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* TheCastShowoff: John Forsythe first appears in the film with his character singing the Raymond Scott-Mac David ditty "Flaggin' the Train to Tuscaloosa".
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* TheCastShowoff: John Forsythe first appears in the film with his character singing the Raymond Scott-Mac David ditty "Flaggin'the Train to Tuscaloosa".
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* The Cast Showoff: John Forsythe first appears in the film with his character singing the Raymond Scott-Mac David ditty "Flaggin'the Train to Tuscaloosa".
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* Shortly after the release of the film, a novelty song called "The Trouble with Harry" was released by Alfi and Harry -- actually [[Franchise/AlvinAndTheChipmunks Ross Bagdasarian, Sr.]] (who'd been in ''Film/RearWindow'') under a pseudonym. Despite claiming to be "inspired" by the movie, [[InNameOnly the title is the only connection between the two]].[[note]]The song consists of "Alfi" being annoyed at "Harry" for playing the same tune on his piano over and over.[[/note]] Still, it somehow managed to chart at #44 on the ''Billboard'' in the US and at #15 in the UK, and was even [[CoverVersion covered]] by Les Baxter.
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* Shortly after the release of the film, a novelty song called "The Trouble with Harry" was released by Alfi and Harry -- actually [[Franchise/AlvinAndTheChipmunks Ross Bagdasarian, Bagdasarian Sr.]] (who'd been in ''Film/RearWindow'') under a pseudonym. Despite claiming to be "inspired" by the movie, [[InNameOnly the title is the only connection between the two]].[[note]]The song consists of "Alfi" being annoyed at "Harry" for playing the same tune on his piano over and over.[[/note]] Still, it somehow managed to chart at #44 on the ''Billboard'' in the US and at #15 in the UK, and was even [[CoverVersion covered]] by Les Baxter.Baxter.
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* CreatorsOddball: Hitchcock's only full-fledged comedy (albeit a BlackComedy) after he moved to Hollywood, made as a BreatherEpisode for himself after the demanding shoots of his previous few films.
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* CreatorsOddball: Hitchcock's only full-fledged comedy (albeit a BlackComedy) after he moved to Hollywood, he'd cemented his Master of Suspense title for good, made as a BreatherEpisode for himself after the demanding shoots of his previous few films.
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* CreatorsOddball: Hitchcock's only full-fledged comedy (albeit a BlackComedy), made as a BreatherEpisode for himself after the demanding shoots of his previous few films.
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* CreatorsOddball: Hitchcock's only full-fledged comedy (albeit a BlackComedy), BlackComedy) after he moved to Hollywood, made as a BreatherEpisode for himself after the demanding shoots of his previous few films.
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* Shortly after the release of the film, a novelty song called "The Trouble with Harry" was released by Alfi and Harry -- actually [[Franchise/AlvinAndTheChipmunks Ross Bagdasarian, Sr.]] (who'd been in ''Film/RearWindow'') under a pseudonym. Despite claiming to be "inspired" by the movie, [[InNameOnly the title is the only connection between the two]].[[note]]The song consists of "Alfi" being annoyed at "Harry" for playing the same tune on his piano over and over.[[/note]] Still, it somehow managed to chart at #44 on the ''Billboard'' in the US and at #15 in the UK, and was even [[CoverVersion covered]] by Les Baxter.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Hitchcock's preference was to reunite the leads of ''Film/ToCatchAThief'' and have Creator/CaryGrant as Sam and Creator/GraceKelly as Jennifer, but Grant was too expensive for what Hitchcock envisioned as a smaller-budget film, and Kelly had contract issues with her home studio Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer. For a while Hitchcock toyed with another ''To Catch a Thief'' castmember, Brigitte Auber, as Jennifer, before realizing a French actress in a movie set in Vermont wouldn't really work. Creator/WilliamHolden was the next choice for Sam, but things didn't work out.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Hitchcock's preference was to reunite the leads of ''Film/ToCatchAThief'' and have Creator/CaryGrant as Sam and Creator/GraceKelly as Jennifer, but Grant was too expensive for what Hitchcock envisioned as a smaller-budget film, and Kelly had contract issues with her home studio Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer. For a while Hitchcock toyed with another ''To Catch a Thief'' castmember, Brigitte Auber, as Jennifer, before realizing a French actress in a movie set in Vermont wouldn't really work. Creator/WilliamHolden was the next choice for Sam, but things didn't work out.
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* Shortly after the release of the film, a novelty song called "The Trouble with Harry" was released by Alfi and Harry -- actually [[Franchise/AlvinAndTheChipmunks Ross Bagdasarian, Sr.]] (who'd been in ''Film/RearWindow'') under a pseudonym. Despite claiming to be "inspired" by the movie, [[InNameOnly the title is the only connection between the two]].[[note]]The song consists of "Alfi" being annoyed at "Harry" for playing the same tune on his piano over and over.[[/note]] Still, it somehow managed to chart at #44 on the ''Billboard'' in the US and at #15 in the UK, and was even [[CoverVersion covered]] by Les Baxter.
