Continuity: When Giselle opens the window in Robert’s apartment, in the exterior shot, to sing for furry cleaning help, there is a set of three windows to her right, with a balcony. Odd thing is, in the interior shots the window she sang from is to the left of the couch, but to the right of the couch there are three French doors, not windows, that open to the balcony.

Visible crew/equipment: At Robert’s apartment, when he and Morgan stand by the window just as Edward takes Giselle’s hands and later kneels, the actors’ two T-marks are visible. The pink marker was for Giselle in the previous shots, and Robert and Morgan stand behind the yellow marker. (Only visible on fullscreen DVD.)

Factual error: When animated Giselle begins to sing and brushes her hair, the reflection of her “one true love” is visible in the mirror. Problem is that its image is not reversed in the reflection.

Continuity: After the turtle gives animated Giselle the red rose, she places it on the jacket of her “one true love”. In the following shots, the rose repeatedly disappears and then reappears, particularly in the close-ups.

Other: In his search of Giselle, when Edward knocks on doors 209 (hissing cat), 405 (barking dog), and 714 (strange guy), the funny thing is that in all three close-ups the three door jambs/trim have the same paint glob markings. The actual doors were changed, but the jamb/trim remained the same for all three shots. (Only visible on widescreen DVD.)

Visible crew/equipment: At the apartment, after Giselle falls asleep on the couch, when Robert says, “Just because she has on a funny dress, doesn’t mean she’s a princess,” and a few shots later, when he stands to call for a taxi, the side of the camera and the boom mic are reflected in the window to Robert‘s right. The boom mic moves in both shots, but the camera moves only in the second. (Only visible on widescreen DVD.)