Question 1

Which famous director worked uncredited on the script for 'It's Pat: The Movie'?

Accepted Answer

Quentin Tarantino worked on the script uncredited, as he was a good friend of Julia Sweeney.

Question 2

Why did Dana Carvey not reprise his role as Chris in the movie adaptation?

Accepted Answer

Dana Carvey, who played Pat's equally androgynous partner Chris in the SNL sketches, was asked to reprise the role but turned it down.

Question 3

How did Julia Sweeney feel about playing Pat after the movie's release?

Accepted Answer

Julia Sweeney was so disenchanted by the movie that she never wanted to play Pat again, describing her final performance as halfhearted and pathetic.

Question 4

What happened to 'It's Pat: The Movie' in theaters after just one week?

Accepted Answer

The film did so badly that it was pulled from theaters after one week.

Question 5

Which three performers from this film also appeared in 'Pulp Fiction' the same year?

Accepted Answer

Julia Sweeney, Kathy Griffin, and Phil LaMarr appeared in both this film and 'Pulp Fiction', which premiered seven weeks later.

Question 6

Which famous director worked uncredited on the script for 'It's Pat: The Movie'?

Accepted Answer

Quentin Tarantino worked on the script uncredited, as he was a good friend of Julia Sweeney.

Question 7

Why did Dana Carvey not appear in the movie adaptation of the 'Pat' character?

Accepted Answer

Dana Carvey, who played Pat's androgynous partner Chris on SNL, was asked to reprise the role but turned it down.

Question 8

What unusual connection do three cast members have to another 1994 film?

Accepted Answer

Julia Sweeney, Kathy Griffin, and Phil LaMarr also appeared in 'Pulp Fiction', which premiered seven weeks later - appearing in both one of the best and worst movies of 1994.

Question 9

How did Julia Sweeney feel about playing Pat after the movie's release?

Accepted Answer

Julia Sweeney was so disenchanted by the movie that she never wanted to play Pat again, describing her final performance as halfhearted and pathetic.

Question 10

What was the theatrical fate of 'It's Pat: The Movie'?

Accepted Answer

The film did so badly that it was pulled from theaters after just one week.

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