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* HarpoDoesSomethingFunny: Given that toddlers don't generally take direction well, Creator/RickMoranis was allowed to ad-lib and improvise extensively in his scenes opposite them to help the production come up with workable takes.
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* CaliforniaDoubling: The film's suburban parts takes place in Vista del Mar, Nevada, but was shot in Florida. Averted with the Las Vegas parts, as they are shot there.
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* ThrowItIn: Literally with the scene where Adam pulls out a giant peppermint out of his pocket and it lands on a car. One of the toddler twin actors pulled out a piece of candy from his pocket and tossed it aside, so they decided to incorporate it into the movie.
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* ThrowItIn: Literally with the scene where Adam pulls out a giant peppermint out of his pocket and it lands on a car. One of the toddler twin actors pulled out a piece of candy from his pocket and tossed it aside, so they the filmmakers decided to incorporate it into the movie.
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* Shortly before the film's release; Disney was sued by Paul Alter, best known as a frequent director for [[Creator/MarkGoodson Mark Goodson Productions]]; specifically his work as the original director during the initial run of ''Series/FamilyFeud'' during the 1970s and early 1980s and having been at that time the director on ''Series/ThePriceIsRight'' from 1986 until 2000. Alter had submitted a similar script titled "Now, That's a Baby" to Disney in 1980 based upon [[WriteWhatYouKnow watching his granddaughter toppled a set of blocks]], with Alter's script having gotten an unspecified treatment, though nothing further came of the Alter submission. Alter's lawsuit alleged the film's plot (story by Garry Gordlow; who worked on the screenplay version alongside Thorn Eberhardt and Peter Elbling) was similar in several places to Alter's script. A jury eventually ruled in Alter's favor in 1993; with Disney [[http://articles.latimes.com/1993-11-13/entertainment/ca-56385_1_disney-film having to pay $300,000]] in damages.
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* Shortly before the film's release; Disney was sued by Paul Alter, best known as a frequent director for [[Creator/MarkGoodson Mark Goodson Productions]]; specifically his work as the original director during the initial run of ''Series/FamilyFeud'' during the 1970s and early 1980s and having been at that time the director on ''Series/ThePriceIsRight'' from 1986 until 2000. Alter had submitted a similar script titled "Now, That's a Baby" to Disney in 1980 based upon [[WriteWhatYouKnow watching his granddaughter toppled a set of blocks]], with Alter's script having gotten an unspecified treatment, though nothing further came of the Alter submission. Alter's lawsuit alleged the film's plot (story by Garry Gordlow; who worked on the screenplay version alongside Thorn Eberhardt and Peter Elbling) was similar in several places to Alter's script. A jury eventually ruled in Alter's favor in 1993; with Disney [[http://articles.latimes.com/1993-11-13/entertainment/ca-56385_1_disney-film having to pay $300,000]] in damages.damages.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Everyone from the Japanese dub of the first film was recast. For example, Wayne Szalinski, voiced by the late Creator/KeiTomiyama in the original, is now voiced by Creator/IsseiFutamata.
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%%This isn't a trivia trope and is on the main page* DolledUpInstallment: ''Honey, I Blew Up The Kid'' was originally written as a separate movie, ''Big Baby''. It was rewritten as a sequel. Since the original script had a family with just one other child besides the baby, Amy is sent off to college early on rather than try to contrive a new role for her.
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* WorkingTitle: Was originally going to be a standalone movie called ''Big Baby'' before it became a DolledUpInstallment sequel to ''Film/HoneyIShrunkTheKids''. They were then going to call it ''Honey, I Blew Up The Baby'' but feared they'd get negative feedback.
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* The only instalment of the ''Honey'' franchise not to have the word "shrunk" in the title.
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* The only instalment installment of the ''Honey'' ''Honey, I Shrunk the Kids'' franchise not to have the word "shrunk" in the title.
* Also the onlyinstalment installment of the ''Honey'' ''Honey, I Shrunk the Kids'' franchise to feature all five Szalinskis: Wayne, Diane, Amy, Nick, and Adam.
* Also the only
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* The only instalment of the ''Honey'' franchise not to have the word "shrunk" in the title.
* Also the only instalment of the ''Honey'' franchise to feature all five Szalinskis: Wayne, Diane, Amy, Nick, and Adam.
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* ThrowItIn: Literally with the scene where Adam pulls out a giant peppermint out of his pocket and it lands on a car. One of the toddler twin actors pulled out a piece of candy from his pocket and tossed it aside, so they decided to incorporate it into the movie.
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* WorkingTitle: Was originally going to be a standalone movie called ''Big Baby'' before it became a DolledUpInstallment sequel to ''Film/HoneyIShrunkTheKids''.They were then going to call it ''Honey, I Blew Up The Baby'' but feared they'd get negative feedback.
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* DolledUpInstallment: ''Honey, I Blew Up The Kid'' was originally written as a separate movie, ''Big Baby''. It was rewritten as a sequel.
sequel. Since the original script had a family with just one other child besides the baby, Amy is sent off to college early on rather than try to contrive a new role for her.
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* DolledUpInstallment: ''Honey, I Blew Up The Kid'' was originally written as a separate movie, ''Big Baby''. It was rewritten as a sequel.sequel.
!!General trivia
* Shortly before the film's release; Disney was sued by Paul Alter, best known as a frequent director for [[Creator/MarkGoodson Mark Goodson Productions]]; specifically his work as the original director during the initial run of ''Series/FamilyFeud'' during the 1970s and early 1980s and having been at that time the director on ''Series/ThePriceIsRight'' from 1986 until 2000. Alter had submitted a similar script titled "Now, That's a Baby" to Disney in 1980 based upon [[WriteWhatYouKnow watching his granddaughter toppled a set of blocks]], with Alter's script having gotten an unspecified treatment, though nothing further came of the Alter submission. Alter's lawsuit alleged the film's plot (story by Garry Gordlow; who worked on the screenplay version alongside Thorn Eberhardt and Peter Elbling) was similar in several places to Alter's script. A jury eventually ruled in Alter's favor in 1993; with Disney [[http://articles.latimes.com/1993-11-13/entertainment/ca-56385_1_disney-film having to pay $300,000]] in damages.
!!General trivia
* Shortly before the film's release; Disney was sued by Paul Alter, best known as a frequent director for [[Creator/MarkGoodson Mark Goodson Productions]]; specifically his work as the original director during the initial run of ''Series/FamilyFeud'' during the 1970s and early 1980s and having been at that time the director on ''Series/ThePriceIsRight'' from 1986 until 2000. Alter had submitted a similar script titled "Now, That's a Baby" to Disney in 1980 based upon [[WriteWhatYouKnow watching his granddaughter toppled a set of blocks]], with Alter's script having gotten an unspecified treatment, though nothing further came of the Alter submission. Alter's lawsuit alleged the film's plot (story by Garry Gordlow; who worked on the screenplay version alongside Thorn Eberhardt and Peter Elbling) was similar in several places to Alter's script. A jury eventually ruled in Alter's favor in 1993; with Disney [[http://articles.latimes.com/1993-11-13/entertainment/ca-56385_1_disney-film having to pay $300,000]] in damages.
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* DolledUpInstallment: ''Honey, I Blew Up The Kid'' was originally written as a separate movie, ''Big Baby''. It was rewritten as a sequel.
