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+ | [[Buzz McCallister|Buzz's]] '''girlfriend''' is a girl mentioned in the first ''[[Home Alone]]'' film. |
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| − | + | She was shown in a picture when [[Kevin]] was looking through Buzz's stuff on his first day alone. She wears headgear and had a shocked expression. Kevin was disgusted upon seeing her picture and put the picture down in a hiding position. |
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| − | She doesn't appear in this film and is not mentioned by any of the characters, but it is possible that Buzz still has the picture of her in his bedroom. |
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Revision as of 06:56, 4 June 2020
"Buzz, your girlfriend! Woof!""―'Kevin, seeing a picture of Buzz's girlfriend
Buzz's Girlfriend
Buzz's girlfriend is a girl mentioned in the first Home Alone film.
Biography
She was shown in a picture when Kevin was looking through Buzz's stuff on his first day alone. She wears headgear and had a shocked expression. Kevin was disgusted upon seeing her picture and put the picture down in a hiding position.
Trivia
The "girl" in the picture was actually the son of the film's art director made up like a girl, because director Chris Columbus thought it too cruel to humiliate any real girl in such a fashion.