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The hot dog scene in Zach Cregger's film \"WEAPONS\" is a tribute to his late friend and former colleague, Trevor Moore, from their sketch comedy series \"The Whitest Kids U' Know\".[1] In a season three sketch called \"Hot Dog Timmy,\" Moore's character plays a doctor who reveals to a patient named Timmy that he consumes seven hot dogs a day.[1] Cregger confirmed that this scene is a direct homage to Moore, who tragically died in August 2021.[1] The entire film, which premiered on August 7, is dedicated to Moore's memory and is inspired by his life and legacy.


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