Hot Shots Movie Facts, Easter Eggs and hidden details

8 of the most interesting Hot Shots easter eggs you didn't know about. Handpicked and verified, these little-known hidden details can be obscure enough most people will miss. These behind the scene easter eggs and hidden messages will give you another view of Hot Shots movie message.

Trivia Easter Eggs Hidden Scenes

Hot Shots Movie Trivia

1 - Richard Crenna plays Colonel Denton Walters, spoofing his own role as Colonel Trautman of the Rambo film series. Crenna found fame decades earlier in the 1948 radio series Our Miss Brooks, where he played a nasal-voiced teen named Walter Denton

Richard Crenna plays Colonel Denton Walters, spoofing his own role as Colonel Trautman of the Rambo film series. Crenna found fame decades earlier in the 1948 radio series Our Miss Brooks, where he played a nasal-voiced teen named Walter Denton

Hot Shots Movie Easter Eggs

1 - <b></b>the movie Hot Shots! ( 1991), starring Charlie Sheen, the closing credits have recipes for different buns inserted in them.

the movie Hot Shots! ( 1991), starring Charlie Sheen, the closing credits have recipes for different buns inserted in them.

While Charlie Sheen's character is doing a monologue from 'Platoon' (1986), he is interrupted by his father doing one of his from 'Apocalypse Now' (1979). As their boats pass eachother they both say 'I loved you on Wall Street'.

1 - There are few littles easter eggs in the end credit of Hot shots ! 2 (1993 ). Like "nuns not in this movie" or a "pop quizz"

There are few littles easter eggs in the end credit of Hot shots ! 2 (1993 ). Like "nuns not in this movie" or a "pop quizz"

Hot Shots movie hidden details

1 - ! (1991), when wacky Admiral Benson starts shooting at people during the funeral, a terrified woman runs past a grave which reads "FRYE 1932-1970". Mary Frye wrote the poem "Don't Stand At My Grave and Weep" in 1932

! (1991), when wacky Admiral Benson starts shooting at people during the funeral, a terrified woman runs past a grave which reads "FRYE 1932-1970". Mary Frye wrote the poem "Don't Stand At My Grave and Weep" in 1932

! Part Deux, during the kickboxing scene, a group of cheerleaders can be seen, their uniforms resemble Lakers' and read "Rakers". Those cheerleaders are credited as "The Raker Girls".

End of the 'Hot Shots' credits, but the entire scroll was full of jokes like 'Airplane.'

There is a scene that involves a blood transfusion where a guy deflates as part of the joke. I watched the credits, checked IMDB and did a little research but I cannot confirm if this is Michael Cudlitz (aka Abraham from TWD) or not. Year of the movie puts him around 27 years old.

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