Doctor Detroit - Reaction and Sequel

Reaction and Sequel

In her autobiography, Enter Whining, Fran Drescher comments that this film was expected to be a major hit, but that it fell short of that expectation; by the time the film ended its run in theatres, it had only managed to make US$10.8 million, on a budget of US$8 million.

The end titles promise the release of Doctor Detroit II: The Wrath of Mom, meant as a gag based on the title of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, released eleven months previous. Aykroyd was said to have been writing the script, however, the project became unfulfilled due to poor box office results.

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