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Not to be confused with the [[Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} TV channel]].
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* {{Balloonacy}}: A scene has a hot air balloon being filmed, when Kathleen Cooke (who is nearsighted) bumps into a handler and gets her foot caught in a balloon tow rope. When the balloon rises, it takes Kathleen with it, dangling her upside down.

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* {{Balloonacy}}: A scene has a hot air hot-air balloon being filmed, when Kathleen Cooke (who is nearsighted) bumps into a handler and gets her foot caught in a balloon tow rope. When the balloon rises, it takes Kathleen with it, dangling her upside down.



* MagicSkirt: Aversion - Some print ads for the movie had a picture of Jane Hitchcock's character in a hot air balloon's low rope dangling by one foot, and her skirt is completely draped over her face, showing knee-length pantaloons over black stockings.

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* MagicSkirt: Aversion - Aversion. Some print ads for the movie had film featured a picture of Jane Hitchcock's character in a hot air balloon's low rope dangling by one foot, and foot from a hot-air balloon's tow rope, with her skirt is completely draped over her face, face and showing knee-length pantaloons over black stockings.

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A 1976 American Comedy directed by Creator/PeterBogdanovich that has a lawyer (Creator/RyanONeal) accidentally finding himself in the movie making business in the 1910s.

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A 1976 American Comedy comedy film directed and cowritten by Creator/PeterBogdanovich that has about a lawyer (Creator/RyanONeal) who accidentally finding finds himself in the movie making movie-making business in the 1910s.
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* {{Baloonacy}}: {{Balloonacy}}: A scene has a hot air balloon being filmed, when Kathleen Cooke (who is nearsighted) bumps into a handler and gets her foot caught in a balloon tow rope. When the balloon rises, it takes Kathleen with it, dangling her upside down.
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A 1976 American Comedy directed by Creator/PeterBogdanovich that has a lawyer (Creator/RyanONeal) accidentally finding himself in the movie making business in the 1910s.

The movie also stars Creator/BurtReynolds, Creator/TatumONeal, Creator/JaneHitchcock, Creator/BrianKeith, Creator/StellaStevens, Creator/JohnRitter, Creator/BrionJames, Creator/SidneyAmus, Creator/LorenzoMusic, Creator/JeffreyByron, and Creator/PriscillaPointer.

It was released on December 21, 1976.

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* AlliterativeName: '''F'''ranklin '''F'''rank.
* {{Baloonacy}}: A scene has a hot air balloon being filmed, when Kathleen Cooke (who is nearsighted) bumps into a handler and gets her foot caught in a balloon tow rope. When the balloon rises, it takes Kathleen with it, dangling her upside down.
* GroupieBrigade: The film has the silent movie stars being stripped naked by screaming fans ripping off their clothing for souvenirs.
* MagicSkirt: Aversion - Some print ads for the movie had a picture of Jane Hitchcock's character in a hot air balloon's low rope dangling by one foot, and her skirt is completely draped over her face, showing knee-length pantaloons over black stockings.
* PeriodPiece: Takes place from 1914 to 1915 during the SilentMovie era.
* OneWordTitle: ''Nickelodeon''.
* {{Tagline}}: "Dreams. 5 cents".

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