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Movie Mistakes Uncovered Uncut...
(2002)
Country
of Origin: UK
Date(s) of Broadcast: 25 December 2002
Number of Seasons: N/A
Total Number of Episodes: 1
Average Episode Running Times: 25 mins
Format: colour
Sound:
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Companies: Objective Productions / Crook
Productions
Executive Producer: Andrew O'Connor
Producer: Matt Crook
Production Coordinator: Heather Brown
Production Manager: Barry Read
SCRIPT
Script: Rob Gibbons, Neil Gibbons
DIRECTION
Director: Paul Mackay
PHOTOGRAPHY
Camera Assistants: Sarah McCulloch, Martin Dunham
Gaffer: Gina Pellicci
EDITING AND POST-PRODUCTION
Editors: Colin Motson, Will Graves
Edit Assistants: Jo Curtis, James Popplewell
Post Production: Metro Broadcast
MAKE UP AND
COSTUMES
Make Up: Ronnie Goddard
MISCELLANEOUS
Programme Consultant: Jon Sandys
Script Supervisor: Randeep Sandhu
Researcher: Sarah Rider
Production Runner: Josh Yampolski
Auto Cue: Mathew Stone
LOCATIONS
Locations: Leicester Square, London, England, UK;
Coventry Street, London, England, UK
WITH
Nick Frost
PLOT SUMMARY
A collection of
continuity errors and mistakes from a number of Hollywood
blockbuster movies.
CAPSULE REVIEW
An odd exercise - it's
certainly fun to watch the mistakes made by Hollywood
film-makers being revealed, but the show makes enough
gaffes of its own. Part way through the show presenter
Nick Frost announces that Independence Day
is the "first film under the spotlight" despite
there having been almost a dozen clips already. Then he
announces that Star Wars "was the
movie that propelled Steven Spielberg to the top of the
A-list" - one assumes that he's being ironic as he
also claims that it made Mark Hamill a global star and
that Brittney Spears' Crossroads (2001)
was one of the best films ever made!
AVAILABILITY
UK
Television Distributor: Channel Five
TIMELINE
2002
December
25: UK - television broadcast (on Channel Five)
LINKS
INCLUDES FOOTAGE FROM
Austin Powers:
International Man of Mystery (1997)
Austin Powers:
The Spy Who Shagged Me (1998)
Braveheart (1995)
Eraser (1996)
Evolution (2001)
Gladiator (2000)
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (2001)
Independence Day (1996)
The Shining (1980)
Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope (1977)
Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back (1980)
Terminator 2: Judgement Day (1991)
REFERENCES
OTHER SOURCES
credits
screen KEYWORDS
clip show; documentary; film history
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