50 Hidden Scenes in Big
Following is our collection of Big facts. Handpicked and verified, these little-known details can be obscure enough most people will miss. These behind the scene easter eggs and hidden messages will give you another view of Big film message.

In the Big Lebowski (1998), The Dude empties his pockets for tipping change as Walter rants, and a little joint comes out that He puts back in. Thought this was small but in line with what Dude really would have on hand.
Big Movie Trivia Facts
These trivia from Reddit and other sources can be used as questions with answers in quizzes or games.
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The banjo player in the town of Spectre is Billy Redden, the same actor that played the banjo kid in Deliverance (1972)
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Christian Bale wears a pair of cargo shorts and shirt borrowed from the actual Michael Burry (not the same in both images) and was told to walk around the office barefoot just like Burry. Bale wanted him at the premiere so he could see "if he's going to punch me in the F***** face"
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- Jack's monologue - "You just listen to the old Pork-Chop Express here now, and take his advice on a dark and stormy night. When the Lightning's crashing and the Thunder's rollin' and the Rain's coming down.."- refers to the 3 Storms: Lightning, Thunder & Rain.
Big Easter Eggs
Hidden objects, characters, easter eggs, and their meanings are wonderful ways to discover the filmmaker's perspectives of any given movie.
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Donnie wears bowling shirts with other people's name embroidered on them.
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: While Rabbit and Tigger swap Roo with Piglet, Pooh exclaims "Is that a fish in that tree?" to distract Kanga. Later, a fish can briefly be seen happily sitting in a tree. -
The last toy to fall on Hiro is a soldier from Wreck-It Ralph -
Hans, the conniving antagonist from Frozen, makes a cameo as a statue in Disney's Big Hero 6. -
A McMaster-Carr catalog book (111 edition) appears at San Fransokyo Institute of Technology. McMaster-Carr is an industrial supply company; it's a staple in engineering schools and in industry, and is usually only given to high volume customers.
Big Hidden Facts


The Dude insults someone calling them a "human paraquat". Paraquat is a pesticide used to kill marijuana plants, and The Dude loves his weed







During Edward's deployment in the Korean war, the language switches between Korean, Japanese, Mandarin, Cantonese, and Tagalog. This further establishes Edward as an unreliable narrator. You can even see Edward reading an "Asian to English" dictionary.
The last time Donny bowls, he is surprised he does not to get a strike. He sits and feels his bowling arm. Sudden numbness, tingling, or weakness of the arm is a telltale sign of an impending heart attack.

![1 - Not only is the toilet paper holder empty, but the roll on top of the toilet is halfway used up... "a lazy man, [...] quite possibly the laziest in Los Angeles county" indeed.](https://i.redd.it/fdc1jgk6sw801.jpg)
Walter Sobchak's dog tag necklace has a wedding band. This is another display of how he is clinging on to his ex-wife other than dog sitting the Pomeranian and staying faithful to Judaism.





The Dude says "This agression will not stand, Man!" to Mr. Lebowski. He sees George H. W. Bush say this on TV, at the very beginning of the film, when he's writing the cheque for his milk.

- Phillip Seymour Hoffman flubs a line and it was left in the final cut: "...necessary means for a necessary means for a higher education."








" when the nihilists break into The Dude's apartment and threaten to "cut off his Johnson," Donny is shown later wearing a bowling shirt that says Johnson on it; moments before his death.
The Dude drops a joint on the table when he pays for his coffee



Big Plot
After wishing to be made big, a teenage boy wakes the next morning to find himself mysteriously in the body of an adult.
Cast and Details
Here are the full cast and crew of Big. The goofs, crazy credits, and trivia they have performed may have not taken your attention. Some are hidden for a reason, while others randomly forgotten.
Genre | Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Romance |
Director | Penny Marshall |
Stars | Tom Hanks, Elizabeth Perkins, Robert Loggia, John Heard |
IMDB score | 7.3 |