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Where the Spies Are (1965)

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Where the Spies Are

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Continuity

The start of the film establishes that Rosser was eliminated in November just minutes after he attempted to send a coded telegram. When Jason arrives at the telegram office, he inquiries about the undelivered telegram that he said should have been sent four days earlier. However, when the recovered message is decoded, it says the assassination is planned for a date in January which Jason says is the following day. It can't possibly be January if Rosser wrote the message four days earlier in November.
At the end of the film. the aircraft in external shots, changes from a plane with 4 engines mounted on the wings (like a Boeing 707), to a plane with 2 engines mounted on the tail, to a "tail-dragger" (a plane with propellers - noticeable because of the angle when the door was open) to a plane with engines mounted in the wings (like a De Havilland comet) to a plane with 4 engines mounted externally on the wings.

Miscellaneous

The Aeroflot "peace plane" is actually a de Havilland Comet, and although Aeroflot is correctly written in Cyrillic, the livery is wrong - there should be a single blue stripe down the side through the windows, and the hammer and sickle with wings logo is missing as well.
After Niven thwarts the assassin, he runs around helter-skelter with the assassin's rifle, making him the target of the mob's fury.

Audio/visual unsynchronised

After the helicopter evacuation, when they land and get off the chopper, the turbines' sound is clearly heard, while the rotor blades are clearly not turning (they would be, that soon after landing.)

Crew or equipment visible

When Dr. Love runs into the castle, he runs through the shadow of the camera as it is seen on the wall behind him.

Plot holes

Before Love is sent to Beirut, Jackson checks the papers to be given to Love. The last of them is "a photo of Rosser". Later in Rosser's hotel room in Beirut, however, a very important scene is built around the proposition that Love does not know what Rosser looks like. Love may not be an actual spy, but he should still be able to recognize a man from his photo.

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