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** The original script had Baby as a panther, but Howard Hawks couldn't find out that would work. Nissa the leopard had worked in films for eight years, and so Baby was changed to a leopard.
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** Creator/HowardHawks' 1964 comedy ''Man's Favorite Sport?'' is an intentional {{homage}} to ''Bringing Up Baby'', and Hawks only cast Rock Hudson and Paula Prentiss as the leads in the later film after trying unsuccessfully to coax Creator/CaryGrant and Creator/KatharineHepburn into reuniting for the project.
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** Creator/RonaldColman, Creator/LeslieHoward, Creator/FredricMarch and Creator/RayMilland were all offered the role of David Huxley.
** Creator/CaroleLombard was briefly considered for the role of Susan Vance.
** Creator/CaroleLombard was briefly considered for the role of Susan Vance.
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** Creator/RonaldColman, Creator/LeslieHoward, Creator/FredricMarch and Creator/FredricMarch, Creator/RayMilland and Creator/RobertMontgomery were all offered the role of David Huxley.
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** Howard Hawks originally intended the story for Creator/HaroldLloyd. Notably, the glasses that Cary Grant wears in the movie are the same style of glasses that Lloyd was famous for wearing.
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* AcclaimedFlop: Despite positive reviews and [[VindicatedByHistory a reputation nowadays]] as one of Creator/KatharineHepburn's best films and one of the best comedies of its era, at the time it was a BoxOfficeBomb that earned Hepburn [[StarDerailingRole a reputation as "box office poison"]], only making its money back upon its rerelease in the early 1940s.
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* {{Corpsing}}: The two leads would sometimes ad-lib lines and delay the production because they couldn't stop laughing. The scene of David discovering the bone is missing from the box in fact took six hours to finish because of the stars' laughing fits.
* NeverWorkWithChildrenOrAnimals: Mostly averted. They ended up using a trained leopard who had been working in films for eight years and, aside from one accident where Katharine Hepburn nearly got clawed, they had few problems with it. Katharine Hepburn wore heavy perfume to keep Nissa calm, and was quite fearless around the animal. Cary Grant however required lots of stand-ins and rear projection effects to appear in the same shot as Nissa. Howard Hawks would later blame the production going behind schedule on having two animals feature prominently (the other being Skippy, who played Aunt Elizabeth's dog George).
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** The gag of George burying the rare dinosaur bone was added late in production, inspired by a comic strip.
** David yelling "quiet!" when everyone is talking was added in, inspired by an incident where Howard Hawks called for silence and Katharine Hepburn was the only one left talking.
* WagTheDirector: Katharine Hepburn had been getting coaching from vaudeville comedian Walter Catlett and was so impressed by his talent that she insisted he play Constable Slocum.
** "I just went GAY all of a sudden!" Note the abrupt cut immediately after, indicating that the cast and crew lost
** The gag of George burying the rare dinosaur bone was added late in production, inspired by a comic strip.
** David yelling "quiet!" when everyone is talking was added in, inspired by an incident where Howard Hawks called for silence and Katharine Hepburn was the only one left talking.
* WagTheDirector: Katharine Hepburn had been getting coaching from vaudeville comedian Walter Catlett and was so impressed by his talent that she insisted he play Constable Slocum.
** The original script had Baby as a panther, but Howard Hawks couldn't find out that would work. Nissa the leopard had worked in films for eight years, and so Baby was changed to a leopard.
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* [[AccidentallyCorrectZoology Accidentally Correct Paleontology]]: At the time the film came out, Brontosaurus was believed to be the same animal as Apatosaurus (though Brontosaurus would continue to be used in popular culture until the early 90s), but it was recently decided that Brontosaurus is different enough from Apatosaurus to count as its own genus and species.
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* ActingForTwo: The same leopard, Nissa, appears as both Baby and the circus leopard.
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* CompletelyDifferentTitle: In Sweden, the film was called "Ingen fara på taket", meaning approximately "No Cause for Alarm"[[note]]Literally "No Danger on the Roof"[[/note]]. In Italy, the movie is named after Hepburn's character, "Susanna" (Susan).
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* CompletelyDifferentTitle: In Sweden, the film was called "Ingen fara på taket", meaning approximately "No Cause for Alarm"[[note]]Literally "No Danger on the Roof"[[/note]]. In Italy, the movie is named after Hepburn's character, "Susanna" (Susan)."Susanna!" (Susan!).
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* CompletelyDifferentTitle: In Sweden, the film was called "Ingen fara på taket", meaning approximately "No Cause for Alarm"[[note]]Literally "No Danger on the Roof"[[/note]].
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* CompletelyDifferentTitle: In Sweden, the film was called "Ingen fara på taket", meaning approximately "No Cause for Alarm"[[note]]Literally "No Danger on the Roof"[[/note]]. In Italy, the movie is named after Hepburn's character, "Susanna" (Susan).
