X

Great sites

Anything Hollywood

Atomic Popcorn

Banned in Hollywood

Bits & Pieces

Blockbuster Buzz

Book mistakes

CanMag

The Daily Column

Daily Stab

Defamer

Double Viking

EHOWA

The Evil Beet

Film Drunk

Filmofilia

Filmspotting

Foundry Music

Game mistakes

Geek Tyrant

Gone Hollywood

Hollyscoop

Hollywood Outbreak

I Am Bored

I Love Bacon

Joblo movie news

Movie Banter

Movie Buzz

Movie spoilers

Movie timeline

Other crap

Screenjunkies

Sky movie reviews

Something Really Funny

Tengossip

Trailer Addict

Unreality Magazine

Virtually Existing

Mistakes

In the last scene, when Rose and Greg kiss in the street, the car that is parked right next to them changes from a dark to a white one. See more...

Mistake pictures

Movie Mistakes blog

Popular blog posts:

Top 15 biggest Harry Potter film mistakes

The biggest mistakes in the Harry Potter movies

15 biggest mistakes in Titanic

The 20 biggest Friends mistake pictures

10 Twilight mistakes in pictures

The Mirror Has Two Faces (1996) - 2 corrections

starring Jeff Bridges, Mimi Rogers, Pierce Brosnan (add more)

Genres: Comedy, Drama, 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.

Mistakes
Corrections
Submit
On their wedding night Rose goes to the bathroom first. The gown and bathrobe she takes with her are different from what she is wearing when she comes out again. [Rose is actually taking her white wedding outfit from the earlier ceremony into the bathroom (not her nightwear) - she hangs it in the bathroom closet after entering the bathroom. This is obvious as her little white wedding handbag is attached to the coat hanger (so it's obviously daywear as we don't take little handbags to bed!).]
Edit Time
Greg calls from Europe and leaves a message that he is going to return on the next day. He leaves a number where he can be called back, starting 01-71-xxx, which doesn't make sense: Calls from the US to Europe start with 011, 71 is no country code in Europe (or anywhere else, I guess), and 01 can't be an area code as he would have certainly given the country code while he was travelling from country to country. [0171 was the dial code for Central London at the time that this film was shot. So therefore, he's not giving her the entire number figuring that she knows he's in Europe and needs to start with 011.]
Edit Time