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* CaliforniaDoubling: The film is supposedly set in Nebraska, but it was filmed in Florida. Rolling Hills Golf Club was chosen for Bushwood specifically because it was the only course the creators could find in Florida that [[MisplacedVegetation didn't have palm trees]].
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* CaliforniaDoubling: The film is supposedly set in Nebraska, the Midwest, but it was filmed in Florida. Rolling Hills Golf Club was chosen for Bushwood specifically because it was the only course the creators could find in Florida that [[MisplacedVegetation didn't have palm trees]].
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* RoleReprise: Chevy Chase is the only returning actor from the first film.
* SequelGap: Came out eight years after the original.
* SequelGap: Came out eight years after the original.
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Old Shame is In-Universe only
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* CreatorBacklash: Creator/ChevyChase hated the film, even during production, so much so that after a take, he mentioned to the producer to call him when a laugh track had been added, and stormed off in disgust.
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* CreatorBacklash: CreatorBacklash:
** Creator/ChevyChase hated the film, even during production, so much so that after a take, he mentioned to the producer to call him when a laugh track had been added, and stormed off indisgust.disgust. He only took part because Creator/WarnerBros had pressured him and the other actors of the first movie into making a sequel. None of the others bowed to the pressure though, and Warner Brothers attempted to '''sue''' Creator/RodneyDangerfield for refusing to participate after citing a lack of confidence in the script. When asked about it on ''Series/TheLateShowWithDavidLetterman'', his response was an apathetic "Yeah, yeah I think I'm in that." Even looking at his role in the film, he seems disinterested in being there.
** Creator/HaroldRamis also hated the sequel; once again, he only participated after Warner Bros. continued to put pressure on him.
** Creator/RobertStack stated (sarcastically) that performing in the film was the highlight of his illustrious career.
** Allan Arkush definitely feels this way about the film, if his Letterboxd review is any indication.
** Creator/ChevyChase hated the film, even during production, so much so that after a take, he mentioned to the producer to call him when a laugh track had been added, and stormed off in
** Creator/HaroldRamis also hated the sequel; once again, he only participated after Warner Bros. continued to put pressure on him.
** Creator/RobertStack stated (sarcastically) that performing in the film was the highlight of his illustrious career.
** Allan Arkush definitely feels this way about the film, if his Letterboxd review is any indication.
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** Creator/ChevyChase is ashamed of his participation, which he only took part in as Creator/WarnerBros had pressured him and the other actors of the first movie into making a sequel. None of the others bowed to the pressure though, and Warner Brothers attempted to '''sue''' Creator/RodneyDangerfield for refusing to participate after citing a lack of confidence in the script. When asked about it on ''Series/TheLateShowWithDavidLetterman'', his response was an apathetic "Yeah, yeah I think I'm in that." Even looking at his role in the film, he seems disinterested in being there.
** Creator/HaroldRamis also hated the sequel; once again, he only participated after Warner Bros. continued to put pressure on him.
** Creator/RobertStack stated (sarcastically) that performing in the film was the highlight of his illustrious career.
** Allan Arkush definitely feels this way about the film, if his Letterboxd review is any indication.
** Creator/ChevyChase is ashamed of his participation, which he only took part in as Creator/WarnerBros had pressured him and the other actors of the first movie into making a sequel. None of the others bowed to the pressure though, and Warner Brothers attempted to '''sue''' Creator/RodneyDangerfield for refusing to participate after citing a lack of confidence in the script. When asked about it on ''Series/TheLateShowWithDavidLetterman'', his response was an apathetic "Yeah, yeah I think I'm in that." Even looking at his role in the film, he seems disinterested in being there.
** Creator/HaroldRamis also hated the sequel; once again, he only participated after Warner Bros. continued to put pressure on him.
** Creator/RobertStack stated (sarcastically) that performing in the film was the highlight of his illustrious career.
** Allan Arkush definitely feels this way about the film, if his Letterboxd review is any indication.
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* {{Corpsing}}: Creator/RodneyDangerfield was new to making films, and in the early going he started to despair that he was bombing his part because no one was laughing; it had to be explained to him that the entire film crew was struggling desperately to not laugh during his scenes and ruin takes.
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* {{Corpsing}}: In the DVD extras, Creator/ChevyChase tells a story about Creator/RodneyDangerfield was new getting increasingly distraught on set. When Chase talked to making films, and in the early going he started to despair that him between takes, Dangerfield said he was bombing his part afraid he was ruining the film because no one was laughing; it had to be explained to him that the entire film crew was struggling desperately to not he couldn't make anyone laugh and crew were walking away during his scenes scenes. Chase had to explain that ''the whole damn crew'' was doing their best to ''not'' laugh and ruin takes.every single take Dangerfield did.
