Crazy credits for
EuroTrip (2004) More at IMDbPro »

• Various deleted scenes and outakes show over the closing credits,
• There is a series of silly and slightly tongue-in-cheek thank-yous from
  various cast and crew to friends and family who visited Prague during the
  shooting, towards the very end of the credits.
• In the "thank you" section to the cast and crew's families, "a lot" is
  misspelled as "alot."
• After the credits, there is a brief reprise of the scene where Cooper
  tricks Candy into rubbing her naked breast.
• Alec would like to thank his parents for allowing him to watch alot of TV
  as a child. Also, his beautiful wife and child for all of their love and
  support, and for coming all the way to Prague to stay for the duration of
  production, and for having the courage of conviction to know that was a
  terrible idea and to get the hell out 4 weeks later.
  David would like to thank his parents despite the fact they still want him
  to go to medical school. Also, thanks to everyone who came and visited in
  Prague - the roommates, the comic art guys, the girlfriend, Lampoon folk.
  It was a crazy long flight, but the visits really helped. Everyone who
  didn't visit can go to hell. You know who you are. And to Al, Billy and
  Jim, who taught me how to write. Blame them.
  Jeff would like to thank his parents for buying all the Cleveland Indians
  merchandise and for insisting that he thank them in writing. And Alex for
  all the great music and everything else. He would also like to thank Ted
  Griffin for watching over his house while he was in Prague, and would now
  kindly thank him to stop crapping in it daily.
  The guys would like to thank every single person who worked on the film for
  helping us make the movie. Also Amici Mei, Casa Blue, Alcohol Bar, the
  chicken salad at Scandals, and the brownies at Praha Bakeshop. And that
  terrible 24-hour Czech Burrito place.
  Additional thanks to the Writers Guild and Directors Guild, for always
  being there for us.
  And a very special thanks to Sandy Grushow and Lloyd Braun, without whom
  none of this would have been possible.
• The opening credits are an animated tongue-in-cheek parody of a boarding
  pass and safety instructions card of fictional European Airlines.

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