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* CompletelyDifferentTitle: In French, the title is akin to ''Harold & Kumar Hunt for the Burger''.
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* CaliforniaDoubling: Much of the movie was shot in Ontario, Canada, with the University of Toronto doubling for Princeton. The White Castle in the end was actually constructed in an abandoned restaurant because there are no White Castles in Canada.
** Canadian chains such as Shoppers pharmacy and Lick’s Burgers can also be seen.
** Canadian chains such as Shoppers pharmacy and Lick’s Burgers can also be seen.
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* CaliforniaDoubling: Much of the movie was shot in Ontario, Canada, with the University of Toronto doubling for Princeton. The White Castle in the end was actually constructed in an abandoned restaurant because there are no White Castles in Canada.
**Canada. Canadian chains such as Shoppers pharmacy and Lick’s Burgers can also be seen.
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* DawsonCasting: Harold is supposed to be in his mid-20s, but Creator/JohnCho was 32 when it was released.
** Bobby Lee was also in his 30s playing an early university student.
** Bobby Lee was also in his 30s playing an early university student.
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* DawsonCasting: DawsonCasting:
** Harold is supposed to be in his mid-20s, but Creator/JohnCho was 32 when it was released.
** Bobby Lee wasalso in his 30s playing an early a young university student.
** Harold is supposed to be in his mid-20s, but Creator/JohnCho was 32 when it was released.
** Bobby Lee was
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* FunnyCharacterBoringActor: Inverted with Creator/JohnCho and played straight with Creator/KalPenn, who have both said their real-life personalities are more or less the reverse of their characters'.
** An example would be how Penn does not smoke marijuana, is a vegetarian (the crew actually made his sliders vegetarian) and is gay (although he publicly came out 17 years later).
** An example would be how Penn does not smoke marijuana, is a vegetarian (the crew actually made his sliders vegetarian) and is gay (although he publicly came out 17 years later).
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* FunnyCharacterBoringActor: Inverted with Creator/JohnCho and played straight with Creator/KalPenn, who have both said their real-life personalities are more or less the reverse of their characters'.
**characters'. An example would be how Penn does not smoke marijuana, is a vegetarian (the crew actually made his sliders vegetarian) and is gay (although he publicly came out 17 years later).
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* CareerResurrection: Creator/NeilPatrickHarris had largely pulled away from on-screen roles and had built a career in theater. However, his performance in this film electrified audiences, leading to his casting in ''Series/HowIMetYourMother'' on CBS, which then got him the hosting gig at the Tony Awards and made him ''the'' go-to song-and-dance man for a number of years.
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* PlayingAgainstType: Creator/NeilPatrickHarris. He's credited as "Neil Patrick Harris as Neil Patrick Harris".
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* PlayingAgainstType: Creator/NeilPatrickHarris.Creator/NeilPatrickHarris, who was still best-known as the family-friendly Doogie Howser, played a debauched version of himself. He's credited as "Neil Patrick Harris as Neil Patrick Harris".
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* ForeShadowing: Rosenberg and Goldstein jokingly suggest Harold and Kumar were gay for each other. 17 years after the film came out, Creator/KalPenn came out as gay and has been engaged.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: Early on, Rosenberg and Goldstein sit down to watch the film ''[[Film/TheGift2000 The Gift]]'' on TV--solely because they've heard that Creator/KatieHolmes [[{{Fanservice}} bares her breasts]] onscreen for around 30 seconds. If the movie had been made even three or four years later, they probably would have just DVR'ed the movie and fast-forwarded to the part that they actually wanted to see (or looked the scene up on an online video streaming site). ''Nobody'' today willingly watches a movie from the beginning on live TV just to see a single scene.
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* FakeBrit: The two British girls at Princeton were played by Canadian actresses Creator/BrookeDOrsay and Kate Kelton.
