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When Max talks to the clerk at the bakery, the plate of rolls she places on the counter moves, depending on the shot.
When Max takes the equipment from the museum, we see him take keys, a .45 with magazine, and the shoephone. Later in Los Angeles when he pulls his gun in the truck, he’s got a snubnose .38
The Score of Beethoven’s 9th Symphony would not be titled “Ode to Joy”. The ode to joy is just the name of the tune, found in Beethoven’s sketch books, at the end of the fourth movement.
In the credits, Leonard Stern is credited as “Cesna Pilot.” The proper spelling is “Cessna.”
When Maxwell Smart is attempting to escape from jail, the radio in his cell is on. While he is fighting with the guards, it goes off on its own.
In the scene where Max is captured by Siegfried and Shtarker, a wedding ring appears and disappears from Steve Carell’s hand.
At Krstic’s party, Agent 99 has on heeled shoes, but when she and Maxwell are heading down to the drainage tunnel, she has on flats; then she returns to heeled shoes when they exit.
Agent 99’s white suit gets dirty after being dragged on the airplane banner. Minutes later, the suit is spotless.
Obvious stunt double when Smart bursts through the building in the vehicle.
When Siegfried is kicked out of the car on the bridge, the door flies off with him. However, when the camera switches to back in the car, the door reappears on the car.
At the time of the symphony orchestra concert, the program stated Beethoven’s 9th Symphony, and then an excerpt from Mozart’s 40th Symphony was heard.
When Max and Agent 99 are in Russia and stop at the gas station to steal a car, the sign on the gas station and on the gas pumps says “gazoline”. In Russia, gas is called “benzine” not “gazoline”.
When Max is free falling after 99 lets him go, you can briefly see a suit-colored parachute pack on the stunt man.