Corrected entry: When Julianne Moore is ill in bed and Ralph Feinnes answers the door to the reverend, hos face is fairly clean shaven, but when he goes back into the house he is all stubbly.
The End of the Affair (1999)
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Directed by: Neil Jordan
Starring: Julianne Moore, Ralph Fiennes, Jason Isaacs, Stephen Rea, Heather-Jay Jones
Plot hole: When Henry rings Maurice's doorbell to give the bad news about Sarah's fatal illness, Maurice and Sarah are upstairs in the bedroom. Maurice approaches the window and looks down while we see Henry looking up in his direction. That he walks away without trying to make contact makes no sense. (01:13:45)
Maurice Bendrix: To be is to be perceived.
Correction: He is pretty stubbly when he opens the door and pretty stubbly when he is back in the house, but there is no significant difference in stubbliness.
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