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* ActorSharedBackground: Creator/KatharineHepburn was cast because of her New England background and similarities to her character.
* HeyItsThatPlace: The exterior of the Peabodys' house, which previously had been seen in ''Film/MrDeedsGoesToTown'', was shot at the Columbia Ranch.
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** Creator/CaroleLombard was briefly considered for the role of Susan Vance.
** Creator/RonaldColman, Creator/LeslieHoward, Creator/FredricMarch and Creator/RayMilland were all offered the role of David Huxley.
** Creator/CaroleLombard was briefly considered for the role of Susan Vance.
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* RealitySubtext: The attitude of the two leads towards the leopard is reflected in their characters. Creator/KatherineHepburn was more fearless around it, while Creator/CaryGrant was wary of it - to the point where doubles and stand-ins had to be used in a lot of scenes.
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* RealitySubtext: The attitude of the two leads towards the leopard is reflected in their characters. Creator/KatherineHepburn Creator/KatharineHepburn was more fearless around it, while Creator/CaryGrant was wary of it - to the point where doubles and stand-ins had to be used in a lot of scenes.
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* CompletelyDifferentTitle: In Sweden, the film was called "Ingen fara på taket", meaning approximately "No Cause for Alarm"[[note]]Literally "No Danger on the Roof"[[/note]].
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* StarDerailingRole: Briefly for Creator/KatherineHepburn, who was labelled 'Box Office Poison' after this film. She broke her RKO contract after they only offered her a part in a B-movie. But she quickly rebounded with ''Film/ThePhiladelphiaStory''.
* ThoseTwoActors: The second of four movies to star Creator/KatherineHepburn and Creator/CaryGrant.
* ThoseTwoActors: The second of four movies to star Creator/KatherineHepburn and Creator/CaryGrant.
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* StarDerailingRole: Briefly for Creator/KatherineHepburn, Creator/KatharineHepburn, who was labelled 'Box Office Poison' after this film. She broke her RKO contract after they only offered her a part in a B-movie. But she quickly rebounded with ''Film/ThePhiladelphiaStory''.
* ThoseTwoActors: The second of four movies to starCreator/KatherineHepburn Creator/KatharineHepburn and Creator/CaryGrant.
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* FatalMethodActing: Narrowly averted. Creator/KatherineHepburn was standing right in front of the leopard, wearing a skirt lined with little metal pieces to make it swing prettily. She made a sudden turn and the leopard lunged for her back. Only the trainer's whip saved her.
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* FatalMethodActing: Narrowly averted. Creator/KatherineHepburn Creator/KatharineHepburn was standing right in front of the leopard, wearing a skirt lined with little metal pieces to make it swing prettily. She made a sudden turn and the leopard lunged for her back. Only the trainer's whip saved her.
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* ActorInspiredElement: The part where Susan's dress rips at the club was suggested by Cary Grant. He had got his pants zipper caught in another woman's dress and had to instinctively follow her as a result.
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* CreatorBacklash: Howard Hawks says he regretted making everyone in the cast crazy, wishing there had been a straight man or two to keep things grounded. Averted with the two stars though, as they loved working on the film.
* FatalMethodActing: Narrowly averted. Katherine Hepburn was standing right in front of the leopard, wearing a skirt lined with little metal pieces to make it swing prettily. She made a sudden turn and the leopard lunged for her back. Only the trainer's whip saved her.
* FatalMethodActing: Narrowly averted. Katherine Hepburn was standing right in front of the leopard, wearing a skirt lined with little metal pieces to make it swing prettily. She made a sudden turn and the leopard lunged for her back. Only the trainer's whip saved her.
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* CreatorBacklash: Howard Hawks Creator/HowardHawks says he regretted making everyone in the cast crazy, wishing there had been a straight man or two to keep things grounded. Averted with the two stars though, as they loved working on the film.
* FatalMethodActing: Narrowly averted.Katherine Hepburn Creator/KatherineHepburn was standing right in front of the leopard, wearing a skirt lined with little metal pieces to make it swing prettily. She made a sudden turn and the leopard lunged for her back. Only the trainer's whip saved her.
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** Likewise, Katharine Hepburn, typically cast as a hyper-intelligent, on-the-ball, DefrostingIceQueen sort, as the scatterbrained Susan.
* RealitySubtext: The attitude of the two leads towards the leopard is reflected in their characters. Katherine Hepburn was more fearless around it, while Cary Grant was wary of it - to the point where doubles and stand-ins had to be used in a lot of scenes.
** Likewise, Katharine Hepburn, typically cast as a hyper-intelligent, on-the-ball, DefrostingIceQueen sort, as the scatterbrained Susan.
