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Trivia: Christopher McDonald wanted to sink the long putt on the 18th green himself, as he didn't want them to just cut to a close-up shot of a ball going in the hole. He was told he would be given seven tries to make it, which he did on the fifth try.

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Trivia: Christopher McDonald revealed on the Rich Eisen Show that he came up with the finger guns celebration himself, stating that he went into filming having no idea why the character was named Shooter because he was never told.

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Trivia: According to Box Office Mojo, this film made more money domestically on its opening day than the previous Fantastic Four film did in its entire theatrical run.

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Trivia: Professional golfer Will Zalatoris, who plays a recast version of Happy Gilmore's Waterbury Open caddy from the first film, was actually born six months after the first film was released.

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Trivia: When Mephisto stirs his coffee during his chat with Riri, you can briefly see his true devilish form reflected in the spoon.

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Trivia: John Malkovich originally had a role in this film as the Red Ghost, even appearing in the first trailer, but his scenes were cut. The character is still referenced a couple of times in the film.

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Trivia: Following the release of this film, Scarlett Johansson became the highest-grossing lead actor of all time (not including voice actors like Frank Welker or cameo actors like Stan Lee), surpassing the record held by Samuel L. Jackson. She also became the first woman to hold this distinction.

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Trivia: At the time of this film's release, Priscilla Presley was the only surviving main cast member from the original trilogy of films. She and "Weird Al" Yankovic are also the only two people to appear in all four films.

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Trivia: In an interview with TMZ, former Superman actor Dean Cain bizarrely criticized this movie for making Superman "woke," - particularly with Superman being referred to as an immigrant - apparently oblivious to the fact that the character he once played has always been "woke." There was an even an episode of Lois and Clark in which government officials, including an INS agent, asked to see his paperwork, with the INS agent telling an annoyed Superman that he is an alien.

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Trivia: The barista mistaking Scott for Spider-Man wasn't in the script. The actor genuinely messed up his line.

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Trivia: The Power Stone was originally colored red for this film, matching its color from the comics, but then Marvel informed director James Gunn that the Aether/Reality Stone from Thor: The Dark World would be red, so they had to change it to purple in post-production.

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Trivia: The costumes in this film were originally intended to be used in Marvel Studios' perpetually stalled reboot of Blade, which was supposed to take place in the 1920s prior to the start of its production being postponed. In order to recoup some of their costs, Marvel sold the costumes to the production of this film.

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Trivia: Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller had a rule that actors were not allowed to improvise their dialogue, as they wanted it to be as faithful to the graphic novels as possible. Michael Madsen was the one actor they bent the rule for.

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Trivia: A few weeks ahead of its release, angry fans of the discontinued Zack Snyder iteration of Superman launched an online campaign with the goal of negatively affecting the film's box office performance. When asked about the campaign, director James Gunn said, "I think we'll survive."

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Trivia: Despite being portrayed as a ladies' man from the beginning, Eric is the only main character (aside from Eli Williams, who only appeared in season 3) to never be in a sustained romantic relationship.

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Trivia: Following X-Men: Days of Future Past and The New Mutants, this is the third consecutive time in which Afro-Brazilian character Sunspot has been depicted as lighter-skinned.

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Trivia: The show's name was originally pitched as "Mission: Uncomfortable." Sal has stated that he thinks Impractical Jokers is a stupid name.

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Trivia: A few days after the Hulu revival release date and new intro were revealed, Jonathan Joss, the second actor to voice John Redcorn, was murdered by his neighbour in what is believed to be a hate crime. Joss recorded lines for Redcorn for four episodes of the revival, and the tenth episode of the 14th season is dedicated to his memory.

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Trivia: Ray Fisher reportedly didn't want to say Cyborg's catchphrase "Booyah." This would explain why his line delivery lacks any enthusiasm.

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Trivia: Producer Todd Garner claimed that audience reactions during test screenings for this film were comparable to Avengers: Endgame.

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