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* CreatorKiller: Creator/JohnWaters didn't write another screenplay for four years, and the failure of his next film, ''Film/ADirtyShame' ''Film/ADirtyShame'' killed his career completely.
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* CreatorKiller: Creator/JohnWaters didn't write another screenplay for four years, and the failure of his next film, "A Dirty Shame" killed his career completely.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: StarDerailingRole: Creator/MelanieGriffith started out as one of the most highly demanded actresses of the 80's, starring in hits like ''Film/BodyDouble'', ''Film/SomethingWild'', and ''Film/WorkingGirl''. Preceding this film, however, she had starred in a number of critical and financial flops throughout the 90's, like ''Film/TheBonfireOfTheVanities'', ''Film/ShiningThrough'', ''Film/MilkMoney'', and ''Film/MulhollandFalls''. This film's failure served as the final nail in her film career's coffin, as her input ever since has comprised mostly of TV series that only lasted for one season and low-budget films that went direct-to-video or were made for television.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: BoxOfficeBomb: Budget, $10 million. Box office, $1,961,544. Part of a 2000/2001 slate that put production company Artisan Entertainment on life support; they would rebound the next year before being absorbed by Lionsgate.
* CreatorKiller: Creator/JohnWaters didn't write another screenplay for four years.
* InspirationForTheWork: Creator/JohnWaters' got the idea for the film came when ''Film Threat'' told its readers to attack the readers of ''Premier Magazine'', and some did.
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** Kevin Nealon's role was originally written for Creator/MichaelJFox, who's named in the script.
* CreatorKiller: Creator/JohnWaters didn't write another screenplay for four years.
* InspirationForTheWork: Creator/JohnWaters' got the idea for the film came when ''Film Threat'' told its readers to attack the readers of ''Premier Magazine'', and some did.
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** Creator/JohnWaters originally wanted Creator/JohnnyDepp for the lead
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: The title for the film came from the nickname given to John Waters by the headline of an interview; the plot idea came from an incident where ''Film Threat Magazine'' told its readers to attack the readers of ''Premier Magazine''...and some of those readers '''actually did'''.
** To a lesser extent, the kidnapping of Honey and her eventual siding with her captors, is similar to that of Patty Hearst's own kidnapping ordeal; Hearst herself appeared in this film (as Fidget's mother) and has appeared in every one of John Waters' other films after ''Film/CryBaby''.
** Also, [[spoiler:Honey setting her hair on fire]] was inspired by something Waters asked Mink Stole to do while filming ''Film/PinkFlamingos'' (which she initially accepted, but later backed out of doing).
** To a lesser extent, the kidnapping of Honey and her eventual siding with her captors, is similar to that of Patty Hearst's own kidnapping ordeal; Hearst herself appeared in this film (as Fidget's mother) and has appeared in every one of John Waters' other films after ''Film/CryBaby''.
** Also, [[spoiler:Honey setting her hair on fire]] was inspired by something Waters asked Mink Stole to do while filming ''Film/PinkFlamingos'' (which she initially accepted, but later backed out of doing).
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: The title WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/JohnWaters originally wanted Creator/JohnnyDepp for the film came from the nickname given to John Waters by the headline of an interview; the plot idea came from an incident where ''Film Threat Magazine'' told its readers to attack the readers of ''Premier Magazine''...and some of those readers '''actually did'''.
** To a lesser extent, the kidnapping of Honey and her eventual siding with her captors, is similar to that of Patty Hearst's own kidnapping ordeal; Hearst herself appeared in this film (as Fidget's mother) and has appeared in every one of John Waters' other films after ''Film/CryBaby''.
** Also, [[spoiler:Honey setting her hair on fire]] was inspired by something Waters asked Mink Stole to do while filming ''Film/PinkFlamingos'' (which she initially accepted, but later backed out of doing).lead role.
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** To a lesser extent, the kidnapping of Honey and her eventual siding with her captors, is similar to that of Patty Hearst's own kidnapping ordeal; Hearst herself appeared in this film (as Fidget's mother) and has appeared in every one of John Waters' other films after ''Film/CryBaby''.
** Also, [[spoiler:Honey setting her hair on fire]] was inspired by something Waters asked Mink Stole to do while filming ''Film/PinkFlamingos'' (which she initially accepted, but later backed out of doing).
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: The title for the film came from the nickname given to John Waters by the headline of an interview; the plot idea came from an incident where ''Film Threat Magazine'' told its readers to attack the readers of ''Premier Magazine''...and some of those readers '''actually did'''.
** To a lesser extent, the kidnapping of Honey and her eventual siding with her captors, is similar to that of Patty Hearst's own kidnapping ordeal; Hearst herself appeared in this film (as Fidget's mother) and has appeared in every one of John Waters' other films after ''Film/CryBaby''.
** Also, [[spoiler:Honey setting her hair on fire]] was inspired by something Waters asked Mink Stole to do while filming ''Film/PinkFlamingos'' (which she initially accepted, but later backed out of doing).
** To a lesser extent, the kidnapping of Honey and her eventual siding with her captors, is similar to that of Patty Hearst's own kidnapping ordeal; Hearst herself appeared in this film (as Fidget's mother) and has appeared in every one of John Waters' other films after ''Film/CryBaby''.
** Also, [[spoiler:Honey setting her hair on fire]] was inspired by something Waters asked Mink Stole to do while filming ''Film/PinkFlamingos'' (which she initially accepted, but later backed out of doing).
