When William Macy was trying out for the part of Jerry Lundegaard, he said to the Cohens he'd shoot their dogs if they didn't give him the role. See more...
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Directed by Joel Coen, starring Frances McDormand, Peter Stormare, Steve Buscemi, William H. Macy (add more)
Continuity: When Margie is in Jerry's office for the second time and Jerry rushes out to "count the stock", Margie looks at his wife's photo and it seems the photo is just in front of her as she doesn't turn around. When Jerry flees and she stands up, we see the photo is just behind her, under one of the golf player statues.
Continuity: When Margie visits Jerry for the first time, her scarf changes position from shot to shot.
Visible crew/equipment: When William H. Macy drives past the parking garage security guard, who has just been killed by Steve Buscemi, in the shot of Macy's car moving across the screen you can see a crew member holding equipment reflected in the car window.
Continuity: When Carl comes back from the ransom collecting and quarrels with his partner, the Esmeralda mug on the tray keeps changing position during the scene (watch the Esmeralda image and the ear of the mug).
Continuity: When Margie and her husband have lunch in Margie's office, the bag of nightcrawlers on the table changes position several times during the scene.
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