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One Man's Struggle To Take It Easy
Ferris entertains the whole of downtown Chicago with "Twist And Shout"
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"Er, someone wasn't on top of their game that day..."
See the goofs, blunders and plain ole mistakes in the 1986 Comedy movie starring
Matthew Broderick, Alan Ruck, Mia Sara, Jeffrey Jones
Jennifer Grey, Cindy Pickett, Lyman Ward, Edie McClurg, Ben Stein, Del Close, Virginia Capers, Richard Edson, Larry Flash Jenkins, Kristy Swanson, Lisa Bellard, Max Perlich, Scott Coffey Update Cast
We believe the following are all legit mistakes. If we've bungled it, or you have additional info, please update us.
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At the end of "twist and shout", Matthew Broderick leans back and falls into the hands of the German girls. If you notice they weren't exactly looking... he fell a little too early and they almost dropped him!Rewind Archive
At the beginning of the movie, when Ferris and Cameron are taking his dad's Ferrari out to pick up Sloan there is a very old green classic car in the background of the garage. Later in the movie when they return it is missing. It isn't very likely that sometime during the day Mr. Fry returned home from work to take it out for a drive without noticing the Ferrari which he never drives is missing.Rewind Archive
In the scene where Cameron is sinking in the pool you can clearly see some kind of weight belt or something around his waist, which isn't there when he is out of the pool.Rewind Archive
When Ferris has just picked up Sloan from her school, he looks over at the camera and says " The question isn't what are we going to do. The question is what aren't we going to do". While he is saying this you can clearly see a boom mike moving back and forth in the car reflection.Rewind Archive
In one shot of the car parked - the seatbelt is slammed in the door of the car and hanging out but when they cut back to the car seconds later, the seatbelt is gone.Rewind Archive
In the scene where the nurse tells Sloan in the hallway about her grandmothers passing, if you look past them, you can see Jeanie standing at the very end of the hall. Evidently, she is waiting for the scene that shows the camera moving in on her later in the movie.Thanks to Gavin Cruz
When Ferris throws the baseball at the stereo it turns off before the ball hits it.Thanks to Bernie_Lomax
To show aerial shots of the city of Chicago they would have had to have used a helicopter to do this. During the scene when they are doing this Beat City by The Flowerpot Men is playing and at one point you can see the reflection of the helicopter on one of the shiny buildings.Rewind Archive
When Ferris is kicking his shoes off at the end of the movie before jumping back into bed, he kicks his right shoe off and then when they change camera he kicks the same shoe off again.Rewind Archive
When Ferris is about to jump in the pool to save Cameron there is a cookie floating in the water. As he jumps in, it disappears.Thanks to A Very Observant Jennifer
When Mr. Rooney goes to Ferris's house he is wearing a long sleeved shirt and coat jacket. A shot of his arm ringing the doorbell shows a bare arm with dark hair. When they return back to a shot of Mr. Rooney, his sleeve is touching his wrist and he does not have dark hair on the back of his hand.Thanks to Bob Angarola
The scenes shot at Cameron's house began in May and finished in October. The scene where the Ferrari was crashed was shot in October. The trees in Chicagoland were in full color at this time. In order to have continuity and depict this scene as May, all of the leaves on the nearby trees were painted green! There is one scene after the Ferrari goes through the glass and the camera is down in the ravine looking up at the three actors standing in the garage looking down through the missing window. In the pane of glass next to them you can see reflections of distant trees which are every color but green as the fall colors were in full force.Thanks to Anonymous
In the movie, the sisters car is a 1986 Pontiac Fiero 2m4. When she goes to drive away from the outside of the school, by the track, irritated at Ferris, she uses a column shift to shift the Automatic Transmission into drive. Fieros however never came with column shifts, they were all floor shifters.This may have been added to make her pulling out more dramatic, as a floor shifter would not have been in shot.
BUT, Di kindly wrote in to say "I owned a 1986 Pontiac Fiero, in 1986... and it did not have a floor shifter... the stick shift was located in the centre console between the two seats."
Thanks to Shawnanagans
When Mrs. Bueller is talking to the police officer about Jean, the American flag on his desk switches positions. Camera on him, it's coiled into the pen cup. Camera on her, it's unfurled out over the deskThanks to Shawnanagans
At the end of the movie, Ferris runs a mini marathon to beat his family home, gets into bed and his t-shirt is completely dry.Thanks to Jef
In the scene where Cameron is sitting in his car deciding whether or not to go out, after he hits the seat several times and the camera angle changes to show the car sitting in front of the house. You can look to the extreme left and see people standing and moving around between the tree and the house.Thanks to Ben williams
In the parade scene, when Sloan and Cameron approach the float to see Ferris, a Chicago City Police Officer in a black Leather jacket comes up to direct them back to the side walk.When the camera pans back the cop is dressed in a light blue shirt. No jacket.
Thanks to jon lane
Ferris throws the ball at the stereo left-handed but it lands in a righthanders gloveBogus Blunders
Sometimes an apparent goof is not a real mistake
The following goofs for "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" are apparently bogus. If you disagree or have additional info, please update us.At the end of the movie when Ferris' parents come home you see their foyer by the front door loaded with get well flowers and balloons, etc. Who accepted the deliveries if no one was home all day? Rooney wasn't around long enough to have brought ALL those flowers and gifts inside. Also, as much as he despises Ferris, I'm sure he would rather see them on the front porch to wilt. The only reason he signed for the first one was because he just happened to be standing on the front porch when the deliveryman arrived.
BUT, Derek Elrod Said About This Entry:
About the "goof" from Ferris Bueller about the deliveries and nobody being home to sign for them: You do not have to sign for flowers like you do for a FedEx package. Usually they can just leave flowers at the door if nobody is home to accept them. This is not a goof at all.
BUT, Derek Elrod Said About This Entry:
About the "goof" from Ferris Bueller about the deliveries and nobody being home to sign for them: You do not have to sign for flowers like you do for a FedEx package. Usually they can just leave flowers at the door if nobody is home to accept them. This is not a goof at all.
When Ferris, Sloan, and Cameron pick up the Ferrari at the parking garage you can see the camera and its reflection in the window directly behind Ferris and Cameron
BUT Derek Elrod Said About This Entry:
About the "goof" when they pick up the Ferrari at the parking garage: That is NOT a reflection of a camera behind them. Look more closely. You can tell it is a water cooler in the far background as well as a cutout hole on the window for talking through. No camera seen.
BUT Derek Elrod Said About This Entry:
About the "goof" when they pick up the Ferrari at the parking garage: That is NOT a reflection of a camera behind them. Look more closely. You can tell it is a water cooler in the far background as well as a cutout hole on the window for talking through. No camera seen.
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