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  • Continuity: When Carmine first calls Claude from backstage, Claude's wig is pulled forward. When he says, "Fashionable," the wig is far back on his head in the close-up. When it returns to the long shot, the wig is forward again.

  • Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): After F. Murray Abraham's character Chris shows the "Chubby Chaser" to the room where Kay Ballard is hiding, he runs without looking where he is going and accidentally slams the side of his head into the narrow door jamb.

  • Continuity: When Carmine first calls Claude from backstage, Claude's wig is pulled forward. When he replies, "Fashionable" in his close-up, the wig is far back on his head. When it returns to the long shot, the wig is forward again.


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