Trading Places

Plot hole: Clarence Beeks plants the angel dust on Winthrop at the Heritage Club, which is discovered by the police at the station. Though he's out on bail, Winthrop is still facing years of jail time if convicted. But nothing again is mentioned about it for the rest of the movie, nor is he trying to clear his name.

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Revealing mistake: In the scene at which Dan Aykroyd first joins his employers at the gentleman's club, Don Ameche is shown mirror image when he adds his signature. It happens again at the very end, during Ameche's credit, one of these flipped shots from this scene is repeated. (00:12:00)

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Louis Winthorpe III: He was wearing my Harvard tie. Can you believe it? My Harvard tie. Like oh, sure he went to Harvard.

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Question: I don't understand when Louie's finance was waiting at the police station for him to get released, a man sits down and asks about her purse - what was that all about?

Answer: It's about nothing. The man is not exactly normal, and he begins a nonsense conversation with a very prim, uptight woman who looks like she should be anywhere but there.

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