D
Donald Sutherland stated in a 1981 interview with the New York Times that he disliked working with a [...]	D
Ivan Reitman wanted to direct this film, but Universal wanted someone with more experience. Richard [...]	D
Though Dean Wormer's power-grab through a "little known codicil" was meant to evoke Richard Nixon, i [...]	D
The film's budget was so small that during the thirty-two days of shooting in Eugene, John Landis ha [...]	D
A scene that was cut was Pinto being entertained by Boon and Hoover, by telling tales of legendary D [...]	D
This film resulted in a resurgence of interest in R&B music, causing a boost in sales of music by Sa [...]	D
The pink car that Bluto drives away in at the end with Mandy Pepperidge is a 1961 Buick 225 converti [...]	D
After her scandalous tryst, Mrs. Wormer is packed off to "vacation" in Saratoga Springs, New York, p [...]	D
Bruce McGill (D-Day) and Tim Matheson (Otter) also later starred in Black Sheep (1996), making them [...]	D
Harold Ramis, who co-wrote the film, based some of the pranks on his college experiences at Washingt [...]	D
John Belushi wanted his character to go with the others on the road trip, but John Landis refused, a [...]	D
The set of Dean Wormer's office, where Flounder accidentally kills the horse, was an exact copy of t [...]	D
Other than John Belushi's opening yell, the food fight was filmed in one shot, with the actors encou [...]	D
Donald Sutherland plays a professor at Faber college. In Eye of the Needle (1981) he plays a German [...]	D
The "Animal House" book was illustrated with pics from the various scenes. There were several incons [...]	D
After firing the crew hairdresser (who wanted extra time off), John Landis took the core Delta actor [...]	D
The issue of "Playboy" magazine Boone is reading is from September 1962. Gatefold is Mickey Winters.	D
The scene of a stressed-out Chip Diller (Kevin Bacon) screaming "All is well!" at the parade, has be [...]	D
Producer Matty Simmons, founder of "The National Lampoon", contributed one line to the script: Bluto [...]	D
After their charter is revoked and the contents of their house is being confiscated, Otter (Tim Math [...]	D
The interior scenes of the Delta house were filmed in a Sigma Nu fraternity. The exterior of the Del [...]	D
According to James Widdoes, none of the seven principal Delta actors (John Belushi, Tim Matheson, Pe [...]	D
In addition to John Belushi as Bluto, the film was originally going to star Chevy Chase as Otter, Bi [...]	D
The actual house depicted as the Delta House was originally a residence in Eugene, the Dr. A.W. Patt [...]	D
Clorette DePasto tells Pinto that she is only 13. Sarah Holcomb was 19 during filming.	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2000 list of the Top 100 Funniest American Movies.	D
The Delta House actors were brought to the set five days before the Omega House actors to get into c [...]	D
The female clerk from whom Flounder (Stephen Furst) buys the marbles is actually his wife.	D
The band Gwar named their first live album, 2000's "You're All Worthless And Weak," for Doug Neiderm [...]	D
Although the film takes place in Pennsylvania, a Tennessee flag is shown in the courtroom. This is b [...]	D
Sean McCartin, who played the "Lucky Boy" whose wish for a Playmate "magically" comes true, went on [...]	D
Producer Ivan Reitman's original choices for the roles of Boon and Otter were Bill Murray and Chevy [...]	D

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The letters on the balcony change from "DXT" to "DTX" and back again while the house is being gutted [...]	D
At the very beginning of the shot where Boon's golf ball smashes through Dean Wormer's window, a han [...]	D
In the parade sequence near the end of the movie, there is a mid-'70s model Chevrolet pickup truck i [...]	D
When Flounder is pointing a gun at the horse in the Dean's office, a wire or can be seen pulling the [...]	D
When Bluto grabs the sign which tears to get him down to the street to jump in the convertible at th [...]	D
In the classroom, during the lecture on Milton, Jennings sloppily writes "Satan" on the blackboard. [...]	D
The Faber ROTC contingent led by Neidermeyer twirls their rifles three times during the parade scene [...]	D
In addition to the previously mentioned error involving the Mayor's Oldsmobiles, although Mayor DePa [...]	D
At the "Toga Party," Otis Day sings "Shout" into a Shure SM58 microphone, which was not introduced u [...]	D
