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When Phil comes around the corner, just before meeting Ned, there are two women walking together in the background. The one in blue is holding a yellow sign upside down that says Phil (the groundhog, not the character). The first 3 days in a row they are together as they should be. On the forth day and every day thereafter the woman in blue is by herself which does not follow the exact day sequences. See more...

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The screenwriters for the film have said that the total amount of time that Bill Murray is stuck repeating the same day is about 10 years. See more...

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Groundhog Day

Continuity: When Phil comes around the corner, just before meeting Ned, there are two women walking together in the background. The one in blue is holding a yellow sign upside down that says Phil (the groundhog, not the character). The first 3 days in a row they are together as they should be. On the forth day and every day thereafter the woman in blue is by herself which does not follow the exact day sequences.

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