Directed by: Peter Segal
Starring: Leslie Nielsen, Fred Ward, George Kennedy, O.J. Simpson, Priscilla Presley
Visible crew/equipment: When the prams roll down the stairs you can see the ignition pipes that shoots out the babies. Clearly visible in the first pram. You also see some sort of ignition smoke from one of the prams after the baby has been "shot" out. (00:02:55)
Visible crew/equipment: When the prams roll down the stairs you can see the ignition pipes that shoots out the babies. Clearly visible in the first pram. You also see some sort of ignition smoke from one of the prams after the baby has been "shot" out. (00:02:55)
Weird Al Yankovic: He had silver hair.
Vanna White: Six-two.
Weird Al Yankovic: Kind of looked like Phil Donahue.
Trivia: In the credits, after the entry for weapons handler, there's a credit for concealed weapons handler, a Leon Czolgosz. In case you were wondering, Czolgosz was the anarchist who killed President McKinely in 1901 at the Pan-American Exhibition in Buffalo (New York) by concealing a handgun under a bandage.
Question: Even despite the extreme circumstances as presented in this movie, does any producer or director of any live show have any real control over whether a network goes to commercial or not?
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Chosen answer: Yes. Any live show can go to commercial at any time. It's a way to have a check against things going wrong.
Greg Dwyer