Continuity mistake: Holmes, Watson and Freud follow the mysterious man in front of a chemist's. Whenever the guy is looking at them from a distance, Holmes' handkerchief is visible, even when in intermediate shots he tucked his hand, and the handkerchief with it, in his pocket. (01:05:10)
The Seven Percent Solution (1976)
Directed by: Herbert Ross
Starring: Robert Duvall, Alan Arkin, Vanessa Redgrave, Nicol Williamson
Continuity mistake: Von Leinsdorf shoulder-tackles Holmes and nearly makes him fall off the train, but Holmes clings to a railing. He is holding the leftmost section of the railing, but in the reverse shot he's holding the rightmost, and it keeps going back and forth as the angles alternate. (01:39:45)
Continuity mistake: When Freud replies to the German who insulted him for being Jewish, their boss (the Baron) is in a different position as the shot changes. The reciprocal height of the sword and the beer mug of the gentleman to his left also change. (00:48:15)
Sigmund Freud: These are the most intelligent horses in the world, and they have been trained to kill.
Sherlock Holmes: No, Watson! The Queen wouldn't like it.
Mycroft Holmes: Ah Jenkins, we shall need a cab.
