Character mistake: The letter from the FBI containing the results of the blood and semen test is filled with numerous typos. First, on the line "Subject: Result of examination requested", the word "examination" is misspelled "examnation." Second, the term "DNA instrumental analyses" has "instrumental" incorrectly spelled as "insrumental." Third, the line "Reference: Letter dated October 21, 1987", has the word "dated" misspelled as "dateed" and the month "October" misspelled as "Octorber." (01:58:35)
Other mistake: Towards the end of the movie when Drama has killed himself, the scene leads to the funeral service at the church. As the camera shows Drama in the casket his hands and fingers are clearly moving.
Factual error: There is no way that the England football team would be playing a friendly match in December. The run-up to the Christmas period is an incredibly packed schedule for the domestic clubs, so the national team would never play a friendly then. Additionally, regardless of the month, England would never play a friendly against a team they had recently played in a competitive game (the mockumentary takes place in December 2003, and England had played Turkey in a Euro 2004 qualifier in October 2003).
Revealing mistake: When Rolfe is walking down the hallway to Sally's apartment, there is an orb where the hallway is lighter colored and his legs seem to jump and undulate due to the special effect used to hide the fact that the actor is actually full-sized, walking on his knees.
Continuity mistake: In the beginning, The Statement is being typed on a manual typewriter and the name Pierre Brossard is underlined except for the letter P. The next time we see The Statement, the letter P is now underlined. There is only one copy.
Continuity mistake: When Daniel Craig stays out late and, finally, comes home to his wife, he takes his tie off, but doesn't undo the top button of his shirt, but that button, suddenly, is undone.