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1995 | Bill
The name "The Roly Poly Man" comes from the classic 1968 song "Hurdy Gurdy Man" by Donovan. In the song, the Roly Poly Man is a close associate of the Hurdy Gurdy Man.
Private investigator Dirk Trent (Paul Chubb)'s fee per day plus any expenses is never disclosed.
The film was a spoof of the Old Hollywood film noir detective and private eye movies in the Philip Marlowe and Raymond Chandler tradition but had a dual-genre parodying as it also sent-up schlock horror movies and combined the two genres in the picture.
The term that shamus gumshoe Dirk Trent (Paul Chubb) used to describe himself as was a "no frills" private detective.
The name of the six-foot-four big cuddly children's character was "Woozy Bear".
"Dirk: Some people collect stamps. Some play a bit of golf. For me, it was butt-sculpture. Fag-modelling. Turning dirty old stogies into works of art. Started off with a small camel gumbie, then moved on. Trojan horse. Steam train. One day I plan to do the Crash of the Hindenberg. It's a lot like fishing - you get stinky fingers doing that, too."
"Dirk: I had a 'who' and a 'how' but I didn't have a 'why'. Maybe I didn't even have a 'who'. I couldn't say for certain how that who did what he did how he did, and why he did what he did how he did - shit - I didn't have a 'what' either! But I had a 'where'! Where he did what he did how he did. But I still couldn't prove HOW he could do what he did, or even if he COULD do what he diddy-diddy-dum-diddy-do- It'd been a long day."
