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* AllStarCast: Including Creator/DudleyMoore, Creator/LaraineNewman, James Coco, Paul Sand, Creator/JackGilford, Creator/DomDeluise, John Houseman, Creator/MadelineKahn, Creator/DavidLander, Creator/RichardPryor, and Creator/JohnRitter.
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* AllStarCast: Including Creator/DudleyMoore, Creator/LaraineNewman, James Coco, Paul Sand, Creator/PaulSand, Creator/JackGilford, Creator/DomDeluise, John Houseman, Creator/MadelineKahn, Creator/DavidLander, Creator/RichardPryor, and Creator/JohnRitter.
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* FollowTheLeader: One of several films shamelessly following in the footsteps of Creator/MontyPython's 1979 hit ''Film/LifeOfBrian'', with its spoofing of religion and/or Biblical epics; others included Creator/MartyFeldman's televangelist spoof ''In God We Tru$t'' and the Ancient Rome stretch of Creator/MelBrooks's ''Film/HistoryOfTheWorldPartI''. It's generally seen as the most inept of the bunch, though, and it's certainly the most obvious imitator.
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* FollowTheLeader: One of several films shamelessly following in the footsteps of Creator/MontyPython's 1979 hit ''Film/LifeOfBrian'', with its spoofing of religion and/or Biblical epics; others included Creator/MartyFeldman's televangelist spoof ''In God We Tru$t'' and the Ancient Rome stretch segment of Creator/MelBrooks's ''Film/HistoryOfTheWorldPartI''. It's This one's generally seen as the most inept of the bunch, though, and it's certainly the most obvious imitator.
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* FollowTheLeader: One of several films shamelessly following in the footsteps of the 1979 hit ''Film/LifeOfBrian'' with its spoofing of religion and/or Biblical epics; others included Marty Feldman's televangelist spoof ''In God We Tru$t'' and the Ancient Rome stretch of ''Film/HistoryOfTheWorldPartI''. It's generally seen as the most inept of the bunch, though, and it's certainly the most obvious imitator.
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* AllStarCast: Including Creator/DudleyMoore, Creator/LaraineNewman, James Coco, Paul Sand, Creator/JackGilford, Creator/DomDeluise, John Houseman, Creator/MadelineKahn, Creator/DavidLander, Creator/RichardPryor, and Creator/JohnRitter.
* FollowTheLeader: One of several films shamelessly following in the footsteps ofthe Creator/MontyPython's 1979 hit ''Film/LifeOfBrian'' ''Film/LifeOfBrian'', with its spoofing of religion and/or Biblical epics; others included Marty Feldman's Creator/MartyFeldman's televangelist spoof ''In God We Tru$t'' and the Ancient Rome stretch of Creator/MelBrooks's ''Film/HistoryOfTheWorldPartI''. It's generally seen as the most inept of the bunch, though, and it's certainly the most obvious imitator.
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* WagTheDirector: After showing up very late, Creator/RichardPryor reportedly re-wrote/improvised most of the dialogue for his cameo as The Pharaoh, along with refusing to have a trained lion on the set with him.
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* WagTheDirector: After showing up very late, Creator/RichardPryor reportedly re-wrote/improvised most of the dialogue for his cameo as The Pharaoh, along with refusing to have a trained lion on the set with him.him.
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* StarDerailingRole: Averted for Creator/DudleyMoore. This was his first film after his international breakout in ''Film/{{Ten}}'', and actually opened well at the box office, but it still lost about $2.5 million when all was said and done. The aversion is that his ''next'' film -- ''Film/{{Arthur 1981}}'' -- ended up being a bigger hit than anyone could have anticipated.
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* StarDerailingRole: Averted for Creator/DudleyMoore. This was his first film after his international breakout in ''Film/{{Ten}}'', ''Film/{{Ten|1979}}'', and actually opened well at the box office, but it still lost about $2.5 million when all was said and done. The aversion is that his ''next'' film -- ''Film/{{Arthur 1981}}'' -- ended up being a bigger hit than anyone could have anticipated.
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* StarDerailingRole: Averted for Creator/DudleyMoore. This was his first film after his international breakout in ''Film/{{Ten}}'', and actually opened well at the box office, but it still lost about $2.5 million when all was said and done. The aversion is that his ''next'' film -- ''Film/{{Arthur}}'' -- ended up being a bigger hit than anyone could have anticipated.
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* StarDerailingRole: Averted for Creator/DudleyMoore. This was his first film after his international breakout in ''Film/{{Ten}}'', and actually opened well at the box office, but it still lost about $2.5 million when all was said and done. The aversion is that his ''next'' film -- ''Film/{{Arthur}}'' ''Film/{{Arthur 1981}}'' -- ended up being a bigger hit than anyone could have anticipated.
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* FollowUpFailure: For Creator/DudleyMoore. This was his first film role after his international breakout in ''Film/{{Ten}}'', and opened well at the box office, but still lost about $2.5 million when all was said and done. He bounced back and then some with his next film, ''Film/{{Arthur}}''.
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* FollowUpFailure: For StarDerailingRole: Averted for Creator/DudleyMoore. This was his first film role after his international breakout in ''Film/{{Ten}}'', and actually opened well at the box office, but it still lost about $2.5 million when all was said and done. He bounced back and then some with The aversion is that his next film, ''Film/{{Arthur}}''.''next'' film -- ''Film/{{Arthur}}'' -- ended up being a bigger hit than anyone could have anticipated.
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* FollowUpFailure: For Creator/DudleyMoore. This was his first film role after his international breakout in ''Film/{{Ten}}'', and opened well at the box office, but still lost about $2.5 million when all was said and done. He bounced back and then some with his next film, ''Film/{{Arthur}}''.
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* FollowTheLeader: Shamelessly and ineptly following in the footsteps of ''Film/LifeOfBrian''.
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* FollowTheLeader: Shamelessly and ineptly One of several films shamelessly following in the footsteps of ''Film/LifeOfBrian''.the 1979 hit ''Film/LifeOfBrian'' with its spoofing of religion and/or Biblical epics; others included Marty Feldman's televangelist spoof ''In God We Tru$t'' and the Ancient Rome stretch of ''Film/HistoryOfTheWorldPartI''. It's generally seen as the most inept of the bunch, though, and it's certainly the most obvious imitator.
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* WagTheDirector: Creator/RichardPryor reportedly re-wrote/improvised most of the dialogue for his cameo as The Pharaoh, along with refusing to have trained lion on the set with him.
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* FollowTheLeader: Shamelessly and ineptly following in the footsteps of ''Film/LifeOfBrian''.
* WagTheDirector: After showing up very late, Creator/RichardPryor reportedly re-wrote/improvised most of the dialogue for his cameo as The Pharaoh, along with refusing to have a trained lion on the set with him.
* WagTheDirector: After showing up very late, Creator/RichardPryor reportedly re-wrote/improvised most of the dialogue for his cameo as The Pharaoh, along with refusing to have a trained lion on the set with him.
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