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  1. Duplex (2003) - Revealing mistakes - The parrot Little Dickie is able to fly around the Duplex, but in close-up shots it is apparent that the bird's wings are clipped.

  2. www.imdb.com › title › tt0266489Duplex (2003) - IMDb

    The parrot Little Dickie is able to fly around the Duplex, but in close-up shots it is apparent that the bird's wings are clipped.

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    • Comedy
    • Danny DeVito
    • 2003-09-26
  3. humanehollywood.org › production › duplexDuplex - Humane Hollywood

    Mrs. Connelly calls to Nancy and tells her that Little Dickie has flown into the dumb waiter and is stuck. As Nancy opens up the door to the dumb waiter, we see the bird fly down and land on top of her head.

  4. Two little dicky birds sitting on the wall: both index fingers up in the air, move both of them. One named Peter: Wiggle one index finger ("the Peter finger") One named Paul: Wiggle the other index finger (the Paul finger)

  5. Fly away Peter The Peter hand is quickly drawn back alongside the adult's head. As part of the movement the adult folds the marked finger and sticks out the second finger of the same hand and drops the hand back down to the original position.

  6. Lyrics. Modern versions of the lyrics include: Two little dickie birds sitting on a wall. One named Peter, one named Paul. Fly away Peter! Fly away Paul! Come back Peter! Come back Paul! Origins. The rhyme was first recorded when published in Mother Goose's Melody in London around 1765. In this version the names of the birds were Jack and Gill:

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  8. Two Little Dickie Birds. Animal songs, Gesture-play songs, Traditional nursery rhymes. “Two Little Dickie Birds” is a traditional nursery rhyme and finger-play for children, dating back to the 18th century. It was first published in London in the collection called “Mother Goose’s Melody” from 1765. There are no recorded evidences ...

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