The "Cinderella story" sequence was all improvised by Bill Murray.
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At the dinner party, when Spaulding gulps down some half-finished drinks left on a table, his unknotted bow-tie is hanging on the left side of his neck. He nearly gags on the last drink and quickly exits the room. In the next shot, outside the restaurant, his unknotted bow-tie is hanging on the right side of his neck. See more...
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The "Cinderella story" sequence was all improvised by Bill Murray.
When Carl is caddying for the Bishop during the thunder storm, music from "The Ten Commandments" can be heard. The part of the Bishop is played by Henry Wilcoxon who appeared as Pentaur in "The Ten Commandments."
The scene where Ty is practicing late at night before the big game and "plays thru" at Carl's place was actually filmed after the movie had already wrapped and was largely improvised. The film makers thought a scene with Chevy Chase, who had left Saturday Night Live after the first season, with Bill Murray, who had replaced Chase in the second season, would be a nice comical touch, so they added one (literally) at the last minute.
The sounds they used for the gopher where actually from a dolphin.
Don Rickles was originally considered for the role of Al Czervik before it went to Rodney Dangerfield.
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