When Larry and Kent first approach the Delta House, a mannequin flies out of the window and lands at [...]	D
Niedermeyer forces Flounder to do push-ups in horse manure. But in the scenes that follow, including [...]	D
To compound the previously cited geographical error of showing Pac 10 banners in the football stadiu [...]	D
The movie takes place in 1962, but Astroturf was not invented until 1965.	D
The grandfather clock in Dean Wormer's office (during the probation discussion) does not advance, in [...]	D
Beth's brooch moves from side to side in the Dexter Lake club.	D
When Katy is walking through the kitchen with her bare behind showing, she passes a refrigerator wit [...]	D
After the meeting with Dean Wormer, when the Deltas are lamenting their expulsion from Faber, Flound [...]	D
The drum major disappears after Stork pushes him aside so he can seize the drum major's baton.	D
When with the ROTC cadets on the drill field Flounder has his name tag on his left breast pocket whi [...]	D
After the Deathmobile crashes into the grandstand and the people go flying into the air, there is a [...]	D
In the trial scene, one of the flags is the Tennessee state flag. The movie is supposed to be set in [...]	D
In the cafeteria scene when Bluto is filling his tray, the position of the food on the tray changes [...]	D
Marion Wormer (Dean Wormer's wife) tells Otter, "I'm old enough to be your mother...almost". Verna B [...]	D
After meeting Bluto, as Dorfman and Kroger enter the Delta House shaking urine off their shoes, Dorf [...]	D
As someone previously mentioned that the 'Camelot' float was done more than a year before the word w [...]	D
As Bluto makes his way down the cafeteria line, the feet of a crew member following him are visible [...]	D
[0:2:35] At the beginning of DVD chapter 2, Larry "Pinto" Kroger and Fred "Flounder" Dorfman visit t [...]	D
When the Lincoln is driving away from the Dexter Lake Club, the license plates are blue and gold Cal [...]	D
During the parade scene, when a police car skids to a stop on a side street, in the background you c [...]	D
When the Delta's take their "road trip" and pick up some co-eds from an area girls college, they go [...]	D
The marbles Flounder throws out change from being multi-colored to all clear.	D
At one point Eric Stratton makes a phone call from a telephone booth. The booth has blue glass, but [...]	D
The car that Flounder borrowed from his brother is a 1964 Lincoln Sedan whose body style was not int [...]	D
At the ROTC inspection, Neidermeyer salutes Chip Diller and Diller returns the salute. Since Chip Di [...]	D
Neidermeyer dismounts to inspect the cadets, when the shot goes back to the guys on the hill he is m [...]	D
During the opening credits, a man wearing white pants runs past Larry and Kent twice.	D
When Niedermyer is yelling at Flounder, the boom mic is reflected in his helmet.	D
At the toga party, Bluto already has mustard all over his toga in the shot right before he empties t [...]	D
In the food fight scene, all of the ROTC soldiers and Greg Marmalard fall on Neidermeyer when they a [...]	D
In the ROTC scene, after Otter hit's Niedermeyer's horse with a golf ball, the horse rears on its hi [...]	D
When Katy is about to hand the beer to Pinto, she is holding it in her left hand at the tap. She the [...]	D
As already mentioned, despite the Mayor's promise of the use of "his free Oldsmobiles," all of the c [...]	D
In the parade scene the letter "A" on the SIGMA float is knocked off by a fire hydrant but it reappe [...]	D
When the Omegas are shown waiting for Otter in the Rainbow Motel Chip Diller (Kevin Bacon) is wearin [...]	D
When Neidermeyer closes the door on Flounder at Omega House, two women in red dresses can be seen co [...]	D
The text of the "Daily Faberian" newspaper with the headline "Delta Probation Hearing" is random par [...]	D
As the ROTC cadets are marching down the street in the parade at the end of the movie, the left fron [...]	D
In the parade sequence which was shot over the course of five days, the weather conditions change fr [...]	D
During the parade riot, three colored-smoke flares are seen dropping into the "ashtray mortar" each [...]	D
In the Food King, Otter picks up a bottle of Mazola to hand to Flounder. Behind it Nestea instant te [...]	D
In the Food King scene where Flounder is catching groceries tossed by Otter, items on the shelf have [...]	D
When the girl lands on the Lucky Boy's bed, she is in her stocking feet. When she is in-shot again, [...]	D
In the check-out line at the Food King, there is an older, electro-mechanical cash register behind C [...]	D
