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* DuellingWorks: While not at all sharing the same subject matter, ''Oh, God!'' was so successful in October 1977 that it briefly replaced ''[[Film/ANewHope Star Wars]]'' as top money-maker at the box office!
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* DuellingWorks: While not at all sharing the same subject matter, ''Oh, God!'' was so successful in October 1977 that it briefly replaced ''[[Film/ANewHope Star Wars]]'' as top money-maker at the box office!
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* MeaningfulReleaseDate: The film's release date was October 7, 1977 which, in America & Canada would be abbreviated as 10/07/77, so the last three digits would read "777". This is another rift on ''Film/TheOmen1976''; which this movie is meant to, in a sense, parody, contrast, and also neutralize. The Omen was released on the sixth day of the sixth of 76: 666. This is meant to be released on 777 which is a holy number by contrast.
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* BillingDisplacement: Creator/DonaldPleasence comes ''fourth'' in the credits at the end. He doesn't show up until the third act and has exactly ''two'' lines, one of which happens inaudibly because of a voiceover. The religious fanatic who wants Jerry to give her his "golden staff" has more lines than Pleasence does.
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** Had the famous last episode twist of the sitcom ''Series/{{Newhart}}'' been spoiled by being leaked to the press too early, an alternate ending had been filmed in which Bob Newhart's Dick Loudon goes to heaven and meets Creator/GeorgeBurns as God.
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** Had the famous last episode twist of the sitcom ''Series/{{Newhart}}'' been spoiled by being leaked to the press too early, an alternate ending had been filmed in which Bob Newhart's Creator/BobNewhart's Dick Loudon goes to heaven and meets Creator/GeorgeBurns as God.God.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: The court reporter in the first movie is Murph of [[TheBluesBrothers Murph and the MagicTones]]
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* HeyItsThatGuy: The court reporter in the first movie is Murph of [[TheBluesBrothers Murph and the MagicTones]]
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** WordOfGod is that the first movie was originally planned with Creator/MelBrooks as God and Creator/WoodyAllen playing Jerry.
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** WordOfGod [[WordOfGod Word of...well, you know...]] is that the first movie was originally planned with Creator/MelBrooks as God and Creator/WoodyAllen playing Jerry.
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* ActingForTwo: The third movie, of course.
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** Had the famous last episode twist of the sitcom ''Series/{{Newhart}}'' been spoiled by being leaked to the press too early, an alternate ending had been filmed in which Bob Newhart's Dick Loudon goes to heaven and meets Creator/GeorgeBurns as God.
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** Had the famous last episode twist of the sitcom ''Series/{{Newhart}}'' been spoiled by being leaked to the press too early, an alternate ending had been filmed in which Bob Newhart's Dick Loudon goes to heaven and meets Creator/GeorgeBurns as God.
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** WordOfGod is that the first movie was originally planned with Creator/MelBrooks as God and Creator/WoodyAllen playing Jerry.
** Had the famous last episode twist of the sitcom ''Series/{{Newhart}}'' been spoiled by being leaked to the press too early, an alternate ending had been filmed in which Bob Newhart's Dick Loudon goes to heaven and meets Creator/GeorgeBurns as God.
** WordOfGod is that the first movie was originally planned with Creator/MelBrooks as God and Creator/WoodyAllen playing Jerry.
** Had the famous last episode twist of the sitcom ''Series/{{Newhart}}'' been spoiled by being leaked to the press too early, an alternate ending had been filmed in which Bob Newhart's Dick Loudon goes to heaven and meets Creator/GeorgeBurns as God.