* RealitySubtext: The attitude of the two leads towards the leopard is reflected in their characters. Katherine Hepburn was more fearless around it, while Cary Grant was wary of it - to the point where doubles and stand-ins had to be used in a lot of scenes.
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** Likewise,Katharine Hepburn, Creator/KatharineHepburn, typically cast as a hyper-intelligent, on-the-ball, DefrostingIceQueen sort, as the scatterbrained Susan.
* RealitySubtext: The attitude of the two leads towards the leopard is reflected in their characters.Katherine Hepburn Creator/KatherineHepburn was more fearless around it, while Cary Grant Creator/CaryGrant was wary of it - to the point where doubles and stand-ins had to be used in a lot of scenes.
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* ThoseTwoActors: The second of four movies to star Katherine Hepburn and Cary Grant.
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* StarDerailingRole: Briefly for Katherine Hepburn, Creator/KatherineHepburn, who was labelled 'Box Office Poison' after this film. She broke her RKO contract after they only offered her a part in a B-movie. But she quickly rebounded with ''Film/ThePhiladelphiaStory''.
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* [[HeyItsThatGuy Hey, It's That Dog!]]: George was played by the same dog who played Asta in the ''Film/TheThinMan'' movies.
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* ScienceMarchesOn: The clavicle in question comes from a brontosaurus, which, even at the time, was recognized by the scientific community as ''Apatosaurus''.
* StarDerailingRole: Briefly for Katherine Hepburn, who was labelled 'Box Office Poison' after this film. She broke her RKO contract after they only offered her a part in a B-movie. But she quickly rebounded with ''Film/ThePhiladelphiaStory''.
* StarDerailingRole: Briefly for Katherine Hepburn, who was labelled 'Box Office Poison' after this film. She broke her RKO contract after they only offered her a part in a B-movie. But she quickly rebounded with ''Film/ThePhiladelphiaStory''.
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* ActorInspiredElement: The part where Susan's dress rips at the club was suggested by Cary Grant. He had got his pants zipper caught in another woman's dress and had to instinctively follow her as a result.
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* CreatorBacklash: Howard Hawks says he regretted making everyone in the cast crazy, wishing there had been a straight man or two to keep things grounded. Averted with the two stars though, as they loved working on the film.
* FatalMethodActing: Narrowly averted. Katherine Hepburn was standing right in front of the leopard, wearing a skirt lined with little metal pieces to make it swing prettily. She made a sudden turn and the leopard lunged for her back. Only the trainer's whip saved her.
* FatalMethodActing: Narrowly averted. Katherine Hepburn was standing right in front of the leopard, wearing a skirt lined with little metal pieces to make it swing prettily. She made a sudden turn and the leopard lunged for her back. Only the trainer's whip saved her.
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* PlayingAgainstType: Cary Grant, known for playing cool and charming guys, plays a mild-mannered, dorky scientist.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Howard Hawks' 1964 comedy ''Man's Favorite Sport?'' is an intentional {{homage}} to ''Bringing Up Baby'', and Hawks only cast Rock Hudson and Paula Prentiss as the leads in the later film after trying unsuccessfully to coax Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn into reuniting for the project.
** Note the abrupt cut immediately after, indicating that the cast and crew lost it.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Howard Hawks' 1964 comedy ''Man's Favorite Sport?'' is an intentional {{homage}} to ''Bringing Up Baby'', and Hawks only cast Rock Hudson and Paula Prentiss as the leads in the later film after trying unsuccessfully to coax Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn into reuniting for the project.
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* RealitySubtext: The attitude of the two leads towards the leopard is reflected in their characters. Katherine Hepburn was more fearless around it, while Cary Grant was wary of it - to the point where doubles and stand-ins had to be used in a lot of scenes.
* ThoseTwoActors: The second of four movies to star Katherine Hepburn and Cary Grant.
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** Howard Hawks' 1964 comedy ''Man's Favorite Sport?'' is an intentional {{homage}} to ''Bringing Up Baby'', and Hawks only cast Rock Hudson and Paula Prentiss as the leads in the later film after trying unsuccessfully to coax Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn into reuniting for theproject.project.
** The original script had some scenes in the middle of the movie where David and Susan declare their love for each other. These were filmed but not included in the final cut of the film.
** The script had an elaborate pie fight but it wasn't filmed.
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** AFIS100Years100Laughs: #14
** AFIS100Years100Passions: #51
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** AFIS100Years100Movies: #97
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* WhatMightHaveBeen: Howard Hawks' 1964 comedy ''Man's Favorite Sport?'' is an intentional {{homage}} to ''Bringing Up Baby'', and Hawks only cast Rock Hudson and Paula Prentiss as the leads in the later film after trying unsuccessfully to coax Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn into reuniting for the project.
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