In the scene where the Narrator is singing "Poor, Poor Joseph. Whatchya gonna do?" the first time, she sets her coat down on the edge of the pit into which Joseph was thrown. The camera moves to the brothers who sing a bit, then the Narrator is shown standing next to a camel with her coat off singing "In a trice the dirty deed was done." The camera then moves to the brothers again, then it pans back to the Narrator. Her coat is on again. See more...
The colours of the coat (in case you were wondering) are red, yellow, green, brown, scarlet, black, ochre, peach, ruby, olive, violet, fawn, lilac, gold, chocolate, mauve, cream, crimson, silver, rose, azure, lemon, russet, grey, purple, white, pink, orange and blue. They were once voted the best lyrics in the piece, and Tim Rice didn't even write them.
The blonde girl Joseph picks up and hugs in the finale is Donny Osmond's niece; his brother Jimmy's daughter.
The boy that at the beginning of the movie the narrator sings to and brushes her hand through his hair is the narrator's oldest son Toby.
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