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TOMMY BOY, Bo Derek, Rob Lowe, lobby card, poster art, 1995. (c)Paramount Pictures/courtesy Everett Collection Stock Photo - Alamy
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SNL' Alums Chris Farley and David Spade Got in a Fight Over Rob Lowe on the 'Tommy Boy' Set
TIL Rob Lowe is uncredited in the film Tommy Boy because he was contractually obligated to another movie at the time, Steven King's The Stand. The reason he filmed Tommy Boy was
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If You Are a Chris Farley Fan You Have to Hear David Spade and Rob Lowe Tell This Story From Their Time Filming "Tommy Boy"
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