Kevin & Perry Go Large

Kevin & Perry Go Large (2000)

3 corrected entries

(2 votes)

Directed by: Ed Bye

Starring: Rhys Ifans, Kathy Burke, Laura Fraser, Harry Enfield

Genres: Comedy, Music

Corrected entry: When the two are walking down the street with the magazine they see Kevin's dad come so they start handing it to each other - it eventually slips out and the brown bag is left with Perry. But after that the bag is nowhere to be seen.

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Correction: Just as kevin throws himself onto the magazine, you can see the paper bag falling out of the left side of the screen, so it is out of shot.

Corrected entry: When Kevin and Perry go into the newsagents to buy a porn magazine, they hand it to the person behind the counter who hands it back to them without a bag around it, but as they walk down the street after it is it a brown paper bag which then gets ripped after they bump into Kevin's dad.

Correction: Look carefully, as Kevin swipes it away from the person behind the counter so quickly, it only looks as if it is on its own, but pause it, as there IS a bag around it.

Correction: It is the real airport.

Continuity mistake: When Kevin and Perry are DJing in Kevin's room, there is a green lava lamp in front of the decks. In one shot the lava lamp is switched off, and in the next shot the lava lamp is switched on, and in the next shot it is switched back off again. (00:21:05)

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Trivia: The bouncer working alongside Paul Whitehouse on the door of Manumission is none other than Steve McFadden AKA Phil Mitchell in Eastenders.

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Question: A Trivia entry says that when the title of the film comes up, all the cars are Ford Focus's. Why did the director do that?

Answer: In the UK, at the time of filming the Ford Focus was a very popular family car. Not sure if it was the most popular but its definately a stereotypical family car. So its use would have been to signify that Kev's street is in a typical suburban area.

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