Continuity mistake: In one scene in the bookstore, there are three copies of a guide to Germany on the table next to Hugh Grant. In one clip, there are three spines, in the next two of the books have been turned round.
Notting Hill (1999)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: Roger Michell
Starring: Julia Roberts, Hugh Grant, Rhys Ifans, Tim McInnerny, Dylan Moran, James Dreyfus, Richard McCabe
Julia Roberts comes to Hugh Grant, asking him if they could start dating again. He refuses, and she leaves. He tells his friends about it, then realises he made a mistake. They rush to the hotel where she's holding a press conference. One of the journalists asks a question about their relationship, she says they are just friends. Hugh Grant then asks her (posing as a journalist) if "this person" begged her to reconsider, if she would, and she says yes. They get married, and the film ends with the two of them on the bench in the park that they visited in the night, she's pregnant.
Linda
More mistakes in Notting Hill
Anna Scott: I'm just a girl, standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her.
Trivia: The house with the blue door (William's residence) was formerly the home of the movie's screenplay writer, Richard Curtis.
Answer: "For June who loved this garden - from Joseph who always sat beside her." And below that, "June Wetherby 1917-1992" with a picture of a three leaf clover underneath. Upon seeing the inscription, Julia Roberts comments, "some people *do* spend their whole lives together."
Michael Albert