Continuity mistake: In the scene where Clarence is cleaning Alabama's wounds outside the airport (after she gets beaten up by and subsequently kills her would-be hitman), a large gaping cut seen on the left side of her face in one scene is gone in the next and does not reappear.
True Romance (1993)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: Tony Scott
Starring: Gary Oldman, Christopher Walken, Christian Slater, Val Kilmer, Dennis Hopper, Patricia Arquette
Clarence, Dick and Alabama go to Lee Donowitz's apartment so they can try and sell the cocaine. Elliot is wearing a wire for the police who are listening to the whole deal in another room. When the cops break in, they have a big argument with Lee's bodyguards who are armed with automatic weapons. The gangsters who are after the dope break in, armed with shotguns and pistols etc. Lee finds out that Elliot was the snitch, and in his anger, throws coffee on his face. Cody (the cop) shoots Lee which triggers a big shootout. Everyone dies, except Dick who runs, and Alabama who hits the floor. Clarence gets shot in the eye, but survived the bullet and only lost his eye. When they leave, they drive down to Mexico where they have a child and live happily ever after.
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More mistakes in True Romance
Alabama: Okey dokey doggie daddy.
Trivia: At the end of the film when Christian Slater and Patricia Arquette are on the beach, the kid playing their son is Patricia's real-life son.
Question: What is the name of the music being played when Clarence enters the club and kills Drexyl? And the name of the song being played when Drexyl kills Samuel L Jackson?
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Chosen answer: When Clarence kills Drexel: "I want your body" by Nymphomania. When Drexel kills Samuel L Jackson: "Skinny (They can't get enough) " by The Skinny Boys.