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* DeliberatelyMonochrome: This was the last of Wilder's films shot in black and white. In part this was done to mirror TV production values, as most broadcasts at the time still aired in B&W (although this changed soon afterwards).
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* DeliberatelyMonochrome: This was the last of Wilder's films to be shot in black and white. In part this was done to mirror TV production values, as most broadcasts at the time still aired in B&W (although this changed soon afterwards).
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* FlirtatiousSmackOnTheAss: Willie & Harry's ex-wife
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* FlirtatiousSmackOnTheAss: Willie & gives one to Harry's ex-wifeex-wife.
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* PretendPrejudice: Part of the aforementione BatmanGambit. Deconstructed in that, as Willie demonstrates, it could still be used against the perpetrator.
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* PretendPrejudice: Part of the aforementione aforementioned BatmanGambit. Deconstructed in that, as Willie demonstrates, it could still be used against the perpetrator.
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* ButtMonkey: Poor Harry Hinkle, his wife left him, and his brother-in-law is constantly trying to use his accident as a means to make money.
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* ButtMonkey: Poor Harry Hinkle, his Hinkle. His wife left him, and his brother-in-law is constantly trying to use his accident as a means to make money.
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* TheCameo: Sportscaster Keith Jackson is seen calling the Browns game in the opening scene.
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* TheCameo: Sportscaster Keith Jackson (who in real life worked for Creator/{{ABC}} rather than CBS) is seen calling the Browns game in the opening scene.
