15 Hidden Easter Eggs In The Smokey And The Bandit Movie

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  @andrewjackson5127 · 1 month ago (edited)

  NONE of these are actual easter eggs. But I still enjoyed the video nonetheless. One of my favorite movies

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• LU

  @luisalvarez23 · 1 month ago (edited)

  Cars hit by the truck are 67 Fords , the car going into water is a Plymouth Satellite and later a Gran Fury.  They were meant to be two different cars .  First one falls in water while the young deputy saves the second one until it gets bumped by  Buford

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• JO

  @joshuabessire9169 · 1 month ago

  The Trans Am is always clean because NOTHING catches the Bandit. Not even dust.

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• GL

  @GlennValet · 1 month ago

  In the opening scenes of the second film, there is a kid in the grandstand wearing a "Smokey & the Bandit" T shirt. - Now that is an easter egg!

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• JI

  @jim944 · 1 month ago

  My dad had a CB base at home and one in each of his vehicles (7) and his handle was &quot;The Bedroom Bandit&quot; the Undercover Agent . I remember getting up in the middle of the night and seeing him sitting at the kitchen counter in his cowboy hat , boots and boxer shorts talking on his CB .<br>He had 9 of the same CB&apos;s 4 of them are still in their box brand new , he was a big Burt Reynolds in Clint Eastwood fan and the stuff he collected over the years showed it .<br>He actually bought the same looking shirt pants hat and boots that Burt wore in the movie .<br>I was surprised he didn&apos;t go out and buy a trans Am at the time but he did have a miniature snowman mounted on the dash of his 78 Chevy K20 pickup wearing a cowboy hat 🤣<br><br>Miss you dad 😢

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• AD

  @advisor707r · 1 month ago

  Happy to hear a more upbeat, while still being critical of where there are issues with the squad.

• SJ

  @sjwhitney · 1 month ago

  The trailer used, with the mural intact, is still on the movie set in GA, the same place where the Walking Dead was filmed. &nbsp;It shows up in one of the Walking Dead&apos;s episodes looking rather post apocalyptically tattered and tired. &nbsp;At least it still exists and should be saved!!

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• TR

  @TrajanTyrannus · 1 month ago

  I’m old enough to remember Coors being illegal east of the Mississippi River, it was because Coors didn’t pasteurize their beer and trailers with freezers weren’t around or atleast not very many, it was a big deal to get some Coors in Tn back then but I don’t know why because it’s sucks as beer . Luckily I grew up in a part of Tn where Springwater, White lighting/ moonshine was available so no need for Coors

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• SU

  @sully0001 · 1 month ago

  Turquoise was also very popular in the early 70&apos;s.

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• ZU

  @zuluzoltar · 3 weeks ago

  Junior: &quot;Daddy my hat fell off&quot;<br>Buford: &quot;I hope your GD head was in it&quot;<br>So many great lines by Jackie in that movie. And from what I&apos;ve read, he did a lot of his lines on the fly and made them up and they just went with it because he was that good.

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• SC

  @scorpiouk5914 · 1 month ago

  I am old enough to have seen this movie in the theater (11 years old with my dad). People are giving you a hard time about &quot;Easter eggs, whatever those are), but I gave you a like and watched the whole video. I was born and raised in NE Georgia. Instead of talking about what I already knew, I am giving you a like because of Ben Jones. I already knew that Sonny and John were in Smokey, but I never knew&quot; Cooter&quot; was. And he just passed away..

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• FL

  @flounder31 · 1 month ago

  As a watch nerd, I can&apos;t believe I&apos;ve never noticed the distinctive bracelet and dial.

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