When Niedermeyer is riding his horse and addressing the freshmen cadets on the exercise field, he is [...]	D
When Otter is talking to Mrs. Wormer in the grocery store, the price signs change.	D
When Otis begins to sing the song "Shout", they zoom in on the big drum in the drum set which is red [...]	D
The ROTC cadets are conducting physical training in full dress uniform. That is prohibited by regula [...]	D
When Shelly is surprised by the guys running out of the club, she is topless. When she dives into an [...]	D
While Neidermeyer's horse is rearing its hind legs after Otter hit the horse with a golf ball, we he [...]	D
In the homecoming parade there is a float showing President Kennedy and the word "Camelot". The use [...]	D
While Niedermeyer is belittling Flounder, Boon selects a club and hands the golf bag to Otter. Cuts [...]	D
The rifles carried by the ROTC drill team in the parade are WWII-era M-1 Garands. Yet a few frames a [...]	D
At the parade mayhem, Bluto slides down from the rooftop to the street, tearing up the "Welcome Alum [...]	D
After Katie asks Boon about the previous night's Toga party, and she tells him she's busy that night [...]	D
Throughout the film the Deltas are constantly seen constantly drinking generic cans of beer (which w [...]	D
When Bluto chugs down the whiskey, bubbles can be seen fizzing to the top. Real whiskey does not giv [...]	D
The "Philadelphia Collar" that Niedermeyer is wearing after he falls off the horse wasn't made until [...]	D
When Bluto chugs the bottle of whiskey, the Jack Daniels labels can be clearly seen. When he breaks [...]	D
When the group go to sit in the booth seat at the Dexter Lake club, the order they sit changes on th [...]	D
The "road trip" Lincoln Continental belonging to Flounder's brother was actually a 1964 model, which [...]	D
When Bluto falls from the sorority house, you can see the false ground move when he impacts.	D
When the band is marching down the alley at the end of the film, the "brick wall" that they all run [...]	D
When Niedermeyer is in the cafeteria prior to the food fight, he has no rank on his epaulets.	D
When Boon is in the phone booth trying to call Katy there's a coffin-nose AMC Matador parked to the [...]	D
Pinto first meets Clorette at the Food King where she's working as a cashier. At the end of the movi [...]	D
When pirate Bluto swings from the roof using a banner, his stunt harness cable is visible.	D
Durng the Toga party, when Otter (Tim Matheson) takes Mrs. Wormer (Vera Bloom) to his room to seduce [...]	D
Many of the ROTC are out of step during the parade.	D
On the stairs just before the frat hearing, after Boon and Katy finish talking, Otter puts his left [...]	D
During the first scene in Dean Wormer's office, 1970s cars can be seen in the parking lot outside hi [...]	D
Blutarsky (Belushi), dressed in pirates garb, climbs up the side of the building before he grabs the [...]	D
When Bluto is in the cafeteria line, he loads up his tray with food. When he moves to the next food [...]	D
Many of the hair styles/clothing throughout the film is of the present day (1970's) instead of the c [...]	D
In spite of the director's attempt to hide them, there are numerous products throughout the movie th [...]	D
During the probation hearing the words "Pan Hellenic Disciplinary Council" can be seen written on th [...]	D
Crew easily visible in mirrored helmet worn by Marmalard at the ROTC cadet review outside the stadiu [...]	D
When Bluto hides behind the sorority house between some dumpsters, you can see a pressure sensitive [...]	D
When Otis Day and The Knights are performing at the Delta House, the guitar player is seen playing a [...]	D
In the fraternity's basement bar, on the wall in the background is a Coca-Cola sign with the slogan, [...]	D
When Pinto is in bed with the girl, she passes out as she is taking her bra off. As she falls over, [...]	D
When going to the bar to see Otis Day, many of the African American patrons in the bar are wearing 1 [...]	D
When the "Eat Me" car hits the "Togetherness" float and separates the two hands, the white hand move [...]	D
As Otter and Boon are admiring Flounder's brother's borrowed Lincoln, there are two guys visible in [...]	D
Professor Jennings has a modern (late 70's) bush Afro perm that men didn't wear in the 1962.	D
Army (including ROTC) drill teams are issued non-firing, usually obsolete, rifles for public demonst [...]	D
