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Trivia: The first episode "The Good Father" is named as a nod to the title of the first episode of the original series: "The Good Son".

Trivia: David Hyde Pierce chose not to reprise the role of Niles, saying "I love those characters, but I don’t miss them."

Trivia: The bar "Mahoney's" is named after the late John Mahoney, who played Frasier's father in the original show.

Factual error: After the window of the plane is shot out, the aircraft dips into a major dive which Jinx struggles to rectify. There's no reason this would happen simply due to decompression - that would be uncomfortable for the passengers but not affect the plane's flight characteristics.

Trivia: The carousel Marisa Tomei shows Hugh Grant was also used as the location where Nic Cage's son is killed in Face/Off.

Trivia: Professor Weldon says people think she's an "Elinor" from Sense and Sensibility. Keith says he knows the character. Hugh Grant played Elinor's love interest in the 1995 film.

Trivia: Writer/director Marc Lawrence went to Binghamton University.

Trivia: The award speech Hugh Grant watches his younger self give is his actual speech when he won the Golden Globe for Four Weddings and a Funeral, with extra plot-specific lines added.

Factual error: The scene in Piccadilly Circus shows the Shaftesbury Memorial Statue, but this film is set in 1890 and that statue was only unveiled in 1893.

Trivia: Willa is played by Timothy Olyphant's daughter Vivian.

Trivia: Harriet's chair in the spirit session is styled after the vehicles in the Haunted Mansion theme park ride.

Continuity mistake: In the Soviet bunker, Batman hooks a soldier taking cover at a distance. In the next shot he's suddenly closer and in range to kick him.

Continuity mistake: During the fight at Osaka Continental between John and Caine, a knife lands near a display case corner. However, when the shot changes, the knife disappears.

Trivia: The opening of the film is a direct nod to 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Trivia: Mermaid Barbie was originally going to be Denise Richards, but she had to drop out. Dua Lipa replaced her.

Trivia: Emma Mackey was partly cast as she and Margot Robbie are often confused for each other. Greta Gerwig wanted to make a joke about that fact in the film, but once they were both dressed up as their respective characters they didn't look like each other much, so the idea was scrapped.

Trivia: Ruth Handler (Rhea Perlman), co-founder of Mattel and creator of Barbie, did indeed faced tax issues. In 1978 she was accused of evading $1.5 million in taxes by hiding money in Swiss bank accounts and using shell corporations. In 1979, she pled guilty to tax evasion.

Trivia: "Barbie for President" is an actual line of Barbies, originating in 1992. Issa Rae's appearance is based on the 2004 version.

Trivia: The odometer on Barbie's car shows 031959 - the first Barbie was launched in March 1959.

Trivia: The studio wanted the scene on the bench to be cut, arguing it had no impact on the story as a whole. Greta Gerwig refused, saying "If I cut the scene, I don't know what this movie is about".