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Country boy comes to big city; ends up hanging from clock
Aside from having 12 hours instead of 10, the clock face is identical.
The paper with the "O" follows Norville on the street and blows against his leg as the wanted poster did to Gypo Nolan.
The splitting of his pant leg as Mussburger dangles in midair mimics Norman Lloyd's splitting sleeve on the Statue of Liberty.
Clock can be heard from the executive suite ringing loudly
At the end of the first clock scene, the sound effect of the carbonite machine is heard.
The final shot of Raiders of the many top secret crates is similar to the shot of the the many hula hoops in the storage room.
Barnes looking at his statue same as Rocky did
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Video poster seen in the video store
Mentioned in film.
One of Krysta Now's catch phrases ("The Future Is Now") is from the company's tagline.
The council choruses "the greater good" everytime a principle character mentions the greater good. This is directly lifted from the "Long live The Hud" scene in the Hudsucker board room meeting.
The studio boss's leap from the board room out of the window, including his laughing on the way down, mimics Waring Hudsucker's jump in "The Hudsucker Proxy."
Clue: "In this Coen Brothers movie, Charles Durning jumps out a window during a board meeting."
During a case in the Hall of Records there is an entry for Suckerhud Industries with character names listed: Norville Barnes, Sidney J. Mussburger, and Waring Suckerhud (read: Hudsucker).
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The scene about them meeting in a former life as an Ibex (while at the party on the ship) is straight out of The Lady Eve (Fonda, 1941).
Norville does the crane kick technique in the dream sequence




