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On average, every Hollywood film contains at least 10 hidden trivia facts waiting to be discovered by loyal fans.
The term "Easter egg" originated from the 1979 Atari game "Adventure," where programmer Warren Robinett hid his name in the game, considered the first digital Easter egg. The film industry soon adopted this concept.
Many famous directors have a habit of placing personal Easter eggs in their films. For example, Alfred Hitchcock often made cameo appearances in his films, while Quentin Tarantino frequently creates fictional brands like "Red Apple Cigarettes."
Pixar has one of the most famous Easter eggs: A113 (the California Institute of the Arts classroom number) appears in every film, along with the "Pizza Planet Truck" and cameos from characters from previous films.