In the bathroom scene, when Austin is strangling the Irish assassin. The assassin had opened a hole in the wall to strangle Austin. After Austin drowns him in the toilet and Tom Arnold says something to Austin, you can see the opening in the wall in the stall next to the one the Irish man is stuck in. [After watching this sequence frame by frame I must say that I haven't been able to spot the hole in the next stall. That the hole in the stall with the assassin had disappeared could just mean that Austin closed the hole with the same sliding door with which it was opened.]
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Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1997) - 30 corrections
Directed by Jay Roach, starring Elizabeth Hurley, Michael York, Mike Myers, Mimi Rogers, Robert Wagner, Seth Green (add more)
Genres: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Crime
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In the bathroom scene, when Austin is strangling the Irish assassin. The assassin had opened a hole in the wall to strangle Austin. After Austin drowns him in the toilet and Tom Arnold says something to Austin, you can see the opening in the wall in the stall next to the one the Irish man is stuck in. [After watching this sequence frame by frame I must say that I haven't been able to spot the hole in the next stall. That the hole in the stall with the assassin had disappeared could just mean that Austin closed the hole with the same sliding door with which it was opened.]
Austin says the line "Margaret Thatcher naked on a cold day", to stop himself from getting aroused, but he was frozen in the 60's, how did he know who she was or what she looked like? [Austin Powers is supposed to be both British and a member of the intelligence services, and would have been familiar with one of the few well-known British female politicians of the 1960s. Between 1964 and 1970, Mrs Thatcher served continuously as a shadow minister for the Conservative opposition. See http://www.margaretthatcher.org/essential/default.asp]
In the scene at the blackjack table, as Austin approaches the table, you hear the dealer at the table say "Changing $1,000." Later, the dealer says "Blackjack's the game, gentlemen. $10,000 minimum bet." Why would someone change a $1,000 chip when the minimum bet is $10,000? [Some one may change a $1,000 chip to tip the dealer. When I go gambling, I sit at a $10 minimum table, but change $10 chips for the dealer to tip when I win a hand.]
When Austin is fighting Random Task, Vanessa smashes a bottle of champagne over his head. In the next shot, when RT is lying unconscious on the floor not only are the pieces of glass too thin and fragile for a champagne bottle but there is not a drop of champagne to be seen. [It could have been already been all drunk from when Austin and Vanessa made love.]
After Austin and Vanessa arrive in Las Vegas, they check into some hotel and unpack. Vanessa and Austin then take out their guns from their luggage. Surely guns aren't allowed on a plane flight, even though it's his own private jet? [You can travel with guns in checked luggage, as long as the airline is properly informed, the guns are secured, and you have all the relevant permits needed for your destination.]
In the scene where Austin is looking back on all of his deceased "friends", he mentioned Jimi Hendrix. Jimi wasnt really famous until '68 or so, so I doubt Austin really recognized Jimi Hendrix in his time. [He may well have recognized him. "Purple Haze" was his first hit in the US, in 1967. In the UK, Jimi was more popular than in the US, especially in this part of his career.]
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