mengm@homxa.UUCP (P.MENG) (04/12/85)
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While we're on the subject of Python, closing credits
and breaking rules. I always enjoyed it at the supposed
end of a Python show when the credits start to roll, only
to have the show continue for another 1-5 minutes.
Has anyone dared to do this in film?
Peter Mengix654@sdcc6.UUCP (ix654) (04/15/85)
Among closing credits in "Young Doctors in Love" there is:
"Marijuana plant provided by the ???? Police Department"
I liked it. E. Behr, ucsd
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E. Behr @ ucsd math dept (sdcc6!ix654)devine@asgb.UUCP (Robert J. Devine) (04/16/85)
> While we're on the subject of Python, closing credits > and breaking rules. I always enjoyed it at the supposed > end of a Python show when the credits start to roll, only > to have the show continue for another 1-5 minutes. > Has anyone dared to do this in film? > > Peter Meng The film "Strange Brew" starring Bob and Doug McKenzie (Dave Thomas and Rick Moranis) from the Great White North (beauty, eh?) did this. Many people had stood up, put on their coat, and started out when the credits stopped and those hosers were back on the screen. Bob Devine
mink@cfa.UUCP (Doug Mink) (04/18/85)
> > Among closing credits in "Young Doctors in Love" there is: > > "Marijuana plant provided by the ???? Police Department" Another feature of the closing credits of this movie was the fact that they started prematurely and were pressed back into the bottom of the screen by the hero, to return again after several more scenes. -Doug Mink
ccrrick@ucdavis.UUCP (Rick Heli) (04/19/85)
> The film "Strange Brew" starring Bob and Doug McKenzie (Dave Thomas > and Rick Moranis) from the Great White North (beauty, eh?) did this. > Many people had stood up, put on their coat, and started out when > the credits stopped and those hosers were back on the screen. > > Bob Devine Not only that, those hoseheads like did a beauty review of the movie, eh: "Except for a few plot flaws, pretty good, eh. Like, aren't you glad you stayed for this part, eh? I best most of those other hoseheads have already left the theater, eh. Well, like, good day! --rick heli
ir278@sdcc6.UUCP (Paul Anderson) (04/20/85)
In article <2012@sdcc6.UUCP>, ix654@sdcc6.UUCP (ix654) writes: > > Among closing credits in "Young Doctors in Love" there is: > > "Marijuana plant provided by the ???? Police Department" > > I liked it. E. Behr, ucsd You forgot the first line in the credits! Atop everything else, the message scrolls up the screen, "There were no laser beam effects used in this movie." I liked it too. P. Anderson, ucsd
cs2532aa@unm-cvax.UUCP (04/23/85)
The credits (as well as the complete shooting script, original story outlines, and various other minutae) for Monty Python and the Holy Grail are contained in the book "Monty Python ik den Holie Grailen -- Bok" which is available from Methuen. (Alas, no other details -- my copy is on loan.) One of my favorite lines from any closing credits is from the end of "Fast Times at Ridgemont High", where, in the style of the credits from American Grafitti, we are informed that Jeff Spicoli "saves Brooke Shields from drowning -- blows reward money hiring Van Halen to play his birthday party". .rne.
wersan@daemen.UUCP (John Slasher Wersan III) (04/28/85)
> > Among closing credits in "Young Doctors in Love" there is: > > "Marijuana plant provided by the ???? Police Department" > > I liked it. E. Behr, ucsd > > -- > E. Behr @ ucsd math dept (sdcc6!ix654) Don't forget: <so-n-so> is now working at the Philadelphia F***ing Plilarmonic(SP?). -- John Wersan UUCP : decvax \ "Any statements made are not mine, dual \ this computer has me mistaken for rocksanne >!sunybcs!daemen!wersan someone else, of lower intelligence." watmath / rocksvax /