Corrected entry: When Molly Brown is on the Titanic and it hits the iceberg, there is a shot from a distance showing the collision. If you look on the left hand side of the screen, bottom left of the iceberg, you can spot land (in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean).
The Unsinkable Molly Brown (1964)
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Directed by: Charles Walters
Starring: Debbie Reynolds, Ed Begley, Harve Presnell, Jack Kruschen
Other mistake: Johnny Brown is serenading Molly in the meadow as she sits up on the branch of a tree. In shots where we are looking down on Johnny (from over Molly's shoulder), the shadow of the canopy that protects the actors from the sun can be seen as a perfectly straight line on the ground, behind Johnny. The shaded/unshaded areas move as the canopy shifts in the breeze.
Molly Brown: What's that mean? Best regards?
'Leadville' Johnny Brown: Well it means not just 'regards', but best regards.
Correction: I have watched this many times, and there is no land visible.