- The orphanage in the film was established in 1934. In real life, the first short film of "The Three Stooges" was shot in 1934.
- Sean Penn used to play the role of Larry Fann in the film, but then he took the initiative to resign because he wanted to spend more time with his family.
- There were rumors that Johnny Depp would also play a role in the film.
- Kim Carey originally wanted to play the role of Corey in the film, but he didn't want to put on too fat costumes, and he felt that he was too old, and adding weight for the role was not good for his health. Therefore, he also left the crew like Sean Penn.
- After Carey left the crew, Sean Jacobson was a candidate to play Corey.
- Benicio del Toro originally wanted to play Moore in the film, but he failed to make it later.
- Johnny Knoxville and Andy Sumberg are interested in participating in this film.
- Both Cher and Richard Jenkins wanted to star in this film.
The Three Stooges behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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Curly: [Curly, Larry, and Peezer enter a room, where Murph is on a sick bed, and Mother Superior is praying at her bedside] Murph?
Mother Superior: I'm sorry, boys, Murph is very ill.
Larry: Why isn't she in a hospital?
Mother Superior: [Peezer hops on Murph's bed] Well...
Sister Mary-Mengele: I'll tell you why: because we don't have any medical insurance.
Larry: Well, you should get some. Just call that little green alligator guy.
Curly: Yeah.
Sister Mary-Mengele: Okay, that's it. I've had it with you! Do you want to know why we have no medical insurance? It's because you wombats have caused so many accidents over the years, there's not a company on this earth who'll cover us until we pay the $830,000 we owe for previous claims, and that's why we're being closed down!
Mother Superior: That's enough, Sister.
Curly: Wait, wh - You mean the orphanage is closing... because of us?
Sister Mary-Mengele: [Mother Superior nods sadly] Check it out: Larry, Curly, you're responsible for that!
Sister Mary-Mengele: [Larry and Curly look at Murph lying on her sickbed, with Peezer at her side] You are, and that other moron!
Sister Mary-Mengele: [a beep is heard, Larry and Curly think it's a flatline monitor] Oh, sorry, excuse me.
Sister Mary-Mengele: [the beep is revealed to be Mary-Mengele's cell phone, which she answers] Yes? No, no, I want it with custard, not whipped cream. I ordered an éclair, not a Twinkie!
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Mr. Harter: [in the Harters' car] Hey Moe, do you know what day today is?
Young Moe: No clue.
Mr. Harter: It's your birthday.
Young Moe: Really?
Mrs. Harter: Well, to us it is, because today is the day that you came into our lives. So... what would you like as a birthday present?
Young Moe: Aw, I'm good. This - this lollipop's really hitting the spot.
Mr. Harter: [Mrs. Harter gasps, and Mr. Harter chuckles] Oh now, come on. come on, there's gotta be something that would make your birthday complete. Just go crazy, champ, anything your heart desires.
Young Moe: Well, when you put it that way...
[Moe whispers into Mrs. Harter's ear]
Mr. Harter: Well, what is it?
Mrs. Harter: He, uh... he wants us to go back and get his two friends.
Mr. Harter: Oh, Moe, heh, three youngsters are an awful lot to take on, like, all at once.
Young Moe: Oh, don't you see, Pop? That's the beauty of it. It's not gonna cost you a dime extra. Them two termites can bunk with me. I'll even split my meals with them.
Mr. Harter: Yeah, I don't know, Moe, it's just...
Young Moe: And you don't have to worry about sending them to fancy schools, 'cause they're not interested in reading or numbers. Heavy lifting and ditch digging, that's their dream.
Mr. Harter: Wow, those guys really mean a lot to you, don't they?
Young Moe: They're all I've ever had.
Mrs. Harter: Moe's right, honey. We can't possibly separate these three boys.
Young Moe: There we go! That's my mom talking.
Young Moe: [Mr. and Mrs. Harter drop Moe off back at the orphanage, deciding to adopt Young Teddy instead] Forget it! It was a bad idea! I don't want nothing! Mommy! Daddy! Please!
Young Moe: [sadly] Don;t go.