Weird Al movie locations, Spatula City billboard history, Tulsa Oklahoma film trivia
On the DVD commentary Weird Al talked about shooting the film in Tulsa Oklahoma and how the Spatula City billboard stayed up for months after shooting ended leading people to believe it was a real store
On the DVD commentary Weird Al talked about shooting the film in Tulsa Oklahoma
In the DVD commentary for “UHF,” Weird Al Yankovic shares fascinating insights about filming this cult classic in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He reminisces about the vibrant local culture and how the city’s unique charm contributed to the film’s quirky vibe. The collaboration with local businesses and residents made the experience even more memorable, as they embraced the offbeat humor that Weird Al is known for. It’s intriguing to think about how a city like Tulsa became the backdrop for such a beloved comedy, showcasing its hidden gems on the silver screen.
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How the Spatula City billboard stayed up for months after shooting ended leading people to believe it was a real store
One of the most amusing anecdotes from the commentary involves the infamous Spatula City billboard. After filming wrapped, the billboard remained in place for months, leading many locals to believe that Spatula City was an actual store. Imagine the confusion! Fans of the film would drive by, curious about this fictional store dedicated to spatulas. It became a quirky landmark and a topic of conversation among residents, illustrating how a single billboard could blur the lines between fiction and reality. The lasting impression of Spatula City highlights the impact that “UHF” had on Tulsa, turning a simple promotional piece into a piece of local lore.
Weird Al’s reflections on the filming process and the community’s response are a testament to the film’s enduring legacy. If you want to relive the nostalgia of “UHF” and explore these stories further, check out the DVD commentary for an insider’s perspective that adds depth to this iconic film.