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At 6m 12s, J.J.Coughlan is a real-life civil engineering contractor, with its own fleet of vehi [...]	D
After Jay Roach decided to pass on directing the movie, he brought the property to Spike Jonze. [...]	D
Douglas Adams' head appears as a planet during Slartibartfast's tour of the galaxy.	D
Jack Davenport was considered for the role of Arthur Dent, but in the end, it was decided he wa [...]	D
The producers have stated that this movie was not a literal translation of the books (just as t [...]	D
The movie was first optioned in 1982 by producers Ivan Reitman, Joe Medjuck, and Michael C. Gro [...]	D
The Heart of Gold bridge set had so many light bulbs that the bulbs could only run for eight mi [...]	D
Around 1990, a then-unknown Tim Roth was seriously considered to play Arthur Dent.	D
The initial dolphin dance scene was filmed in the "Loro Parque" Zoo, in Puerto de la Cruz, Tene [...]	D
When rescuing Trillian on Vogsphere, anytime someone has an idea or thinks, they get smacked in [...]	D
Religious leader Humma Kavula was created especially for this movie by Douglas Adams. He does n [...]	D
The Vogon written language seen on their release forms, as well as in a bilingual caption in th [...]	D
The unfortunate Bowl of Petunias is revealed in the novels to be a creature named Agrajag who i [...]	D
In a chaotic scene shot in London, fans can spot Douglas Adams' brother James Thrift, sister Ja [...]	D
As the emergency escape pod crashes on Vogsphere, the sound made by it is the same as the plane [...]	D
Belgium (which, according to the original radio series, is the most unspeakably rude word there [...]	D
Alan Rickman (voice of Marvin) and Sam Rockwell (Zaphod Beeblebrox) appeared in the earlier spa [...]	D
Several minutes into the credits, a final Guide entry is shown. This is the "careless words/pro [...]	D
According to Douglas Adams' notes, he wanted the name of the character "Slartibartfast" to soun [...]	D
The Magrathean holomessage appears as if it would become three-dimensional with red/blue 3-D gl [...]	D
Both actors who played Marvin in this movie (Alan Rickman as his voice, Warwick Davis as his bo [...]	D
Arthur Dent learns The Guide's sole entry for Earth is "Harmless", and that the updated version [...]	D
The robot shown in the waiting line on Vogsphere is the same robot used for Marvin in the origi [...]	D
The names of all five books - Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Restaurant at the End of the Un [...]	D
When Ford Prefect and Zaphod Beeblebrox first greet each other on the Heart of Gold, Zaphod cal [...]	D
Douglas Adams once stated that the only character that absolutely had to be English was Arthur [...]	D
In the fourth book of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy book series, there is a character na [...]	D
According to the DVD commentary, the animators who created the animated Guide entries would occ [...]	D
There is/was a Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy appreciation society called "ZZ9 Plural Z Alpha [...]	D
"Journey of the Sorcerer" is the song that plays when the book is first introduced (floating in [...]	D
When Arthur Dent and Slartibartfast move from the loading bay on their way to the factory floor [...]	D
Bill Nighy (Slartibartfast) previously appeared as Samwise Gamgee in the BBC Radio drama of The [...]	D
As the Heart of Gold spaceship travels through "improbability" it quickly transforms into many [...]	D
The old lady sitting at the street-side table, oblivious to or uninterested in what's going on [...]	D
Oliver Postgate auditioned for the voice of the Book.	D
Martin Freeman has shared the role of Bilbo Baggins with Sir Ian Holm, who appeared in the popu [...]	D
Stephen Fry, who inherited the role of the Guide from the late Peter Jones, was a close friend [...]	D
Shada, the prison "planetoid" of the Time Lords, can be seen in the background during the facto [...]	D
IX (based on the Latin character for "9") is the name of a planet in Frank Herbert's Duniverse [...]	D
Thomas Lennon was originally considered for the role of Ford Prefect before eventually being ca [...]	D
When hurriedly giving possible questions to what the answer 42 might mean, Arthur suggests "How [...]	D
Some additional shots were filmed to fit in with Arthur waking up at the beginning. In one shot [...]	D
The fancy dress party contains several references to Douglas Adams' 40th birthday party, which [...]	D
Su Elliot: When Ford Prefect and Arthur Dent drink at the pub early on, a middle-aged blonde wo [...]	D
Anna Chancellor (Questular Rontok) and Steve Pemberton (Mr. Prosser) both appeared in Agatha Ch [...]	D
When the Heart of Gold heads for Magrathea, the Infinite Improbability Drive changes it into a [...]	D
This movie was in "development hell" for over 15 years. At one point, Douglas Adams insisted it [...]	D
The car that Ford Prefect "introduces himself to" is a real-life Ford Prefect. The model was pr [...]	D
Sam Rockwell has said in interviews that his portrayal of Zaphrod was influenced by three peopl [...]	D
Alan Rickman and John Malkovich have both played Vicomte Sebastien Valmont in Christopher Hampt [...]	D
The Hitchiker's Guide is a parody of "The Encyclopedia Galactica" from Isaac Asimov's Foundatio [...]	D
At the beginning of the film, the pub to which Ford Prefect takes Arthur Dent is the Beehive Pu [...]	D
The phone which Arthur uses in the first part of this movie is a Nokia 7610.	D
The song "So Long and Thanks For All the Fish" was on the longlist for nominations for the Acad [...]	D
The note that Ford uses in the pub to buy six pints "and keep the change" is a fifty pound ster [...]	D
Bill Murray, Robert Downey Jr., Will Ferrell, and Johnny Depp (a huge Douglas Adams fan) were a [...]	D
The hymn sung by the Jatravartidian followers of Humma Kavula was recorded at St. Martin's Chur [...]	D
A painting of Douglas Adams and his wife Jane Belson appears on the Heart of Gold. Other Adams [...]	D
Arthur Dent lives in Cottington, a fictional neighbourhood of London.	D
One major change originally made for this movie (and apparently the only one not originating fr [...]	D
The passage of October 10, 2010 (10/10/10) publicized the fact that, 101010, a binary equivalen [...]	D
Faint screams can be heard a moment before Mr. Prosser speaks. In the book, Mr. Prosser is a di [...]	D
The movie was at one point going to be released on the Walt Disney Pictures label, according to [...]	D
When the Vogons are preparing to destroy Earth, a large radio dish can be seen (surrounded by a [...]	D
The narrator (The Hitchhikers Guide) states that the story of the destruction of the Earth begi [...]	D
In one shot, the Apple Mac logo is visible on the side of Deep Thought, the giant computer. Dou [...]	D
The "babel fish" translator that Ford puts in Arthur's ear inspired the Babelfish web page (fir [...]	D
The relevance of Sector ZZ9 is the fact that in the UK if a person has NFA (No Fixed Abode (no [...]	D
Deep Thought explains the significance of the number '42' at 42 minutes into the movie.	D
The registration of Arthur's caravan is T863 XT0.	D
Simon Jones: The original Arthur, handpicked by friend Douglas Adams for the radio show and tel [...]	D
The nightgown/bathrobe Arthur Dent wore was the most expensive and difficult of all of the cost [...]	D
Paula Nancy Millstone Jennings was based on real-life poet Paul Neil Milne Johnstone. He asked [...]	D
Despite the fact that this was filmed in Super 35, "Filmed in Panavision" is listed in the end [...]	D
This is the ninth version of "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy". It has previously appeared [...]	D
Easter Egg: The DVD includes an "Improbability Drive" item on every menu. Clicking this leads to a r [...]	D

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