A family film about a mouse that lives in an old house where the geriatric owner dies, and 'Nathan Lane' and Lee Evans have plans for, but they have trouble getting rid of the mouse. It's like Home Alone with a mouse.
Written by ShowBob <showbob@geocities.com>
In a few of the scenes where there is a close up of the mouse in the walls, they used a rat as a "body double".
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Goofs
Crew or equipment visible:
In the scene when Lars is alone inside the factory, you can clearly see an arm behind the big fan pulling the thread from his jacket. You can even see a watch on the arm.
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Quotes
[first lines]
Lars:
[at their father's funeral, they carry his coffin down the steps of a cathedral]
Hold your end up higher, you're not holding it. Ernie:
I am too. Lars:
You are not. Ernie:
Don't worry about me. Hey, isn't that suit charcoal? Lars:
No. Ernie:
Looks charcoal gray to me, some gray polyester blend. Couldn't even find a black suit for your own father's funeral. Lars:
It's black. Ernie:
No, I'm sure it's gray. Lars:
It's black.
[...]
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"I'll Be Home For Christmas"
Written by Walter Kent, Kim Gannon & Buck Ram Arranged by Bruce L. Fowler Performed by the Los Angeles Children's Chorus Ensemble Daryl Getman, Gavin Hale, Julia Long, Adrienne Pardee, Mark Perry, Amy Sargious, Jonathan Saul, Chai-Fu Wang, Julia Wells Anne Tomlinson, artistic director
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