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The Rare Breed (1966)

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The Rare Breed

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Continuity

During the stampede, when the wagon flips, it's obvious Vindicator is no longer tied to the wagon.
In the final fight scene between James Stewart and Brian Keith, there is a close shot of the calf watching from underneath the stairs. However, when they cut to the long shot, the calf is no longer there.
The long shot when entering Bowen's fort shows a road with two wheel tracks. The close shot from inside the gate shows a solid paved road.

Errors in geography

In the opening scene set in St. Louis, Missouri, there are images of the state flag of California, where the film was made, flying in the background. There are also very large hills seen in the background while the area around the real St. Louis is relatively flat.
In Texas, and likely elsewhere, He-re-ford is pronounced Her-ford.

Character error

Maureen O'Hara and Juliet Mills play an English mother and daughter, respectively. Mrs. O'Hara's English accent comes and goes throughout the movie.

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