14,000 Gadgets.

***INSPECTOR GADGET.***

*14,000*

It was filmed in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, PPG Place; Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Industries (with the castle-like main tower of Pittsburgh's PPG Place playing a central role), Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and Los Angeles, California.

The film was shot entirely in and around Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Filming locations included Queensland University of Technology Gardens Point Campus, Queensland Parliament House, University of Queensland St. Lucia Campus, South Bank Parklands Beach, South Brisbane War Memorial Park, Toowong Village, Anglican Church Grammar School, and the William Jolly Bridge.

The movie is filmed in Vancouver and Toronto, Canada. Filming locations including Vancouver Stanley Park, University Canada West Campus, 264 Milan Street M5A3Z6 house, Rock'N'Horse Saloon bar, Toronto Furniture Warehouse Etobicoke, Vancouver International Airport, Toronto Eaton Centre Shopping Mall, Royal Ontario Museum, IBM Toronto Software Lab, RBC Royal Bank, Trinity Bellwoods Park, Harbour Green Park BC, University of British Columbia, Allan Gardens, Garrison Crossing Bridge, and the Vancouver Art Gallery, 750 Hornby Street.

Disney's Inspector Gadget (1999) Fake American: Claw's actor, Rupert Everett, is British. However, the Hindi exception character is the Sore Guru's actor, Brian George, is Israeli born half Indian and English.

Disney's Inspector Gadget 2 (2003) Fake American: Due to being shot in Brisbane, most of the cast are from Australia. The exceptions being French Stewart (Inspector Gadget), Elaine Hendrix (G2), Caitlin Wachs (Penny), Jeff Bennett (voice of Brain), and D.L. Hughley (voice of the Gadgetmobile). Another exception is Jungle Bob's actor, Mick Roughan, who speaks in his natural Australian accent, which fits his character.

Disney's Inspector Gadget 3 Returns (2019) Fake American: Whilst filming in Vancouver and Toronto, the most famous Canadian and American actors from USA and Canada, however, the unusual exceptions being Sean Flem (Inspector Gadget, except for his Canadian accent unlike American accent while British), Jack Whitehall (Talon), Gerald Butler (Tyke), Dennis Wilder (Barney), and Ralph Fiennes (Chief Quimby) are from United Kingdom, Scotland, and Belgium. For example; other exception has Brenda Bradford's character actress, Rachel McAdams, who usually speaks with her Canadian accent like American, which fits her role for deuteragonist and Gadget's love interest, and Dennis Wilder has also an Belgian accent during his Canuck or US accent in every scene.

Disney's Inspector Gadget (1999) Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping: When Gadget uses his Spanish translator to translate the word "Si" it says it translates to "yes". However, without an accent, the correct translation would be "if".

Disney's Inspector Gadget 2 (2003) Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping: The cast is made up of mostly Australian actors due to being filmed in Brisbane. For the most part, their American accents are flawless, but there are a few times where they slip. One example being Claw's actor, Tony Martin, slipping back into his Aussie accent during the scene were Claw comments on, particularly the way he says "deep fried and burnt to a crisp".

Disney's Inspector Gadget 3 Returns (2019) Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping: During the actors portrayed as the characters, the UK, Belgian and Scottish actors is occasionally made up of mostly Canadian or American accents while attempting to make a filming, located in Vancouver, British Columbia, and Toronto, Ontario, Canada cities. Although an only British and Canadian celebrity was Sean Flem's titular main protagonist, John Brown; aka Inspector Gadget, who has a famous Canadian accent just like his American accent from United States and in Canada during his title role main character in any scene. Exception for the Canadians are Rachel McAdams, Megan Brooke, Michael Cera, Martin Short, Matthew Perry, Frederick Phyllis, Gary Crook, and Will Arnett played in half American half Canadian celebrities, including their own portrayal actors.

It is occasionally revealed in Disney meme that as the "Sore Guru" bears more than passing resemblance to Osama bin Laden from Inspector Gadget.

In Inspector Gadget 2, this clip contains a reference to If The Walls Could Talk from Round The Twist episode, in which featured Mark Mitchell.

During Robo-Gadget's destruction, Robo-Gadget makes a roaring dinosaur shadow puppet to scare and terrorize the people, which is similar to the scene from The Lost World: Jurassic Park.

In the live-action films, has 60 Gadgets and in the cartoon, has 14,000 Gadgets.

In the near of that scene, Inspector Gadget has briefly shown his extendable arms and legs, making it shape of "Mickey Mouse's head", due to the easter egg reference to the 'Walt Disney Company Pictures version' logo.

The Guru's eyes popping out of his head throughout the entire clip.

According to Brenda, Gadgetmobile is a "he", and is a heavy modified 1964 Lincoln Continental convertible.

Taking place one year later, Gadgetmobile has undergone a paint job and is now purple and sports 3 yellow G's, one on his hood and two on the doors. In his dashboard's vending machine, liver, beef, and chicken replaced Sprite, Surge, and Coca-Cola and the three dog food sections replaced McDonald's, Skittles, and M&M's. Gadgetmobile is also very lazy and so is his driver Gadget, having arrested every single criminal in Riverton.