During the disciplinary hearing scene, there are two flags pictured. One is an American flag, and th [...]	D
When Bluto falls with the ladder, you can clearly see the fabricated ground give way when he lands.	D
The movie is supposed to take place in Pennsylvania, however during the night time scene in the foot [...]	D
Many of the parade watchers wearing late 70's hairstyles, clothing.	D
The M1917 Neidermeyer shoots at Flounder fires a powerful .30-06 round that should have passed on th [...]	D
At the parade riot, as the Deathmobile bursts through the smoke, the strip of smoke generators can b [...]	D
When Eric and Mrs. Wormer are alone together in a room, Mrs. Wormer kicks off her shoes which travel [...]	D
When Pinto arrives at the Delta house and gets a beer, his grip on the mug constantly changes from u [...]	D
Stratton's Vette have what appear to be blue California plates. California did not introduce blue pl [...]	D
When smoking pot with Professor Jennings, Boone and Katy are singing Hey Paula, which did not become [...]	D
When the mayor and Dean Wormer are discussing the costs of the parade, the mayor mentions use of his [...]	D
During the riot toward the end when Flounder sneaks up on Neidermeyer to spray him with the bottle o [...]	D
Dean Wormer makes an unannounced visit to the Delta House, catching them in the act of drinking alco [...]	D
When Otter is making out with the coed in the car he removes her bra. As she dives into the neighbor [...]	D
The American flags in Delta/Animal House are all 48-star, World War II-era flags. By 1962, when the [...]	D
A major song that is featured in the movie is 'Louie, Louie'. The movie is supposed to take place in [...]	D
In the cafeteria scene when Bluto does his "I'm a zit" gag, a side angle shows him holding a scoop o [...]	D
During D-Day's throat percussion at the top of the stairs	D
The Ludwig logos displayed on the marching band bass drum in the parade was not introduced until the [...]	D
When Bluto is guzzling the bottle of "Jack Daniels", during final few gulps, carbonation foam is vis [...]	D
When Stratton pulls into the motel parking lot, there is a pale yellow Plymouth Volare or Dodge Aspe [...]	D
When Bluto chugs the bottle of whiskey, he spills some on his sweater. In the next shot, his sweater [...]	D
When Bluto is sneaking up on the sorority sisters' house, the exterior shot of the upper floor windo [...]	D
The ROTC cadets should have stood at proper attention for Niedermeyer's line inspection, called to i [...]	D
When the "EAT ME" car hits the bleachers, you can see the rope used to pull them down, pulling the b [...]	D
When Niedermeyer is off of his horse belittling Flounder, Otter misses his long golf shot aimed at t [...]	D
When Flounder helps Sissy out of the car at the toga party, her hands are bare. But from an interior [...]	D
During the toga party, as Boone is sitting alone and singing along with the band, in the background [...]	D
Many times we hear a bell ring to signal the end of class. There are no end-of-period bells in colle [...]	D
The chainsaw the worker revs up in Dean Wormer's office is a McCulloch Mini Mac 6, which was not ava [...]	D
In the student court scene, the actress who plays Babs (Martha Smith) is wearing her wedding ring. I [...]	D
When the psych midterm exam is being mimeographed, although it says "PSYCHOLOGY 101" at the top, it [...]	D
Right before Flounder spills the marbles in the street, he is seen holding them in a Kenner Spectogr [...]	D
When Larry and Kent are accepted to Delta House, they are awoken from bed with carbon dioxide exting [...]	D
When the secretary is cranking out copies of the midterm exam on the mimeograph machine, the header [...]	D
During the toga party, a guitarist with Otis Day and the Knights is seen playing a Gibson Les Paul D [...]	D
When Larry and Kent first arrive at Delta House, Bluto has a dark beer in his hand as he turns and p [...]	D
When Boon and Otter are looking down on the ROTC group on the field, Boon removes the golf bag from [...]	D

Frase

Bluto: Food fight!	D
Marion Wormer: You can take your thumb out of my a [...]	D
Eric 'Otter' Stratton: Greg, look at my thumb. [G [...]	D
Flounder: May I have ten thousand marbles, please?	D
Greg Marmalard: Come outta there, you bastards! E [...]	D
Flounder: I can't believe I threw up in front of D [...]	D
Dean Vernon Wormer: I hate those guys.	D
Meaner dude: If I was in your shoes, I'd be... Bo [...]	D
Bluto: See if you can guess what I am now. [puts [...]	D
Pinto: I was thinking, maybe we could get some bee [...]	D
