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*** This has appeared again in other Creator/MelBrooks films - Prince John does it with his facial mole in ''Film/RobinHoodMenInTights''.
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* BeamMeUpScotty: Would you believe that it's entirely because of ''this'' film that the character of the deformed lab assistant is known as [[TheIgor Igor]]? The character was named Fritz in the 1931 film, while Bela Lugosi played a completely different character named Ygor in its sequel ''Son of Frankenstein'', which was transferred to the Fritz counterpart in this film. Doubles as a GeniusBonus joke on how to pronounce "Ygor" in the first place.
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* BillingDisplacement: Creator/TeriGarr, who portrays Inga, is billed below Creator/MadelineKahn (Elizabeth) and Creator/ClorisLeachman (Frau Blücher) ('''''NEIGH'''''), despite being the female lead and having more screentime.
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* BillingDisplacement: Creator/TeriGarr, who portrays Inga, is billed below Creator/MadelineKahn (Elizabeth) and Creator/ClorisLeachman (Frau Blücher) ('''''NEIGH'''''), (*NEIGH*), despite being the female lead and having more screentime.
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* FakeNationality: In ascending order: Inga, Frau Blücher ([[RunningGag *WHINNY*!]]) and Inspector Kemp.
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* FakeNationality: In ascending order: Inga, Frau Blücher ([[RunningGag *WHINNY*!]]) *NEIGH*]]) and Inspector Kemp.
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* PopCultureUrbanLegends: For a while, a rumor sprang up that "Blücher" (*[[OverlyLongGag WHINNY]]*) meant "glue" in some Germanic language, when in fact the gag of the horses freaking out at the name is simply a spoof of old-fashioned melodramas.
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* PopCultureUrbanLegends: For a while, a rumor sprang up that "Blücher" (*[[OverlyLongGag WHINNY]]*) NEIGH]]*) meant "glue" in some Germanic language, when in fact the gag of the horses freaking out at the name is simply a spoof of old-fashioned melodramas.
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* OrphanedReference: Inga telling Elizabeth how she and the doctor were just having an "intellectual discussion" is funnier after seeing the deleted scene in which Frederick and Inga establish the phrase as a euphemism for having sex.
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* OrphanedReference: Inga telling Elizabeth how she and the doctor were just having an "intellectual discussion" is funnier after seeing the refers to a deleted scene in which Frederick and Inga establish the phrase as a euphemism for having sex.
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* OrphanedReference: Inga telling Elizabeth how she and the doctor were just having an "intellectual discussion" is funnier after seeing the deleted scene in which Frederick and Inga establish the phrase as a euphemism for having sex.
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Creator Chosen Casting is when the casting of an adaptation is influenced by the creator of the work being adapted. A director casting an actor for a role is not an example.
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* CreatorChosenCasting: Creator/MelBrooks only had Creator/MadelineKahn in mind for Elizabeth Frankenstein.
