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[Capri]

Very much enjoyed the series and tonight's finale but this was spotted by one of my eagle-eyed colleagues...



Hmm... clearly an early '80s pre-production prototype of the Rover 600 there then...

[JamieFRST]

Fail

[1098]

Fail

+1

[- Danny Boy -]

Haha, you would have thought the producer would have noticed, unless it was his car or something lol

[dontpannic]

[Ruishy1]

thats nothing, in braveheart, one of the scotsmen is quite cleraly wearing a watch
and in one scene you can see a white transit in the background

[Ollie]

Is she really in the 80's though....?

[M1K3Y_B]

Big Fail

[Ollie]

There's loads of misplaced stuff in it actually, if you watch carefully.

For example in one scene they're hiding behind a Maestro Van, despite them being in 1981/82 and that not being released until 1984 (in-fact it's got the stereotypical diesel stain down the side, so 1986).

You also quite often see things like modern parking meters, road signs, BT boxes, stuff they can't change. I'm pretty sure I've seen the congestion charge markings as well.

[Capri]

There's loads of misplaced stuff in it actually, if you watch carefully.

For example in one scene they're hiding behind a Maestro Van, despite them being in 1981/82 and that not being released until 1984 (in-fact it's got the stereotypical diesel stain down the side, so 1986).

You also quite often see things like modern parking meters, road signs, BT boxes, stuff they can't change. I'm pretty sure I've seen the congestion charge markings as well.

You know, if I knew that much about the production dates of the Austin Maestro van, I'm not sure I'd own up to it on an internet forum...

[Hilton HS2]

There's loads of misplaced stuff in it actually, if you watch carefully.

For example in one scene they're hiding behind a Maestro Van, despite them being in 1981/82 and that not being released until 1984 (in-fact it's got the stereotypical diesel stain down the side, so 1986).

You also quite often see things like modern parking meters, road signs, BT boxes, stuff they can't change. I'm pretty sure I've seen the congestion charge markings as well.

You know, if I knew that much about the production dates of the Austin Maestro van, I'm not sure I'd own up to it on an internet forum...

Game Set and Match

[Ollie]

There's loads of misplaced stuff in it actually, if you watch carefully.

For example in one scene they're hiding behind a Maestro Van, despite them being in 1981/82 and that not being released until 1984 (in-fact it's got the stereotypical diesel stain down the side, so 1986).

You also quite often see things like modern parking meters, road signs, BT boxes, stuff they can't change. I'm pretty sure I've seen the congestion charge markings as well.

You know, if I knew that much about the production dates of the Austin Maestro van, I'm not sure I'd own up to it on an internet forum...

I'm highly trained in the skilled art of Wikijitsu.

Although I do have to confess I did see it and think "What? They weren't around then!" <clickety> <clickety> "Ah ha!"

[dontpannic]

There's loads of misplaced stuff in it actually, if you watch carefully.

For example in one scene they're hiding behind a Maestro Van, despite them being in 1981/82 and that not being released until 1984 (in-fact it's got the stereotypical diesel stain down the side, so 1986).

You also quite often see things like modern parking meters, road signs, BT boxes, stuff they can't change. I'm pretty sure I've seen the congestion charge markings as well.

You know, if I knew that much about the production dates of the Austin Maestro van, I'm not sure I'd own up to it on an internet forum...

The Austin Maestro, van or hatch, are iconic motors!

[trecoll]

My mum used to have a MG Maestro

[rslove]

oopppsss

[Kartracer69]

that's a great spot.

The film 'The history boys' was filmed at my old secondary school, based in the early 80s but filmed in 2006. It was amazing to see them walking down our old corridors in Watford only for the door at the end to pan out to the yorkshire dales but the best bit...is seeing our (not so) new white LDV mini bus cruise past in the background of one of the shots, FAIL!

[stevo™]

if you watch gladiator with russell crowe in it if you watch the scene with the chariot flipping over you can clearly see a fookin huge gas canister in it
FAIL

[G-Muzzy]

the best one ive seen is in indian jones where hes face to face with the cobra, if you look closly then you can see the safety glass between him and the snake lol

and also iirc in Back to the future throughout one scence of a couple of minutes theres a jar of jelly beans and every time it cuts backk to the jar now and again theres less and less in there haha

[dangerousdave]

funnyest one i heard of was a coke can in a scene one of the star wars films, think its on the balcony scene where there watching the pod race!!??

[stevo™]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnij-xiPp_M


oooppppsssyy

[Ollie]

That's not really the same. They've painted it black to hide it and it's barely noticeable watching the film. Most people wouldn't even see it, let alone know what it was.

Not quite like a Rover 600 parked up in 1982.