Film: The Queen
It seems that raccord/continuity errors (or simply "goofs") are easy to catch when you watch carefully a movie, and that most of them concern the props: several board games can be seen at Tony Blair's (Michael Sheen) leisure room, but they change from one shot to another!
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| Top shelf, center. At the beginning of the scene we see Parker´s 1998 Pictionary Junior, but see the fourth image below... |
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| The 1999 MB edition of Mouse Trap is clearly seen when
Tony Blair (Michael Sheen) first starts talking with the Queen. The game´s lid is at his left... |
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| After several shots of him and the Queen, he hangs up the phone and...
the games have changed! We now see Ker-Plunk and Downfall! |
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| Pictionary is now Monopoly!, quite probably the 1993 Waddintong´s edition; bottom of the image, left, 1992 MB Ker-Plunk edition |
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| Lower left corner: Ker-Plunk and 1999 MB Downfall |
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