In the stock car scene when Irma Bunt (Blofeld's henchwoman) is chasing Bond and Tracy their car flips over. It the explodes. As it explodes, look at Irma Bunt. She gets engulfed by the flames. However, when Tracy gets killed it is Bunt that shoots her. She might have just survived but she doesn't even have burns. [While she does seem to get engulfed in flames, she never caught fire. She can be seen exiting to the right of the screen in that same shot, completely untouched. Evidently a combination of fire retardant clothing, and not being in the fire long enough. Also, we have no idea how long it's been since the car exploded. It could be months, even years (though that is unlikely).]
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On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969) - 3 corrections
starring Bernard Lee, Desmond Llewelyn, Lois Maxwell, Telly Savalas (add more)
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In the stock car scene when Irma Bunt (Blofeld's henchwoman) is chasing Bond and Tracy their car flips over. It the explodes. As it explodes, look at Irma Bunt. She gets engulfed by the flames. However, when Tracy gets killed it is Bunt that shoots her. She might have just survived but she doesn't even have burns. [While she does seem to get engulfed in flames, she never caught fire. She can be seen exiting to the right of the screen in that same shot, completely untouched. Evidently a combination of fire retardant clothing, and not being in the fire long enough. Also, we have no idea how long it's been since the car exploded. It could be months, even years (though that is unlikely).]
Bond and Tracy's car is fired at from a side, parallel position, but the bullet that takes Tracy's life shatters the windshield and lodges between her eyes, which is practically impossible unless the car were fired at from the front. It's more likely that she would have been shot in the temple, or the back of the head (since just before the shooting she was leaning out of the passenger window). [Not if Bunt kept on firing just after she passed Bond's car. If she was firing as she was slightly in front, the bullet could have hit the window just before she passed out of firing range. Also it could have hit at very slight angle.]
When Bond leaves his boss's office after getting his two weeks of leave he closes the door, but when the shot changes to the outer office where Moneypenny is, we see him close the door again. [This is a common "mistake" in Bond early Bond films. There are two doors between Moneypenny's desk and M's office. That is why Bond is constantly seen closing the door twice.]
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