Furthermore, the red stapler that Milton obsesses over in the movie has an interesting real-life backstory. Prior to "Office ...

and of course, Judge’s revolutionary series, Beavis and Butthead; and his two cult films, Idiocracy and Office Space ... was the origin of that red Swingline stapler that we see in the film.

And for Stephen Root’s Milton in Office Space, it’s a bright red Swingline stapler. Twenty-plus years after the movie, you can still buy that red stapler from Amazon (as well as from office ...

In another “Office Space” effect, office workers and fans can now buy red Swingline staplers, which didn’t exist before the movie was made. In the film, the weird bespectacled office worker ...

But to celebrate the Mike Judge-directed film’s 20th anniversary on Feb. 19, Swingline is releasing an official Office Space-branded red stapler for the very first time. It’s an item fans of the film ...

The 1999 cult classic “Office Space” isn’t just a film—it ... Milton’s obsessive attachment to his Swingline-branded stapler and subdued rage against workplace injustices made him ...

Specifically, we’re talking about the Swingline 747 stapler in Rio Red. In the film, the confiscation of Milton’s prized Swingline stapler serves as a catalyst for his and his colleagues ...