History Trivia / TammyAndTheTRex

* ColbertBump: Many people have discovered and watched the entire film through it playing on a TV in the game ''VideoGame/HighOnLife''.

* HeAlsoDid: Writer-director Stewart Raffill also gave us ''Film/ThePhiladelphiaExperiment'',''Film/TheIcePirates'', ''Film/MacAndMe'' and ''[[Film/{{Mannequin}} Mannequin: On the Move]]''.

* ColbertBump: Many people have discovered and watched the entire film through it playing on a tv in the game VideoGame/HighOnLife.

* ExecutiveMeddling: The film was originally filmed as an R-rated horror-comedy with loads of gore and profanity. However, the director's producer, who lent him the animatronic T-rex, got cold feet because he wanted it to be used in a more family-friendly movie. As such, the gore was cut out and a lot of the language was toned to secure a PG-13 (despite the movie retaining a fair amount of sex jokes and content). In other countries like Italy, it was released uncut.

* TitleConfusion: The film was released as ''[[CharacterNameAndTheNounPhrase Tammy and the T-Rex]]'', but is somehow listed as ''Tanny and the Teenage T-Rex'' in the opening credits of the final product. Furthermore, the titlular female lead character is listed as “[[WhoNamesTheirKidDude Tanny]]” in the opening and end credits (suggesting this was how the character was originally named), even though the character is identified as “Tammy” in-dialogue.

* TitleConfusion: The film was released as ''[[CharacterNameAndTheNounPhrase Tammy and the T-Rex]]'', but is somehow listed as ''Tanny and the Teenage T-Rex'' in the opening credits. Furthermore, the titlular female lead character is listed as “[[WhoNamesTheirKidDude Tanny]]” in the opening and end credits (suggesting this was how the character was originally named), even though the character is identified as “Tammy” in-dialogue.

* TitleConfusion: The film was released as ''[[CharacterNameAndTheNounPhrase Tammy and the T-Rex]]'', but is somehow listed as ''Tanny and the Teenage T-Rex'' in the opening credits. Furthermore, the titlular female lead character is listed as “[[WhoNamesTheirKidDude Tanny]]” in the opening and end credits (suggesting it was the character’s original name), even though the character is identified as “Tammy” in-dialogue.

* TitleConfusion: The film was released as ''[[CharacterNameAndTheNounPhrase Tammy and the T-Rex]]'', but is somehow listed as ''Tanny and the Teenage T-Rex'' in the opening credits. Furthermore, the titlular female lead character is listed as “[[UnusualName Tanny]]” in the opening and end credits (suggesting it was the character’s original name), even though the character is identified as “Tammy” in-dialogue.

* TitleConfusion: The film was released as ''[[CharacterNameAndTheNounPhrase Tammy and the T-Rex]]'', but is somehow listed as ''Tanny and the Teenage T-Rex'' in the opening credits. Furthermore, the titlular female lead character is listed as “Tanny” in the opening and end credits, even though the character is identified as “Tammy” in-dialogue.

* WorkingTitle: ''[[CharacterNameAndTheNounPhrase Tanny and the Teenage T-Rex]]''. Although Denise Richards’ character is referenced as “Tammy” in-dialogue, the original title and all references in the credits to the titlular female lead character as “Tanny” were [[TitleConfusion somehow left in the final product]].

* WorkingTitle: ''[[CharacterNameAndTheNounPhrase Tanny and the Teenage T-Rex]]''. Although Denise Richards’ character is referenced as “Tammy” in-dialogue, the original title and all references in the credits to the titlular female lead character as “Tanny” were somehow left in the final product.

* WorkingTitle: ''Tanny and the Teenage T-Rex''. Although Denise Richards’ character is referenced as “Tammy” in-dialogue, the original title and all references in the credits to the titlular female lead character as “Tanny” were somehow left in the final product.

* WorkingTitle: ''Tanny and the Teenage T-Rex''. Although Denise Richards’ character is referenced as “Tammy” throughout, the original title and all references in the credits to the title character as “Tanny” were somehow left in the final product.

* NoStuntDouble: Creator/PaulWalker did his own stunts during the scene when Billy and his gang chase him down and beat him.

* NoBudget: The film was made on $1 million.

* ExecutiveMeddling: The film was originally filmed as an R-rated horror-comedy with loads of gore and profanity. However, the director's producer, who lent him the animatronic T-rex, got cold feet because he wanted it to be used in a more family-friendly movie. As such, the gore was cut out and a lot of the language was toned to secure a PG-13 (despite the movie having a fair amount of sex jokes and content). In other countries like Italy, it was released uncut.
* HeAlsoDid: writer-director Stewart Raffill also gave us ''Film/ThePhiladelphiaExperiment'',''Film/TheIcePirates'', ''Film/MacAndMe'' and ''[[Film/{{Mannequin}} Mannequin: On the Move]]''.

* HeAlsoDid: writer-director Stewart Raffill also gave us ''Film/ThePhiladelphiaExperiment'',''Film/TheIcePirates'', Film/MacAndMe'' and ''[[Film/{{Mannequin}} Mannequin: On the Move]]''.