Audio problem: When Sally's friend turns up the volume on the TV for the debate, the volume doesn't go up as many "notches" as it should, because she raised it quite a bit.
Welcome to Mooseport (2004)
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Directed by: Donald Petrie
Starring: Gene Hackman, Marcia Gay Harden, Ray Romano, Maura Tierney
Continuity mistake: As we see Handy fixing the toilet in the President's house, he is holding a wrench in his right hand. Then after he bumps his head, he tries to get up and then grabs the wrench with his left hand. However, once the camera angle changes to show him getting up the wrench is back in his right hand.
Trivia: Gene Hackman's final film before he retired from acting. Since this movie came out, the only film or TV projects he's done have been a handful of documentaries, either appearing as himself or narrating.
Question: Why did Gene Hackman quit acting after appearing in this movie?
Answer: As the other fine answers indicated, it was multiple reasons. An additional one was his health. Hackman said his doctor told him his heart wasn't healthy enough to withstand the stress and physical rigors involved in filming movies.
Moreover, Hackman didn't get along with the director, Donald Petrie, and stated that he hated this movie.
Answer: It was said, that he got tired of doing movies where everything and everyone explodes and dies a bloody death.
Answer: His decision to retire wasn't related to this film; it just happened to be his last. He was working on other projects (mostly writing), and wanted to focus on those. He didn't "officially" announce his retirement from acting until 2008.