The Other Guys Movie Facts, Easter Eggs and hidden details

8 of the most interesting The Other Guys 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 The Other Guys movie message.

The Other Guys poster
The Other Guys poster
The Other Guys Plot

Two mismatched New York City detectives seize an opportunity to step up like the city's top cops, whom they idolize, only things don't quite go as planned.

Genre Action, Comedy, Crime
Director Adam McKay
Stars Will Ferrell, Derek Jeter, Mark Wahlberg, Eva Mendes
IMDB score 6.6

The Other Guys Movie Trivia

1 - There is a chase in the opening scene which ends with the burning down and destruction of the fa?ade of Trump Tower in New York City. Trump had demanded a cameo in the movie in exchange of the shot which was later cut as the director felt it was too 'cheeseball'

There is a chase in the opening scene which ends with the burning down and destruction of the fa?ade of Trump Tower in New York City. Trump had demanded a cameo in the movie in exchange of the shot which was later cut as the director felt it was too 'cheeseball'

The Other Guys Movie Easter Eggs

1 - The news coverage of the big case that Allen and Terry cracked is covered by GNN, the network that was started in Anchorman 2 (2013).

The news coverage of the big case that Allen and Terry cracked is covered by GNN, the network that was started in Anchorman 2 (2013).

A man on the street says Mark and someone is recording them in the background.

Mark Wahlberg's desktop becomes a shark after the Tuna v. Lion debate he has with Will Ferrell

The Other Guys movie hidden details

1 - The Rock parodies over the top action movies by jumping off of a building and falling to his death, but then stars in Hobbs and Shaw (2019) which is an over the top action movie with an almost identical scene.

The Rock parodies over the top action movies by jumping off of a building and falling to his death, but then stars in Hobbs and Shaw (2019) which is an over the top action movie with an almost identical scene.

Detective Terry Hoits is shown using a small revolver as a secondary gun. The practice of carrying a revolver for a backup gun is called "the New York reload" which got its name from New York police officers like Terry carrying small revolvers as backup guns.

Michael Keaton references an employee's near death experience on the Staten Island Ferry. In 2017's Spiderman Homecoming, he causes this even on the Ferry.

Will Ferrell's character checks to see who his phone dialed and shows his phone is clearly a prop with simulated screens.