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Mistake Continuity: During the robbery, the taxi driven by Danny Green changes from an Austin to a Morris Oxford and back again. Both types are the same colour, but the Austin is the one with the rounded radiator grille, and the Oxford has a flat radiator.

Mistake Continuity: After dropping Harry from the bridge, during the short shot of One-Round, a train appears on the tracks behind Marcus and Louis.

Mistake Revealing: During the scene where the gang attempt to catch the parrot, One-Round gets his legs stuck in a chair and falls over, breaking the chair in the process. About a minute later Herbert Lom breaks the record and it cuts back to One-Round, and the exact same shot of him falling over is seen again.

Mistake Continuity: Before the 2nd drawing of matches, we see a closeup of Louis' hand and can see that the leftmost match is a long one. The shot then changes to show Harry picking a match, he picks the leftmost one, but it is short.

Mistake Continuity: Before Louis gets out his knife to cut the match, the ashtray is in the middle of the table and the hat is at one edge. Afterwards, the items have swapped positions.

Mistake Continuity: General Gordon the parrot is a cockatoo when Mrs. Wilberforce first speaks to him, but a green macaw when Harry Robinson is roped in to help give him his medicine.

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