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Wrongfully Accused (1998) More at IMDbPro »

• Most of the character names are the names of cities in Minnesota. Writer Pat Proft is from Minnesota.
  
  
• In the hospital, a voice pages "Dr. Kimble". This was Harrison Ford's wrongfully accused character in The Fugitive (1993). The TV news reader is also named Kimble.
  
  
• In the hospital scene, the intercom pages "Dr. Benton, Dr. Carter, Dr. Greene, Dr. Weaver, and Dr. Ross", all doctors on the NBC drama "ER" (1994).
  
  
• The Scottish soldiers that can be seen in the scene welcoming the "UN Guy" were actually Canadian soldiers. They were a special drill team from the Seaforth Highlanders of Canada, based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
  
  
• Leslie Nielsen actually appeared in a few episodes of the TV series "The Fugitive" (1963), which, of course, inspired the Harrison Ford movie The Fugitive (1993), which this film parodies.
  
  
• Final theatrical film of Richard Crenna.
  
  
• Stay and read through the credits for some gag credits, like the Lottery Numbers, the Menu of the Day, "Interns We Had Sex With", "Things That Were Stolen", "People In Crew Who Smuggled Cuban Cigars Out Of Canada" and "People Nobody Cares About" (sped up), among others. The Credits end with "Movie's Done".
  
  

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