Notting Hill

Continuity mistake: When William visits Anna's movie set near then end, the security guard won't let him pass then when Anna's PA invites him in the security guard has disappeared leaving the entrance completely unattended.

Continuity mistake: After dinner with the perfect girl, they are in the living room and Belle is in her wheelchair. When Max picks her up to take her upstairs she is on the couch.

Continuity mistake: During the final press conference, William is completely covered by journalists in the close-ups, and totally visible in the wide angle. This keeps swapping back and forth.

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Continuity mistake: When William is about to jump over the private garden fence, Anna lowers her arm. A frame later, from a different angle, it's up and she's lowering it again.

Sacha

Continuity mistake: While Bernie asks Anna about her actress' salary, his arm swaps from up to down depending on the angle.

Sacha

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Continuity mistake: When William takes Anna back to his flat, after the orange juice incident. His shirt is stained, she comes into the flat and changes. Then she leaves. When she returns to get her books, his shirt is still stained but after she kisses him the stain is gone. An impressive kiss... (00:16:45)

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Trivia: Rhys Ifans didn't wash himself for two weeks in the lead-up to this movie in order to get himself into the role of Spike.

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Question: Who is the actor at the press conference who says "Are you getting married?" and what is written on the side of William's refrigerator?

Answer: Uncredited actor Taylor Murphy asks "are the two of you getting married?" under the Elvis Costello song, "She." The side of William's refrigerator has a set of magnetized words, found on many refrigerators, which can be arranged and rearranged to form messages for communication to other members of the household, or created just for fun.

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