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* {{Corpsing}}: Creator/RodneyDangerfield was new to making films, and in the early going he started to despair that he was bombing his part because no one was laughing; it had to be explained to him that the entire film crew was struggling desperately to not laugh during his scenes and ruin takes.
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** In ''WebAnimation/{{HFIL}}'' the [[InsistentTerminology morally compromised malefactors]] are only allowed to watch bad sequels, and Cell is seen returning ''Caddyshack II'' to the ogres. [[spoiler:Their copy of ''Caddyshack II'' was the only thing that survived the fire that destroyed the ogres' home.]]
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** An alternate version of the scene where Smails gets hit with golf ball in the groin;
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** An alternate version of the scene where Smails gets hit with a golf ball in the groin;
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Creator Chosen Casting is when the casting of an adaptation is influenced by the creator of the work being adapted; an original character written for a specific actor is not an example
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* CreatorChosenCasting: The role of Ty Webb was always meant for Creator/ChevyChase.
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** The film was originally supposed to be a simple coming-of-age story about kids working at a golf course, with Danny (Michael O'Keefe) and Tony (Scott Colomby) as the main characters. It slowly morphed into a showcase featuring comedy veterans like Creator/RodneyDangerfield, Creator/ChevyChase, Creator/BillMurray (whose parts were originally supposed to be much smaller), and Creator/TedKnight. Much of the dialogue was improvised on the spot, and production was extremely disorganized.
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** The film was originally supposed to be a simple coming-of-age story about kids working at a golf course, with Danny (Michael O'Keefe) and Tony (Scott Colomby) as the main characters. It slowly morphed into a showcase featuring comedy veterans like Creator/RodneyDangerfield, Creator/ChevyChase, Creator/BillMurray (whose parts were originally supposed to be much smaller), and Creator/TedKnight. Much of the dialogue was improvised on the spot, and production was extremely disorganized. Harold Ramis remarked in an interview that they they intended to make a coming-of-age story but instead made a Creator/MarxBrothers film with Dangerfield in the Groucho role, Chase in the Chico role, Murray in the Harpo Role and O'Keefe in the Zeppo role.
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* ReferencedBy: The Music/FooFighters video "Love Dies Young" ends with a poo-like object causing panic in a swimming pool, and the cleaning boy eating it.
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** An episode of ''WesternAnimation/BackAtTheBarnyard'' is titled "Cowdyshack", and the title card resembles the film's poster.
** The Music/FooFighters video "Love Dies Young" ends with a poo-like object causing panic in a swimming pool, and the cleaning boy eating it.
** An episode of ''WesternAnimation/BackAtTheBarnyard'' is titled "Cowdyshack", and the title card resembles the film's poster.
** The Music/FooFighters video "Love Dies Young" ends with a poo-like object causing panic in a swimming pool, and the cleaning boy eating it.
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** Brazil: ''Swindlers' Club''
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* ReferencedBy: The Music/FooFighters video "Love Dies Young" ends with a poo-like object causing panic in a swimming pool, and the cleaning boy eating it.
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* CaliforniaDoubling: The film is supposedly set in Illinois, but it was filmed in Florida. Rolling Hills Golf Club was chosen for Bushwood specifically because it was the only course the creators could find in Florida that [[MisplacedVegetation didn't have palm trees]].
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* CaliforniaDoubling: The film is supposedly set in Illinois, Nebraska, but it was filmed in Florida. Rolling Hills Golf Club was chosen for Bushwood specifically because it was the only course the creators could find in Florida that [[MisplacedVegetation didn't have palm trees]].
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* CaliforniaDoubling: The film is supposedly set in Illinois, but it was filmed in Florida. Rolling Hills Golf Club was chosen for Bushwood specifically because it was the only course the creators could find in Florida that [[MisplacedVegetation didn't have palm trees]].
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** Creator/RodneyDangerfield was initially very nervous when shooting started, especially with it being his first major studio film, and when the filming for the Pro Shop scene began (the first scene he shot for), he was so shook that he couldn't even walk in front of the cameras. Harold Ramis took him aside and told him "Here's some details I'd like you to point out, don't worry about the script, just do what you do". As a result, most of his dialogue that you hear during that scene is improvised, and it helped relax him more during the rest of filming.
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* FakeIrish: Sarah Holcomb as Maggie O'Hooligan.
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* FakeIrish: Sarah Holcomb as Maggie O'Hooligan. [[WhatTheHellIsThatAccent And it shows]].
