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* ReferencedBy: The ClockTower scene in this movie is recreated almost frame-by-frame in ''Film/ProjectA''. Creator/JackieChan is a huge Buster Keaton fan and credits Keaton's stunts as one of his inspiration; there's another Keaton reference (to ''Film/OneWeek'') in the sequel when Chan stands under a falling wall [[ByWallThatIsHoley underneath a well-placed window]].
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* CastTheExpert: Bill Strother, who plays Harold's building-climbing pal, was a real-life stunt climber billed as "The Human Spider". ''Safety Last'' was his sole acting role.
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* CastTheExpert: Bill Strother, who plays Harold's building-climbing pal, was a real-life stunt climber billed as "The Human Spider". ''Safety Last'' was his sole acting role.
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* InspirationForTheWork: Creator/HaroldLloyd got the idea for this film when he saw Bill Strother climbing the Brockman Building in Los Angeles as a stunt one day. Lloyd - who had a difficult time watching anyone else perform a dangerous stunt because he had no control over that situation - hid behind a corner, peeking to check on Strother's progress every few moments. After Strother reached the roof, Lloyd went up and introduced himself.
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* InspirationForTheWork: Creator/HaroldLloyd got the idea for this film when he saw Bill Strother climbing the Brockman Building in Los Angeles as a stunt one day. Lloyd - – who had a difficult time watching anyone else perform a dangerous stunt because he had no control over that situation - – hid behind a corner, peeking to check on Strother's progress every few moments. After Strother reached the roof, Lloyd went up and introduced himself.
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* AFIS100Years100Thrills: #97.
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* TropeMaker: The first ever StockClockHandHang in any movie.
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* AFIS100Years100Thrills: #97.
* InspirationForTheWork: Creator/HaroldLloyd got the idea for this film when he saw Bill Strother climbing the Brockman Building in Los Angeles as a stunt one day. Lloyd - who had a difficult time watching anyone else perform a dangerous stunt because he had no control over that situation - hid behind a corner, peeking to check on Strother's progress every few moments. After Strother reached the roof, Lloyd went up and introduced himself.
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* InspirationForTheWork: Creator/HaroldLloyd got the idea for this film when he saw Bill Strother climbing the Brockman Building in Los Angeles as a stunt one day. Lloyd - who had a difficult time watching anyone else perform a dangerous stunt because he had no control over that situation - hid behind a corner, peeking to check on Strother's progress every few moments. After Strother reached the roof, Lloyd went up and introduced himself.
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