Continuity mistake: When Hollie takes the stage she passes the huge photo of Mitch, beside the stage. When facing the opposite side of the ballroom from the stage, near the wet-bar on the left, there is another huge photo of a younger Mitch. Later, when the sprinklers go off, those two framed photos have actually switched places. Connie grabs the photo of Mitch which was originally near the stage and exits near the bar, and in the last shot of Ruckus playing to an empty ballroom, the other photo is beside the stage. (01:29:00 - 01:41:00)
Elizabethtown (2005)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: Cameron Crowe
Starring: Alec Baldwin, Susan Sarandon, Kirsten Dunst, Jessica Biel, Orlando Bloom
Drew's (Orlando Bloom) father, Mitch, is both cremated and given a funeral at a cemetery. Drew's mother (Susan Sarandon) and sister go to the memorial and it goes well. Drew's mother gives a touching speech about her deceased husband. Claire (Kirsten Dunst) gives Drew a map and music for a road trip. He drives across the U.S. along with his father's ashes and spreads them at different locations. An article on the sneaker fiasco is published. At the Second Largest Farmer's Market, he meets up with Claire and they kiss.
Alex
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Trivia: On the mantelpiece, there is a picture of Susan Sarandon holding a baby. This picture is taken from the 1998 film "Stepmom."
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