Talk:Hunk (film)
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Just a few notes about changes I made to the Notes edit
The term "film debut" is usually reserved for a speaking role, not a background extra part. But I do think the Brad Pitt thing is encyclopedic, because that he went from several uncredited film parts to his TV debut in just a few months is noted on his own bio, and Hunk was the first of those parts. I also beefed up the plot, and since I laid out Coco's portrayal with more details, I didn't see any point in his costume changes being included in this note about his death.
I know the programmer note is odd, but I do believe it's noteworthy because a younger person might see this movie and imagine it is referring to some 80's form of computer programming that they are not aware of - especially when it comes to the conversation between Bradley and his boss in the beginning of the film, featuring the eye-rolling phrase "digital indigestion." CleverTitania (talk) 03:31, 22 May 2018 (UTC)