A young unidentified pizza delivery man worked for Little Nero's Pizza.
Biography[]
He delivered ten pizzas to the Winnetka McCallister house before their trip to Paris, and knocked over a statue in the front yard in the process. He was let into the house by Harry, who was disguised as a police officer. After the pizza man asked if Harry had ordered the pizzas, Harry responded that he did not live there. Curious about a police officer's presence there, the pizza guy asked if he was around for the holidays, to which Harry said "Yes, I guess you could say that."[1]
When Frank retrieved the pizzas from him, the delivery man asked for the payment, but Frank said that it was his brother's house and that he would take care of it. After a long wait, while dragging her son Kevin upstairs, Kate finally brought the pizza guy $122.50. Kevin asked why he didn't bring more cheese pizzas, to which he sarcastically smiled. He then thanked Kate for the generous tip that she gave him and left.[1]
A few days later, he delivered to the McCallister house again, knocking over the statue once again. Directed by a sign placed on the front door, he took the pizza to the back door. Kevin then used the movie Angels with Filthy Souls to trick him into believing that he sounded like a grown man rudely telling him to "Leave it on the doorstep, and get the hell out here." Confused, the pizza man asked for the money, which was met by "What money?". Annoyed, the pizza man told him in a patronizing tone that he needed to pay for his pizza. Then Kevin used the movie to ask him how much he owed him. He informed him that the pizza costed $11.80, so Kevin dropped him $12.00 through the doggy door, the movie's audio telling him to keep the change. Miffed over the small tip, he quipped that Kevin was a cheapskate. Just then, Kevin then used the film by threatening the pizza man to leave, followed by a slew of gunfire sounds. The delivery man ran off, while falling a couple of times in the process.[1]
Behind the scenes[]
The pizza man only appeared in the first film.
Trivia[]
- The pizza place that he works at, Little Nero's Pizza, is a parody of Little Caesars.
- In a deleted scene, he tells Brooke and Fuller that they were his eyewitnesses that he had delivered the pizzas on time which was under thirty minutes.
- Due to the way that Kevin scared him off with the movie Angels with Filthy Souls, it's possible that the McCallisters got banned from ordering pizza again. This is evident in the opening of the second film when Buzz complains how no one in the house could order pizza, or it’s possible that no one could get a hold of anyone in the pizza place.
- In another deleted scene where he was at the McCallister house delivering the pizzas, Harry tells him that he can get arrested for interrupting people when they’re trying to talk when he asked Peter for his money for the pizzas, he then sarcastically told Harry that he was sorry. Harry also asks him if he lived around the neighborhood that the McCallisters lived in, and the pizza boy said yes, than Harry asked if it was one of the big homes and the pizza boy said yes again, and Harry added that maybe he should check his house out too, and the pizza boy offered to walk him over there. So he apparently lives in the same neighborhood as the McCallisters.
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References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Home Alone