In the 2007 movie "Juno," Juno’s telephone is shaped like a hamburger. The unusual phone is one of the film’s most recognizable visual details and fits the movie’s playful, offbeat sense of humor.
Juno MacGuff, played by Elliot Page, is a witty Minnesota teenager whose pregnancy drives the story. Her bedroom contains the novelty hamburger phone, which she uses during several conversations. The prop reinforces Juno’s quirky personality and the film’s deliberately unconventional production design.
The hamburger phone was not merely a random on-screen joke: novelty hamburger phones were real consumer products, and a similar phone became strongly associated with the movie after its release. Viewers sometimes remember it as a cheeseburger phone or simply a fast-food-shaped phone, but “hamburger” is the canonical description. The prop also became part of the film’s merchandise and promotional identity, alongside Juno’s distinctive dialogue, soundtrack, and hand-drawn visual style.