In Inspector Gadget Saves Christmas and Inspector Gadget's Field Trip, he has the same appearance from the original cartoon.

When Gadget was used to replace King Wrong of Pianostan, he was given the King's royal green robes to wear over his regular uniform.

Gadget's attire resembles that of Inspector Clouseau's attire from the early *Pink Panther* movies from 1963 to 1982.

He learns that after Gadget arrested him, Scolex Industries was shut down, and all his assets frozen. This time he has his headquarters in an old abandoned bowling factory. He recruits more minions.

At the Science Convention, where Brick and McKibble plant a circuit override chip on Gadget's hat, allowing Claw to control Gadget like a "Gadget puppet".

In the 2015 reboot, he wears the same outfit as in the original series, but unlike Gadget's other animated appearances, he is modelled with eyebrows.

Inspector Gadget is equipped with 60 wide range unlimited amount dozens of bionic tool Gadgets created by Brenda Bradford from his "Narvik 7" disposal reactor chestplate heart box to help him fight against criminal and Dr. Claw. However, they are unknown to have various glitches in the sequel. Each time he calls for his voice activated names of "Go-Go-Gadget" one whenever he wants to get its opposite or to do nothing at all.

"Extendo Arms"; The joints of Gadget's forearms and hands have been modified into an extendable accordion-shaped telescopic metal that could be extend to every length, or even can reach more than extended lengths of his body. However, Gadget uses one of his arms to grip, wrap around, or grab these objects, such as including putting an bird houses on the top of trees, rescuing pets, catching the crimes, and many more at all several times, but his joints are also cannot ensnare because during the hazards. His hands have also been modified with small tool cranks (along with an assortment of other gadgets) that a third party can use to manually retract Gadget's arms when he is in dire straits. Gadget's arms are incredibly durable under almost any form of pressure or strain and never suffering any damage, even when Gadget is tortured on stretch rack and stretched to unbelievable lengths (which he in fact found quite ticklish). Although he cannot even grip of his hands that will sometimes fall or crash so much bigger and more of than Gadget have been enable to unwrap foes, animals and criminals from Gadget's binding arms or suffer pain, even suddenly pressure from their snare.

"Extendo Legs"; The joints of Gadget's shins and feet have been altered and equipped with incredibly longest ball joints and springs would able to extend higher heights. He allowed him to walk or run better than speed with his legs, Gadget when trying to bounce and reach up from high places in a hurry or when he falls onto the trap pit too much for his umbrella. Despite being an natural length, his Gadget legs have been shown to be capable of stretching and holding up his weight in a manner similar to his arms and neck. Enabled to walk any across deep bridge and water or walk over numerous traps and deadly environments. Gadget can extend even more lengths in the sequel.

"Extendo Neck"; Much like his arms, his neck has been modified and installed in an extending accordion-shaped metal long neck can grow higher than heights to reaching up made with the same material as his arms. Unlike his arms though, Gadget's neck possesses no offensive use, as he mainly and suddenly uses his neck in conjunction with his binoculars for seeing, reconnaissance and spying on thugs, which he tends to activate his head and neck for no reason at all times, often reaching, or stretching his neck at random when surprised or simply for sightseeing. Despite being his neck, but Gadget can be enable to see all the great senses, hidden items, and then crimes once and for all the one. However, Gadget uses one of his joints to stretch possibly than largest height from neck to head connection with rarely movement.

In the Disney live-action films, John Brown is a normal person of shy security guard despite being the most famous cyborg, in the first film, he's wearing a light creamy tan trench coat, white shirt, an black tie, brownish gold half burnt sienna fedora hat, golden belt buckle for the badge on his belt, with black trousers and darkish grey and black shoes and wears no gloves instead though, but in the sequel, he wears grey that gives him a new colour, which is resembled the one from the cartoon, and golden tan hat instead of brown, and in the third, Johnny is wearing the stylish black jacket unlike his trench coat, the same shirt, greyish black tie, and black trilby hat with darkish white half grey strap around the middle much like the real colour, and the bluish dark trousers which was given by the same material of Gadget's. Although he wears every outfit in the inconvenient times. In Jordan's Inspector Gadget drawings, Gadget's outfits are similar to that of the cartoon, but white like on the DVD cover instead of creamy tan, grey or black, however, he wears the same clothing as the live-action version of himself as a result for a new colour, giving him a half tan and grey raincoat and brown hat. Like Fidget and Digit, they are wearing the same colour as Fidget is orange and yellow, and Digit is blue and light teal. Has different types of several clothes similar to his, from the live-action movies. His five futuristic and normal costumes are used by other Gadget versions of him. He wears the other suits that will fit for every movie in the live-action, even two colours of white in 1999 and red in 2003.

*Go Go Gadget*

*60 Gadgets*