Who Done It?

Who Done It? (1956)

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Continuity mistake: When Frankie punches Barakov, pushing him through the window, not only do you see the wires lifting him, but it is obvious that the inside of the building is a studio set as not only does the window get broken, but also the wall above it is torn. The wall is obviously made of paper and the scenery outside the building is a painted backdrop. And when the angle changes to outside the building, only the window is broken but the wall is intact.

Revealing mistake: When Frankie punches Barakov, pushing him through the window, not only can you see the wires lifting him, but it is obvious that the inside of the building is a studio set. The wall above the window gets torn - the wall is obviously made of paper and the scenery outside is a painted backdrop. But when the shot changes to outside the building only the window is broken and the wall is intact.

Continuity mistake: During the stock car race Benny hill's car is damaged several times when hit by other cars but after the collisions Benny's car has repaired itself.

Continuity mistake: During the final scene of this film at the stock car race, the car Benny Hill is driving is hit head-on by another stock car, damaging the nearside front wheel and mudguard of Benny's car. When the car continues, the damage has gone.

Other mistake: When Dill and Frankie are reading the newspaper, the date on it is 16th November. When they attend the radio show at Earl's Court, the start date of the show on the billboard is the 28th of August. The duration of this film isn't that long.

Visible crew/equipment: When Frankie punches Barakov, causing him to go through the window, the wires lifting him are visible.

Continuity mistake: During the car chase, when the beer tanker turns a sharp left corner there is an MG parked on the far side of the road. It has gone when the first of the chasing police cars take the same corner a few seconds later.

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