Directed by: Harold Ramis
Starring: Brendan Fraser, Orlando Jones, Frances O'Connor, Elizabeth Hurley, Miriam Shor
Elliot makes his last wish and wishes for Allison to be happy. In doing this he unknowingly invokes a small clause in the contract allowing him to keep his soul. He finally asks Allison out, but she's already seeing someone. He then meets Nicole, who's moving in next door to him (who happens to look identical to Allison) and they live happily ever after.
Mirel
Continuity mistake: When the Devil is a teacher in the classroom she is erasing homework assignments off the board. In the close up shots (and maybe 1 or 2 of the far away ones) the board's partially erased. In most of the far away shots however, the board isn't erased. (01:01:50)
Elliot Richards: But it's my soul! I can't give you my soul.
The Devil: What are you, James Brown?
Trivia: Not a mistake but something clever. When the Devil was a schoolteacher, the first equation on the board was Fermat's Last Theorem (X to the Nth + Y to the Nth = Z to the Nth for N is greater than 2). It was proven in 1995 that there is no integer solution to this equation; exactly the kind of problem the Devil would give to an Algebra class, but not really expected in your standard Hollywood film...
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Answer: It definitely is a Montegrappa Oriental Zodiac pen, this brand has been making pens in Italy since 1912. I am not sure which of the three red pens in that collection (Oriental Zodiac) is the one seen in the movie, but given its association with the devil, my guess will be it is the Ox fountain pen.