Buddy is unloading boxes of tiles in his garage while Riley and he discuss the radio station programming. There are 8 boxes on the shelf and Buddy unloads another two boxes. A minute later, the same two boxes are back in the truck bed, and Buddy unloads them again. See more...
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When Buddy borrows his father's truck - the name on the side is spelt Holly, not Holley which was the family name. The name Holly was only used for the records after it was incorrectly spelt on the first disc. [Throughout the film they spell Holley without the e because that is how people know it to be spelled.]
In the opening scene of the film where Buddy and his band are playing at a skating rink, Buddy is playing a Fender Bronco electric guitar. The scene takes place in the mid-50's, but Fender didn't make the Bronco until the late 60's-early 70's. Later in the film he plays a Fender Telecaster at the Apollo Threatre. Every actual photo of the appearance shows him playing his trademark Fender Stratocaster. [The guitar in the opening is not a 'Bronco'. It is a Fender MusicMaster which was produced in the 50's, therefore the opening scene would historically be correct.]
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