Great sites

Mistakes

In the shower scene where the soaps are dropped, what Larry is holding changes constantly. He goes from holding a white tube of something, to holding what appears to be a green shampoo bottle, to digging in a zippered case with his stuff in it, back and forth and around, several times. See more...

Trivia

In the scene where Adam Sandler and Kevin James ask each other questions in preparation for the trail, they ask each other when their birthdays are. The birth dates they state are the actors' real-life birthdays. Adam Sandler 9th September, Kevin James 26th April. See more...

Mistake pictures

Movie Mistakes blog

I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry (2007) - 5 corrections

Add actor/director information

Genres: Comedy, Romance

Comments made in brackets are corrections from other visitors. To submit your own corrections for mistakes, just click "edit" under an entry, then choose "correct entry". You can also submit corrections for corrections, if you think a mistake has been unfairly removed.

Corrections

Rob Schnieder, as the minister, refers to Canada as the 'Commonwealth of Canada' as opposed to the 'Dominion of Canada.' [The phrase "Dominion of Canada" is about 50 years of out date. It's never used any more and I doubt that a minister would say it. The country is only properly referred to as "Canada".]

Edit

Correction Edit text Duplicate X

In the scene where Larry catches Chuck and saves his life, we are shown Chuck falling on top of Larry, since he's falling from above, but in the next cut, we are shown Chuck on the bottom, with Larry falling on top of him. [I can see how this could be a little confusing, but what actually happens is that Larry tries to catch Chuck, but Chuck hits the floor rather than landing on top of Larry. Because Larry grabs onto Chuck, Larry is pulled down on top of Chuck by Chuck's momentum.]

Edit

Correction Edit text Duplicate X

When they show Steve Buscemi's license plate "GOTCHA" you can see where they shaded around the letters to give it the look of a stamped plate. That would be fine if NY used stamped plates! NY license plates (including the newer style like depicted here) are a completely flat sheet with printed numbers, not stamping, and have been that way for years. [I live in New York and I know, for a fact, we use stamped plates.]