Hard Day's Night

Hard Day's Night (1964)

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Trivia: A lot of the casting for the teenage fans in the film was done by Phil Collins' mum. This led to him being cast as an extra. If you look in the audience in the final performance, to the right of the handcuffed Shake, you can see the young Phil.

Kara

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Suggested correction: It's true that Phil Collins was cast as a teen fan extra for the Beatles' TV concert at the end, but his specific scene was cut from the final film. However, the deleted footage was shown in the 30th anniversary documentary, 'You Can't Do That!: The Making of a Hard Day's Night,' which Collins narrated.

raywest

Continuity mistake: Watch the clock on a wall. Six minutes of the movie go by but that clock hasn't moved one minute. (00:39:50 - 00:46:25)

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Suggested correction: The clock could be broken.

This is pure speculation, not a valid correction.

zendaddy621

While it's possible the correction was done without viewing the scene/movie, a clock not moving (or showing the wrong time) isn't a valid mistake unless the same clock is shown working in the scene. The original mistake does not indicate the clock is working or that the time changes.

Bishop73

Continuity mistake: As Paul runs out of the train to his awaiting limo its door is open. In the next shot we see him from a different angle and he opens the door again. (00:16:20)

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T.V. Director: I won an award.
John: A likely story.
T.V. Director: It's on the wall in my office.

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Trivia: If you look at one scene where Shake and Norm are in a room talking, you can see a copy of John Lennon's book, 'In His Own Write,' in the background.

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Question: During the scene where John has the conversation with the woman in the corridor, what does she mean when she says, "I knew I could rely on you", have they met before?

MovieBuff09

Chosen answer: No, she has not met Lennon before, and she's unsure if it is really him. The whole conversation is written so that their bantering does not make any real sense, and it humorously depicts how famous people are sometimes perceived by the non-famous. Basically, the woman doesn't know what she is talking about but wants to sound like she does.

raywest

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