Boon: [At the bar in the Negro Dexter Lake Club, B [...]	D
Otter: Let me give you a hint. She's got a couple [...]	D
Hoover: They confiscated everything, even the stuf [...]	D
Otter: Hi, Eric Stratton, rush chairman. Damn glad [...]	D
Boon: Where are you going? We just got here. Katy [...]	D
Doug Neidermeyer: And most recently of all, a "Rom [...]	D
D-Day: We have an old saying in Delta House: don't [...]	D
Eric 'Otter' Stratton: Sophomore dies in kiln expl [...]	D
Doug Neidermeyer: How does it feel to be an indepe [...]	D
Dean Vernon Wormer: Fat, Drunk, and Stupid is no w [...]	D
D-Day: [enters with a bruised and bloodied Otter] [...]	D
Boon: [Niedermyer is abusing Flounder in ROTC] Vic [...]	D
Hoover: We're in trouble. I just checked with the [...]	D
[Otter and Mrs. Wormer are in the supermarket vege [...]	D
Doug Neidermeyer: A Pledge Pin! On your Uniform!	D
Dean Vernon Wormer: You're out! Finished at Faber! [...]	D
Hoover: Hey are you guys coming down? [Boon and O [...]	D
Hoover: Kent is a legacy, Otter. His brother was a [...]	D
Flounder: What is my Delta Tau Chi name? Bluto: D [...]	D
Jennings: Teaching is just a way to pay the bills [...]	D
Hoover: Will you tell those assholes to shut up? [...]	D
Otter: Point of parliamentary procedure! Hoover: [...]	D
Boon: I want you to fix Pinto up, but it's got to [...]	D
Dean Vernon Wormer: The time has come for someone [...]	D
Bluto: TOGA! TOGA!	D
[first lines] Pinto: Take off that beanie.	D
D-Day: Ramming speed!	D
Dean Vernon Wormer: [after seeing Bluto pop out of [...]	D
D-Day: Hey, quit your blubberin'. When I get throu [...]	D
Boon: It's not gonna be an orgy! It's a toga party [...]	D
Otter: Mrs. Wormer, I'm so glad you could come. M [...]	D
Bluto: Hey! What's all this laying around shit? S [...]	D
Flounder: Oh boy, is this great!	D
Clorette De Pasto: Dad! Mom, Dad, this is Larry Kr [...]	D
Flounder: You guys playing cards?	D
[at the Dexter Lake Club, a Negroes-only bar, with [...]	D
Bluto: [after he guides the car into the garage, i [...]	D
[Flounder has just fired a blank cartridge near Ne [...]	D
ROTC Cadet: Remain Calm, All is well ROTC Cadet: [...]	D
Babs: [Meeting Larry and Kent for the first time] [...]	D
Chip: [being spanked as part of Omega's initiation [...]	D
Otter: They kicked us out of school? That makes se [...]	D
Bluto: They took the bar! The whole fucking bar!	D
Otter: Mandy, Mandy Pepperidge. I haven't seen you [...]	D
[the Deltas have been expelled] Bluto: Christ. Se [...]	D
Mayor Carmine De Pasto: If you want this year's ho [...]	D
Otter: Flounder, I am appointing you pledge repres [...]	D
Otter: Ah, she broke our date. Boon: Washing her [...]	D
[Clorette has just passed out] Larry's evil consc [...]	D
Dean Vernon Wormer: Have you boys seen your grade [...]	D
Mandy Pepperidge: [Bluto has joined Mandy, Otter, [...]	D
Neidermeyer: You're all worthless and weak! Now dr [...]	D
Katy: Boon, I think I'm in love with a retard. Bo [...]	D
Charming guy with guitar: I gave my love a cherry [...]	D
Dean Vernon Wormer: Mr. Kroger. Two C's, two D's, [...]	D
Greg Marmalard: [at the trial of Delta House v. Om [...]	D
Dean Vernon Wormer: Find me a way to revoke Delta' [...]	D
Gigantic Dude: Do you mind if we dance with your d [...]	D
[None of his literature students are paying attent [...]	D
Dean Vernon Wormer: Greg, what is the worst frater [...]	D
Dean Vernon Wormer: You better tell Mr. Stratton a [...]	D
[During the song "Shout" at the toga party] Bluto [...]	D
Bluto: Grab a brew. Don't cost nothin'.	D
Babs: Greg, honey, is it supposed to be this soft?	D
Bluto: Kroger, your Delta Tau Chi name is Pinto. [...]	D
Otter: [as Boon, Otter, Flounder, Pinto and their [...]	D
Flounder: I hope I score. Oh boy, oh boy!	D
[Handed his first joint] Pinto: I won't go schizo [...]	D
Babs: That boy is a P-I-G pig.	D
[Dean Wormer's plotting to get rid of Delta House] [...]	D
Pinto: Before we go any further, there's something [...]	D
Eric 'Otter' Stratton: You guys up for a toga part [...]	D
Dean Vernon Wormer: Put Neidermeyer on it. He's a [...]	D
Pinto: OK, so that means that our whole solar syst [...]	D
[after Delta house is closed] Doug Neidermeyer: H [...]	D
Katy: It must have been some party. Boon: Unbelie [...]	D
Boon: I gotta work on my game. Otter: No, no, no, [...]	D
[last lines] John 'Bluto' Blutarsky: No prisoners [...]	D
Bluto: [after chugging a whole bottle of Jack with [...]	D
Dean Vernon Wormer: Well, well, well. Looks like s [...]	D

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