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** As mentioned above, a ''Cabin Fever'' animated short was in production in the early 2010's, only for it to be shelved. Fortunately, an adaptation of said book is set to release come December 2023, following the success of the first two Creator/DisneyPlus films.
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** As mentioned above, a ''Cabin Fever'' animated short was in production in the early 2010's, only for it to be shelved. Fortunately, an adaptation of said book is set to release come (''WesternAnimation/DiaryOfAWimpyKidChristmasCabinFever'') was released in December 2023, following the success of the first two Creator/DisneyPlus films.
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-->''The producers searched for a place that looked like a typical American town. They considered UsefulNotes/RhodeIsland, UsefulNotes/{{Michigan}}, and lots of other places in the United States. So it's weird that they ended up finding the perfect American town in [[CanadaEh Canada]].''
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-->''The producers searched for a place that looked like a typical American town. They considered UsefulNotes/RhodeIsland, UsefulNotes/{{Michigan}}, and lots of other places in the United States. So it's weird that they ended up finding the perfect American town in [[CanadaEh Canada]].Canada.''
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** Lucas Cruikshank of WebVideo/{{Fred}} fame was originally cast to play the role of Greg, but was deemed too old to fit at age 17, and was voluntarily replaced by Zachary Gordon.
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** Lucas Cruikshank of WebVideo/{{Fred}} fame was originally cast to play the role of Greg, but was deemed too old to fit at age 17, 16, and was voluntarily replaced by Zachary Gordon.
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* The following scenes from the webcomic have yet to occur (or at least have an equivalent) in the books:
** Greg mentions that by writing in his diary, he gets out of one chore; he chooses cleaning toilets, which goes to Rodrick.
** Greg watches a movie with his father and Rodrick; his mother catches them watching it during a racy scene and makes them feel ashamed, to which Greg responds by pretending to also be disgusted.
** Greg writes the wrong answers on a test to trick a classmate into doing so, then erases them and replaces them with the right answers; the classmate gets detention.
** Rodrick has "#1" slips in his junk drawer, which he uses to impress girls when they ask him for his number. He also has a book called "Dumb Animals", which Greg uses as a source for his moose assignment.
** Greg's mother removes the prize from specially marked cereal boxes due to causing friction between him and Rodrick; however, Rodrick gets lucky with the cereal, which Greg is okay with due to having once gotten sick from eating all the marshmallows from a cereal box.
** Greg mentions a home video of when he was successfully toilet-trained, which Rodrick likes to hold over his head.
** Greg pretends to believe in Santa due to Rodrick getting fewer presents for saying he doesn't; he stops when he walks in on his parents wrapping the "Santa" presents.
** Rodrick gets a model rocket which he builds, then launches; Greg finds it, but ends up accidentally breaking it, then claiming he found it that way. Earlier, Rowley gets a similar rocket.
** Greg and Rodrick make a New Year's resolution to serve each other breakfast in bed, turning it into a contest to see who can do so for the most consecutive days, which Greg "wins".
** A boy in Greg's year level gets beaten up for tap-dancing.
** On St. Patrick's Day, Rodrick punches Greg, claiming he gets his "i"s and "u"s mixed up.
** Greg follows a professional gamer, hoping to one day be on the video game circuit himself.
** Greg's father tells him not to pick on Manny, which puts the idea to do so anyway into his head.
** Piper Matthews (the equivalent of Holly Hills) was once embarrassed at wearing only underwear in front of her classmates.
** Greg uses the confessional at his church.
** Greg's father fills out a form offering to chaperone an end-of-year trip.
** An entire ''plot line'' has yet to occur: Greg's father wants him to go to a specific high school, and his relatives give him clothes that are the same colour as the school's uniform. Mr. Heffley backs out of it, however, when [[spoiler:Bill Walter says he went to that school]].
** Greg mentions that by writing in his diary, he gets out of one chore; he chooses cleaning toilets, which goes to Rodrick.
** Greg watches a movie with his father and Rodrick; his mother catches them watching it during a racy scene and makes them feel ashamed, to which Greg responds by pretending to also be disgusted.
** Greg writes the wrong answers on a test to trick a classmate into doing so, then erases them and replaces them with the right answers; the classmate gets detention.
** Rodrick has "#1" slips in his junk drawer, which he uses to impress girls when they ask him for his number. He also has a book called "Dumb Animals", which Greg uses as a source for his moose assignment.
** Greg's mother removes the prize from specially marked cereal boxes due to causing friction between him and Rodrick; however, Rodrick gets lucky with the cereal, which Greg is okay with due to having once gotten sick from eating all the marshmallows from a cereal box.
** Greg mentions a home video of when he was successfully toilet-trained, which Rodrick likes to hold over his head.
** Greg pretends to believe in Santa due to Rodrick getting fewer presents for saying he doesn't; he stops when he walks in on his parents wrapping the "Santa" presents.
** Rodrick gets a model rocket which he builds, then launches; Greg finds it, but ends up accidentally breaking it, then claiming he found it that way. Earlier, Rowley gets a similar rocket.
** Greg and Rodrick make a New Year's resolution to serve each other breakfast in bed, turning it into a contest to see who can do so for the most consecutive days, which Greg "wins".
** A boy in Greg's year level gets beaten up for tap-dancing.
** On St. Patrick's Day, Rodrick punches Greg, claiming he gets his "i"s and "u"s mixed up.
** Greg follows a professional gamer, hoping to one day be on the video game circuit himself.
** Greg's father tells him not to pick on Manny, which puts the idea to do so anyway into his head.
** Piper Matthews (the equivalent of Holly Hills) was once embarrassed at wearing only underwear in front of her classmates.
** Greg uses the confessional at his church.
** Greg's father fills out a form offering to chaperone an end-of-year trip.
** An entire ''plot line'' has yet to occur: Greg's father wants him to go to a specific high school, and his relatives give him clothes that are the same colour as the school's uniform. Mr. Heffley backs out of it, however, when [[spoiler:Bill Walter says he went to that school]].
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* DawsonCasting: Alf Humphreys was in his late 50's when playing the 35-year-old Mr. Jefferson.
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* DawsonCasting: Alf Humphreys was in his late 50's when playing the 35-year-old Mr. Jefferson.Jefferson, who is almost certainly at least 10 years younger.
