Factual error: Simon recovers awfully quick from the effects of hypothermia. In the hidden room, he is shaking like a leaf and can barely speak. Even when the old woman shouts where they are, he still looks a bit out of it. However, once they escape into the underground tunnels, he appears to be in perfect health and shows no signs of discomfort for the rest of the film.
The Saint (1997)
1 factual error
Directed by: Phillip Noyce
Starring: Val Kilmer, Elisabeth Shue, Rade Serbedzija, Valeriy Nikolaev
Continuity mistake: In the scene where Emma drives to the house where she finds her formula in order on the table, when she walks in, she leaves the door open, then the camera goes to Val Kilmer's face, then back to Emma, and behind Emma, the door is shut.
Dr. Emma Russell: After all, you are my personal saint.
Simon Templar: You have to be a very good, and usually very dead person to become a saint. And more importantly, you need to work three miracles. Now, get to work.
Trivia: When Dr Russell is looking through a book in the restaurant scene, she reads a poem written by Thomas Moore, Simon Templar's long-haired artist character. This poem was actually written by Val Kilmer himself.
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