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Jerry Levine

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  • Stiles wins because his shirts, humor, loyalty, and cultural memorability define the movie even as Fox moved to larger roles.
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Teen Wolf

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Research covers the basketball double, Fox sequel reports, an IMDb hoax, cast careers, memorabilia, a deleted Carson appearance, and Stiles shirts.

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  • Fox's basketball double is identified as Jeff Glosser, a college player who spent long days in wolf makeup during the short shoot.
  • Conflicting reports that Fox hated the movie are rejected after a later reunion account says he greeted the cast remotely.
  • A 2004 internet hoax falsely identified Mike Piazza as Mick and reached IMDb.
  • Jerry Levine reportedly remained recognizable as Stiles long after release.
  • Mark Arnold reportedly arranged for his soap character to die so he could promote Teen Wolf.
  • Wiesmeier, Linda, is identified as a July 1982 Playboy Playmate appearing in the party Jell-O gag.
  • Fox's jersey was sold to a Beverly Hills pawn shop for $30,000, with its later location unknown.
  • A scripted Tonight Show appearance for the wolf was cut for expense and convenience.
  • Stiles's five shirt slogans are catalogued as memorable artifacts.
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Teen Wolf

1985 film

Bill Simmons · Kyle Brandt

Aired August 6, 2020

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