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The Man Who Knew Too Little
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  • The assassin in the last scene is called "Venkman" - a reference to star Bill Murray's character in Ghost Busters (1984).

  • In a scene in the hotel, a character is shown watching Jon Amiel's earlier film, Copycat (1995).

  • After the interrogation scene in the hotel, Boris walks out of the room to call Dr. Ludmilla Kropotkin, and says: "Uri, get the rubber sheets... and watch that man." (pointing to Bill Murray's character). "Watch That Man" is the title of the novel on which the movie is based.

  • This was the first feature film to be made at Elstree Studios after the local council bought it from Brent Walker under a Compulsory Purchase Order.


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