Factual error: In the beginning of the movie, Dr. Bob Moore falls through the glass doors of his office and is impaled with the glass. This would never have happened. It is federal law that safety glass is used in all entry doors. The glass would have to have been made of tempered glass, which breaks into tiny pieces like a car window, or laminated glass which will crack and bend but stay intact like a car windshield, or of wire glass, which will act similar to laminated glass. None of these was used. A plain standard plate glass was used instead.
Color of Night (1994)
1 factual error
Directed by: Richard Rush
Starring: Bruce Willis, Lance Henriksen, Lesley Ann Warren, Jane March
Continuity mistake: During the final therapy session scene, Ruben Blades (Lt. Martinez) holds a picture with writing on the back while explaining his investigation into the mystery that is the main plot of the film. In certain shots the phone being held shows the writing on the back, while in other shots the back of the picture has no writing on it.
Dr. Bill Capa: If I had known it was your birthday, I'd have come by tomorrow.
Hector Martinez: Me too.
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