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* Shortly after the release of the film, a novelty song called "The Trouble with Harry" was released by Alfi and Harry -- actually [[Franchise/AlvinAndTheChipmunks Ross Bagdasarian, Sr.]] (who'd been in ''Film/RearWindow'') under a pseudonym. Despite claiming to be "inspired" by the movie, [[InNameOnly the title is the only connection between the two]].[[note]]The song consists of "Alfi" being annoyed at "Harry" for playing the same tune on his piano over and over.[[/note]] Still, it somehow managed to chart at #44 on the ''Billboard'' in the US and at #15 in the UK, and was even [[CoverVersion covered]] by Les Baxter.Baxter.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Hitchcock's preference was to reunite the leads of ''Film/ToCatchAThief'' and have Creator/CaryGrant as Sam and Creator/GraceKelly as Jennifer, but Grant was too expensive for what Hitchcock envisioned as a smaller-budget film, and Kelly had contract issues with her home studio Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer. For a while Hitchcock toyed with another ''To Catch a Thief'' castmember, Brigitte Auber, as Jennifer, before realizing a French actress in a movie set in Vermont wouldn't really work. Creator/WilliamHolden was the next choice for Sam, but things didn't work out.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Hitchcock's preference was to reunite the leads of ''Film/ToCatchAThief'' and have Creator/CaryGrant as Sam and Creator/GraceKelly as Jennifer, but Grant was too expensive for what Hitchcock envisioned as a smaller-budget film, and Kelly had contract issues with her home studio Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer. For a while Hitchcock toyed with another ''To Catch a Thief'' castmember, Brigitte Auber, as Jennifer, before realizing a French actress in a movie set in Vermont wouldn't really work. Creator/WilliamHolden was the next choice for Sam, but things didn't work out.
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* Shortly after the release of the film, a novelty song called "The Trouble with Harry" was released by Alfi and Harry -- actually [[Franchise/AlvinandtheChipmunks [[Franchise/AlvinAndTheChipmunks Ross Bagdasarian, Sr.]] under a pseudonym. Despite claiming to be "inspired" by the movie, [[InNameOnly the title is the only connection between the two]].[[note]]The song consists of "Alfi" being annoyed at "Harry" for playing the same tune on his piano over and over.[[/note]] Still, it somehow managed to chart at #44 on the ''Billboard'' in the US and at #15 in the UK, and was even [[CoverVersion covered]] by Les Baxter.
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* Shortly after the release of the film, a novelty song called "The Trouble with Harry" was released by Alfi and Harry -- actually [[Franchise/AlvinandtheChipmunks Ross Bagdasarian, Sr.]] under a pseudonym. Despite claiming to be "inspired" by the movie, [[InNameOnly the title is the only connection between the two]].[[labelnote:*]]The [[note]]The song consists of "Alfi" being annoyed at "Harry" for playing the same tune on his piano over and over.[[/labelnote]] [[/note]] Still, it somehow managed to chart at #44 on the ''Billboard'' in the US and at #15 in the UK, and was even [[CoverVersion covered]] by Les Baxter.
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* Shortly after the release of the film, a novelty song called "The Trouble with Harry" was released by Alfi and Harry -- actually [[Franchise/AlvinandtheChipmunks Ross Bagdasarian, Sr.]] under a pseudonym. Despite claiming to be "inspired" by the movie, [[InNameOnly the title is the only connection between the two]].[[labelnote:*]]The song consists of "Alfi" being annoyed at "Harry" for playing the same tune on his piano over and over.[[/labelnote]] Still, it somehow managed to chart at #44 on the Billboard ''Billboard'' in the US and at #15 in the UK, and was even [[CoverVersion covered]] by Les Baxter.
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* Shortly after the release of the film, a novelty song called ''The "The Trouble with Harry'' Harry" was released by Alfi and Harry -- actually [[Franchise/AlvinandtheChipmunks Ross Bagdasarian, Sr.]] under a pseudonym. Despite claiming to be "inspired" by the movie, [[InNameOnly the title is the only connection between the two]].[[labelnote:*]]The song consists of "Alfi" being annoyed at "Harry" for playing the same tune on his piano over and over.[[/labelnote]] Still, it somehow managed to chart at #44 on the Billboard in the US and at #15 in the UK, and was even [[CoverVersion covered]] by Les Baxter.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Sam is [[{{Dynasty}} Blake Carrington]], Captain Wiles is [[MiracleOn34thStreet Kris Kringle]], and the little boy Arnie is [[LeaveItToBeaver The Beaver]].
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* Shortly after the release of the film, a novelty song called ''The Trouble with Harry'' was released by Alfi and Harry -- actually [[Franchise/AlvinandtheChipmunks Ross Bagdasarian, Sr.]] under a pseudonym. Despite claiming to be "inspired" by the movie, [[InNameOnly the title is the only connection between the two]].[[labelnote:*]]The song consists of "Alfi" being annoyed at "Harry" for playing the same tune on his piano over and over.[[/labelnote]] Still, it somehow managed to chart at #44 on the Billboard in the US and at #15 in the UK, and was even [[CoverVersion covered]] by Les Baxter.
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