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Trivia: David Krumholtz was supposed to be in the film as one of Seth's friends, but he dropped out when he got offered the lead in a Woody Allen film. Unfortunately, that film ended up falling apart during pre-production and was never made.

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Trivia: Like "The 40 Year Old Virgin" before it, "Knocked Up" is one of the somewhat rare films to shoot over 1 million feet of film due to all the improvising and extra takes.

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Trivia: As the phrase "Knocked Up" is pretty much exclusively an English phrase, the title was changed in most other countries. Notable, in many countries it was released under the title "A Little Bit Pregnant" or "Slightly Pregnant."

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Trivia: In the opening scene, you can see that Jay is incredibly nervous while on the roller-coaster - this is actually a real reaction, as actor Jay Baruchel is deathly afraid of roller-coasters in real life.

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Trivia: The theatrical feature-film debut of Ken Jeong. He had previous only appeared in a few TV-movies and in guest-spots in TV shows. Jeong plays a doctor, which is appropriate, as he was actually a doctor in real life in addition to being an actor.

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Trivia: The film was originally conceived as a sequel/spin-off to "The 40 Year Old Virgin," but all connections were dropped early on in the production.

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