In the scene where the Narrator is eating a drumstick and the brothers are eyeing it up, at first the fat part of the drumstick is in the left hand, but in the next shot it is in the right hand. See more...
The blonde girl Joseph picks up and hugs in the finale is Donny Osmond's niece; his brother Jimmy's daughter. See more...
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Genres: Musical
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When Joseph tells Pharoah that he understands the bit about the corn, but says he doesn't understand the bit about the cows, he asks Pharoah to repeat it again. Then, Pharoah should have repeated the part about the cows because that's the part Joseph doesn't understand, but instead Pharoah repeats the part about the corn which Joseph said he understood. [When Joseph said "Give it to me one more time" he actually meant "Can you sing a bit more while I think about the cows?"]
When Joseph is in the pit and the narrator is singing 'Poor Poor Joseph' a snake comes up from the pit. You can see that Donny Osmond is in fact working the snake as well as making it appear that Joseph is trying to climb out of the pit. [This is not an error. It's meant to be obvious that Joseph is working the snake puppet. It's consistent with the "stage" concept of the movie, which stresses simple props (such as the hilariously fake sheep) and a bare minimum of special effects.]
In the scene where the Narrator is alone on the stage singing the "Pharoh's Story" song, she is sitting in a chair and there is nothing behind her. Later, near the end of the song, there are lightstands and coloured lights on the floor behind her. [There are two red curtains: when you see the lights you can see that the front curtains have been pulled back. (Although the chair still disappears).]
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