Film goofs - page 36
Dhliz records thousands of goofs spotted across a great many films. You can read through them here:
When actor Ahmad Al-Saqa gets out of the car, we see him smoking a cigarette, but in the next shot we see that he has not yet taken the cigarette from the worker.
When Raouf’s Son aims at the picture of Raouf, we see the first two arrows land below his mouth. When he tries to aim at the eye, we see one arrow below the mouth and one on the glasses! In the third shot, after all three arrows have been fired, we see that their positions have changed a third time!
The name of actress Sahar Karkar appeared incorrectly in the second credits as "Sahar Carter.".
When The Nurse says that the injection is important and that he must take it, and says "It is very necessary," we notice the shadow of the microphone moving on the wall with the movement of the camera.
We notice that in one shot of the puppet scene, Badria sprays Silly String on Hamdy, but the film takes place during the British occupation of Egypt, whereas this invention dates back to 1972.
We notice that the report in the newspaper titled "The death of Numan Pasha at the hands of a member of Al-Ghad Club" is in a newspaper from the 1980s, even though the events take place before the 1952 revolution.
The name of actor Saleh Al-Awil was written incorrectly in the credits as "Saleh El-Aweim.".
When Hamees switches off the electric lamp and we see her in the mirror, we see the actual lamp go out one second later.
