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A live action version of Gli antenati (1960) had been in development for a number of years. Rep [...]	D
One set of twins played Bamm-Bamm and another set of twins played Pebbles. This is often done i [...]	D
Though other actors were considered, there really was nobody else in the running for the role o [...]	D
John Candy was considered for the role of Fred Flintstone. Gli antenati (1960) was his all time [...]	D
Barney Rubble's snow cone van plays the theme song from I pronipoti (1962).	D
Every prop had to be constructed for the movie since as in the original series everything was m [...]	D
One of the few rare instances where a voice acting talent, in this case with Laraine Newman (Su [...]	D
George Wendt was considered for the role of Fred Flintstone.	D
This was the last movie to play at the Dakota Theater in Bismarck, North Dakota.	D
In the lobby of the office building at Slate and Company, there is a "Stone Age" recreation of [...]	D
Steven Spielberg's old directing friend, John Landis, was brought in for uncredited reshoots.	D
The wheels for the Flintstones' car were actually steel oil drums covered in a faux-stone coati [...]	D
This is John Goodman's first live-action adaptation of a cartoon. His next one is Le avventure [...]	D
The B-52's appear at Cavern on the Green (Tavern on the Green) as the B.C. 52's.	D
The song playing on Fred's radio at the start of the film is the original recording of "The Bed [...]	D
This was supposed to be Richard Donner's next film after Arma letale 3 (1992).	D
John Goodman (Fred) bowls: also Walter Sobchak, played by John Goodman bowls in the Big Lebowsk [...]	D
One of the enticements to coax Elizabeth Taylor back onto the big screen, after a six year abse [...]	D
John Goodman refused to watch any of Gli antenati (1960) animated cartoons, that was drawn by A [...]	D
Although she is not a real match for Betty Rubble, Rosie O'Donnell nailed her audition for the [...]	D
Geena Davis, Faith Ford, and Catherine O'Hara were all considered for the role of Wilma Flintst [...]	D
This was Elizabeth Taylor's final appearance in a theatrical feature film.	D
The aptitude test given to the quarry workers has six true or false questions and one essay que [...]	D
According to industry estimates, this project hired a record amount of writers to work on a sin [...]	D
Jim Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray, and Chevy Chase were all considered for the role of Fred [...]	D
Mitch Markowitz was hired to write the script. His version was said to be a cross of Furore (19 [...]	D
For the Latin American dubbed version, most of the original cast from the 1960's series was use [...]	D
When Fred flies into his car at the beginning of the movie, after sliding off the Bronto-crane, [...]	D
The Jim Henson Creature Shop only had 12 weeks to create and deliver more than 20 creatures for [...]	D
In the bowling alley, shortly before Fred bowls a strike and wins the interlodge championship, [...]	D
When Joel Silver was originally attached to the film as producer, he always had Jim Belushi in [...]	D
The "Bowling Alley" sequence was almost not in the film. It was added at the last moment, becau [...]	D
The restaurant in which Barney is working as a busboy is called The Cavern on the Green, a refe [...]	D
The story Betty reads to Bamm-Bamm before Barney leaves with Fred for bowling is a parody of Ci [...]	D
Almost three dozen people worked on the script and at one point, the part of Fred Flintstone wa [...]	D
Bob Hoskins was considered the role of Barney Rubble	D
Jay Leno previously had a supporting role in Siamo tornati! Storia di un dinosauro (1993), anot [...]	D
Mel Blanc receives a credit for the voice of Dino five years after his death. The dialogue is t [...]	D
In the film, Fred becomes Vice President and acts snobbish towards the Rubbles along with Wilma [...]	D
At one point in the film a bird that uncorks bottles claims he hates his job. This is a parody [...]	D
Dudley Moore was considered to play Barney Rubble.	D
When Fred and Wilma are in the kitchen and he is explaining to her that he lent Barney and Bett [...]	D
At least 35 writers worked on the film. Steven E. de Souza turned in the original draft in 1987 [...]	D
Since the entire cast performed barefoot, glassware was banned from the set to prevent injuries [...]	D
When Wilma knocks over a lamp before leaving Fred for her mother's house, the design of the lam [...]	D
Because the cartoon version of Barney Rubble is supposed to be a short man, no actors 5'6" or t [...]	D
The Bedrock set took two months to build and accounted for 10% of the film's $45 million budget [...]	D
Kyle MacLachlan appears in this film for producer Steven Spielberg, which also makes fun of his [...]	D
Francis Ford Coppola had originally been offered to direct the film but turned it down because [...]	D
In the scene where Fred tells Wilma that he lent the money to Barney and Betty, when Fred is si [...]	D
The Flintstones' car was actually powered by a golf cart motor. Not just feet.	D
When Elizabeth Taylor was on the set, she played a joke: when her character was tied up, Taylor [...]	D
After Fred is given the money by Cliff, Fred & Wilma go to buy new clothes and as they leave th [...]	D
John Goodman brought his then three-year-old daughter, (Molly Evangeline Goodman) onto the set, [...]	D
Jean Vander Pyl, who plays Mrs. Feldspar, voiced Wilma Flintstone in Gli antenati (1960).	D
On Elizabeth Taylor's first day onset, she was greeted with 30 bouquets of flowers, a Cartier w [...]	D
The tune that the ice truck plays that Barney drives near the end of the movie is part of The J [...]	D
When Cliff brings Fred the stack of slates to give the employees their "much needed time off", [...]	D
At the beginning of the drive-in, there is a sign that says: "Coming Soon: Gorge Lucas TAR WARS [...]	D
According to Brian Levant as a guest on Gilbert Gottfried's Amazing Colossal Podcast!: Sharon S [...]	D
This was the last film Elizabeth Taylor starred in her career.	D
Janine Turner was originally considered to play the part of Betty Rubble, which would have fit [...]	D
According to Brian Levant as a guest on Gilbert Gottfried's Amazing Colossal Podcast!: before s [...]	D
Elizabeth Perkins had fangirled over meeting Elizabeth Taylor. According to Perkins, Taylor had [...]	D
When Wilma and Fred were arguing just before she left for her mother's, the lamp she knocks ove [...]	D
On 'Inside the Actors Studio', John Goodman revealed he was at first not keen to take on the ro [...]	D
Completely filmed during John Goodman's summer hiatus from Pappa e ciccia (1988), between the s [...]	D
Mr. Slate bears a striking physical resemblance to French architect Charles Le Corbusier, who i [...]	D
Halle Berry played the secretary Sharon Stone. Ten years after making the film, she would go on [...]	D
Harvey Korman, who voices the Dictabird in this film, voiced the Great Gazoo in the 1960s anima [...]	D
Fred Flintstone's secretary is named Sharon Stone. The role was meant to be played by actress S [...]	D
When Fred walks into the board meeting late, Mr. Slate refers to him as "Flagstone." The debut [...]	D
Danny DeVito was Steven Spielberg 's first choice for the part of Barney. DeVito felt his actin [...]	D
One of the reasons Brian Levant was selected as the director was because he was a genuine fan o [...]	D
The appearance of the Flintstones' sabre-toothed cat marks one of the first times for a furry C [...]	D
When the newspaper headlines are shown featuring stories about Fred Flintstone, the photo used is no [...]	D

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